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auto-translated: The site has 100 level, parceled pitches, large enough for motorhomes and caravans. However, it gets tight for a caravan with an awning....
0auto-translated: Visited on September 5, 2026. No reception open. Phone number was not answered. Service building was open. One camping guest. Otherwise empty. We drove on.
0auto-translated: Since July 2025, you are no longer allowed to stay overnight there. Parking for 6 hours is free.
0auto-translated: We return to this campsite at regular intervals. Close to the motorway and a pleasant walk to the village. A local heritage museum is right next to the campsite.
Clean and tidy in the service building.
1auto-translated: We were here once before in 2018, not much has changed....
1auto-translated: A lovely spot, very nice pitches, absolutely peaceful. Great pitches down by the little natural harbour too. The toilet and shower facilities are in excellent condition. The small kitchen, unfortunately, has no fridge. The little ferry across the lake (10 mins to the campsite) is another highlight....
0auto-translated: A lovely spot, absolutely peaceful apart from the donkeys, who make their presence felt every now and then. But they’re actually what give the place its charm. Very friendly owners. The donkey trek is highly recommended as a way to ‘wind down’. Well suited to campers; no long-term residents....
0auto-translated: The campsite is exactly right in this spot. View of the sea, otherwise functional, clean, friendly owners with lots of information. The whole island is also magical after the breeding season. We stayed here for 2 nights and will definitely come back. We were traveling with a campervan.
1auto-translated: We only wanted to stay one night, but then stayed three nights. The site is strongly terraced with some considerable slopes. As a result, almost all pitches have a view of the sea. The site is laid out with a lot of care, with many beautiful details and plants. The sanitary facilities are new and...
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