Amenities
PlaygroundSwimming poolKids friendlyRestaurant
Parameters
QuietnessElectric hookupsStaffValue for money
This campsite serves as a practical base for exploring the Bohemian Paradise region, offering easy access to natural attractions. Its hilly terrain means only about 20% of pitches are suitable for caravans, and the electric hookups are limited, often requiring long cables. The facilities show significant wear, with aging sanitary blocks that receive frequent complaints about maintenance. Ladies' toilets are few, some with broken locks, and shower cubicles lack privacy due to broken door hooks. Evening cleanliness suffers noticeably, with no bins near toilets or showers, leading to litter indoors. The on-site restaurant is closed to campers, though guests in trekkershutten and pensions can enjoy daily specials and breakfast. Staff hospitality is consistently described as poor, with the disabled toilet used for storage and service requests ignored. WiFi is unavailable throughout the site. The atmosphere quiets down in early evenings, which may suit families but disappoints those seeking nightlife. Families with young children find it suitable, especially with beach volleyball and a playground. The swimming pool, when available, provides a refreshing option for warmer days. Despite the facilities, the location near Cesky Raj and Prague remains a strong draw. Overall, the site trades on its setting while struggling with upkeep and service quality.
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