the place impresses with its well-kept driveway - pretty planting unfortunately only at the barrier. The parking lot has a decorative boat...which is sprawling. The crystal-clear lake is a dream, which is certainly only so clean, attention: irony...because no dog is ever allowed to cool off there...not even at the other end of the lake. But the ducks are allowed to go aa everywhere ;-) For divers, it's a little freshwater paradise. And unfortunately that's all the advantages

the beautifully planted driveway is overshadowed by a full fence. You feel like you're in prison. We have already been able to compare many places. There are also fences all around...but the entrance area is a bit more relaxed and free. But here, even pedestrians are forced to take the annoying code card with them every time they leave the square...because free passage is not possible. So we ask ourselves why? Do we need to be protected from the outside or does the outside world need to be protected from us? Which you can also see from the full plexiglass protective wall in the reception and you still have to enter individually. It's laughable. We thought we had been transported back to 2021. Oh my God. Let's get away from the old structural thinking on the part of the management and let the campers feel more free. Keep your eyes open and learn from other operators. It starts with not imposing the control obligation on the guests. It seems that long-term vacationers are not the focus here. Well...long-term campers also fill the company's coffers. The biggest mockery of all. You pay money for a dog and can't find a bag stand to reliably dispose of its droppings. What's more, you're not allowed to take a nice walk around the lake with your faithful friend. What's the point of THAT? We speak for 95% of dog owners who pick up their poop properly. Why does everyone have to suffer just because there are exceptions who leave everything lying around? We were here at a time (6 days) when there were no people on the shore. How much we would have liked to enjoy the lake, even if it was only from the shore. But no, the dogs' paws were trampling grass. Dog hostility forever. At the latest when the management needs a guide dog or avalanche search dog or dog for the disabled...then the four-legged friends are suddenly important and a rethink takes place. The subject of wash houses. Terrible. Ancient..but halfway clean. It smells like stale, damp air in the rear wash house...just musty, we don't shower there. The old-fashioned construction makes the neighbor's farting noises audible. No sense of well-being at all. Why isn't it brought up to date? Is there not enough money for it? Then make more turnover with satisfied vacation campers...which are few and far between. So coming back is rather unlikely. A vicious circle that can only be broken with the right free-spirited, life-affirming and modern corporate attitude.