Camping Silversand

auto-translated: I can only agree with the previous reviews. Basically a beautiful, idyllic site that is sure to be full during the season. What is noticeable is the state of the infrastructure, sanitary facilities and disposal areas. Some of it looks very used and worn and, given the price of €40/night and me, could do with a much better ratio. Probably ideal for families with children.

auto-translated: I spent the night with the roof tent. If there had been alternatives nearby, I would have left again.

Positive: beautiful beach with beautiful sunsets. Plenty of shade and space in a grove. Good and nice pizzeria/bar with terrace on the beach. Nice saunas at the beach. Inflatable bouncy castles for children.

Negative: rather high priced campsite (the most expensive of my trip). Although there was plenty of free space, we were all placed close to each other.
Everything looks a bit neglected (there is rubbish lying around in many places on the pitches, there are dumps for old pallets everywhere, rubble around the buildings) The sanitary facilities are partly very old and housed in containers. All service facilities were dirty. They were sprayed out several times a day (everything was wet afterwards) but obviously never cleaned thoroughly. I avoided showering there :/
Conclusion: I was annoyed by the combination of the high price and the rather unacceptable facilities. I would not recommend anyone to stay there.

auto-translated: Another review put it in a nutshell. Ambivalent. On the one hand, a beautiful place. On the other hand, everything seems somehow unfinished. Cables were "provisionally" laid across the street years ago. Wooden pallets are built into stairs. One senses that the place was once much nicer. Now it's still okay, and yes, there's a bouncy castle. A beach doesn't change either. But one should not expect miracles. This place is not lovingly maintained. It's okay and has the merit of being in a beautiful place, which is always good for a great sunset...

By the way, the place has a staggered price system: green is cheap and far from the sea. Red is close and really expensive. Yellow is in between.

We stayed only one instead of two nights.