Perched high in the Alps, this campsite treats guests to jaw-dropping panoramic views that are the clear highlight of any stay. The staff are repeatedly described as incredibly friendly and helpful, going out of their way to assist with everything from local tips to arranging public transport. Cleanliness is a standout strength, with toilets and showers kept spotlessly tidy even when the facilities are a bit dated. Families will find plenty to keep children entertained, including a playground, scooters, trikes, and ball games, while dogs are also made welcome. The on-site shop stocks essentials and local beers, and a restaurant a minute away serves typical Swiss dishes. A communal hut with a microwave, oven, and fridge adds convenience. Hiking and cycling routes start right from the site, making it a perfect base for nature lovers. The biggest drawback is the pitch layout: motorhomes and campervans are often squeezed onto a tarmac or car-park-style area with no grass, limited space, and almost no privacy. Tent campers fare better on more spacious grass. The steep, narrow mountain roads leading up can be challenging for larger vehicles. WiFi is weak or only available near reception, and there are additional charges for rubbish disposal and a second vehicle. Electrical hookups may be limited for larger RVs. Some visitors note the showers are old and narrow, and non-German speakers sometimes miss English signage. Evening noise from children playing on scooters is occasionally mentioned. Overall, the breathtaking alpine scenery, warm hospitality, and immaculate facilities make this a memorable destination, especially for those who can overlook the cramped motorhome pitches.
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