Pušelė

auto-translated: The camping meadow lies along the lakeshore. In between is a row of picnic tables, some of which are covered and have power sockets. Besides me, there were a few other guests in huts on the site. The café offered drinks and ice cream, and probably also food in the high season.
The large exhibition of sculptures made from scrap metal and carved ostrich eggs on the square is remarkable.
The sanitary facilities are less remarkable. Some of the toilets were out of order, there was only one sink and only cold water, showers cost €3 for 30 minutes and they certainly hadn't been cleaned for a few days. It was still okay, but it wasn't nice.