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This campsite shows genuine potential for becoming a top-tier destination, but right now it wrestles with several practical shortcomings that can dampen the experience. The internal roads are rough and narrow, demanding careful driving and a bit of patience. The terrain is uneven with bumps and holes that create trip hazards, especially after dark. During the peak summer weeks, the site feels overcrowded, with pitches marked only by plastic tape stretched across a natural camping field. The drinking water point sits uncomfortably close to a waste disposal station, which raises hygiene concerns. The sanitary block is dated but remarkably clean, though one visitor found it completely inadequate for the number of guests. The restaurant offers a very limited menu, yet the chef manages to whip up tasty dishes that are appreciated by those who try them. The value for money seems low given the current state of the facilities and infrastructure. Quietness is compromised by the density of campers and the lively atmosphere of a busy seasonal site. The pitch size is notably small, making it a tight squeeze for larger tents or extended setups. One group of about 32 people camped with caravans, motorhomes, and tents on the upper meadow, showing the site can handle sizable parties. With a sound investment plan for roads, water points, and pitch demarcation, the campsite could become excellent in just a few years. For now, it offers an affordable base for those who prioritize cleanliness over comfort and don’t mind a few rough edges.
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