Reiterparadies Campingpark
This family-friendly campsite is an equestrian paradise, especially for children who love horses and ponies. Over the years, it has earned a reputation as a dream destination for multi-generational family trips, offering continuous fun from morning until evening. The beautifully maintained park-like setting and warm, dedicated team create an idyllic, loving atmosphere that leaves little to be desired. Children can enjoy pony rides, horse riding lessons with remarkably patient instructors, and even adopt a foster pony for their stay, an experience that brings immense joy and creates lasting memories. An extensive children's program includes archery, air pistol shooting, and a sandy playground, keeping young guests thoroughly engaged. A free local swimming pool is available to all campers, providing a refreshing option on warm afternoons. The on-site restaurant serves delicious, generous portions, including homemade cakes, tortes, and the highly recommended 'Zwergenburger,' though prices are moderate to high and wait times can occur during peak season. The entire campsite is consistently described as clean and well-kept, with sanitary facilities generally tidy, though occasional overcrowding may lead to issues with shower cleanliness and toilet paper supply. The staff is overwhelmingly praised as friendly, helpful, and empathetic with children, though isolated reports of unfriendliness and a cold reception at check-in have surfaced in some years. Electrical hookups have been a major problem, with constant tripping requiring repeated resets by an electrician. Some guests warn of unsafe pony riding practices, including allowing ponies to fight near children and assigning aggressive ponies to beginners for profit. The restaurant has faced criticism for being overpriced, with one guest claiming it costs double what a fine restaurant would charge. The overall atmosphere can feel like mass-processing during busy periods, with little individual care for horses or riders according to some reviews. Despite these drawbacks, many families are so impressed that they immediately book extended stays for future holidays, with some returning year after year. The site's name is considered perfectly fitting, as it truly delivers a paradise for young horse enthusiasts. Potential visitors should be aware that the campsite can become very busy, leading to longer queues at the bakery service and kiosk, and sanitary buildings may feel crowded at times. Overall, it is a magical, family-focused destination where children's happiness takes center stage, though those seeking tranquility or high-end facilities may be disappointed.
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