This campsite consistently fails to meet expectations, leaving visitors deeply disappointed across multiple visits. Operational shortcomings dominate the experience, starting with poorly equipped toilets that lack essential supplies like toilet paper and soap, a recurring issue that significantly impacts comfort. The reception area closes for an extended lunch break without prior notice, causing confusion and inconvenience for guests trying to check in or ask questions. Additionally, visitors are not provided with a key to access the lake exit in the evening, restricting their ability to enjoy the surrounding area. The overall cost does not match the quality of services and amenities offered, leading to widespread frustration and a clear mismatch between price and experience. The camping area itself feels like a small afterthought within a larger complex focused on apartments and chalets, offering limited shade that can be a drawback on sunny days. Sanitary facilities, while cleaned daily, remain basic and lack drying options, with cleanliness quickly diminishing after cleaning. Guests must bring their own toilet paper, a requirement not communicated upfront. Water points are scattered but lack drinking water supply or official grey and wastewater disposal. On a positive note, dogs are allowed, and the pool area receives praise for its quality. Breakfast options are modest, featuring diluted juice and subpar coffee from a machine, though specialty coffee and scrambled eggs are tasty extras. The buffet includes plain bread rolls, croissants, packaged jams, and a few cold cuts, with cereals that please children. Service staff are friendly, attentive, and make an effort with languages, though this does not compensate for the overall shortcomings.
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