This campsite, situated alongside a lake near Hanover, offers a scenic base for water sports and city visits. The setting is beautiful, with a wide range of facilities and an on-site lake providing pleasant scenery and opportunities for various water sports. The restaurant impresses with a well-curated menu, and meals are prepared with evident skill and passion by the owner-chef. However, the site shows signs of age and deterioration, with outdated facilities that have not been renovated in years, though renovations are underway. The sanitary facilities are clean but occasionally unreliable. The showers still require tokens, which feels dated compared to modern campsites. For dishwashing, transient guests have only three outdoor sinks, which is inconvenient during rainy weather. In the seasonal pitch section, there is a service building with electric stoves, but they are heavily rusted. Many pitches are occupied by long-term guests, whose diverse DIY constructions can make the site feel less inviting. The access road is in poor condition, full of potholes and challenging to navigate. Travelers should be aware that the actual price for two people per night turned out to be significantly higher than what was listed in the guidebook, coming as an unpleasant surprise. The booking process has a concerning issue where the online tool may silently change the selected date to an available one without clear notice. Complaints about the incorrect date result in a penalty fee for cancellation, such practices seem intentional and are not customer-friendly. The business model appears to rely on these unexpected charges, leading to a frustrating and costly reservation experience. On the positive side, the pitches for passing travelers are spacious and level, offering good space. While the location and amenities are highly appealing, the unexpected cost and booking pitfalls may affect overall value for money.
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