Pros: 1. Very nice, shady spots that are well sheltered by many tall trees. 2. For kids, there are playgrounds literally around every corner (the campground has about 3 playgrounds; there’s another very nice one in town for all ages). 3. The restrooms aren’t the newest (there are even outhouses), but they’re cleaned several times a day, and it shows. 4. The staff at the front desk is friendly and actually answers questions. 5. You ride around the grounds with the groundskeeper and get to pick your own spot from among those that are available. 6. The supermarket is absolutely overpriced (even more expensive than on a German highway), but in a pinch, it has everything you need and more. Great selection. 7. The beach is a short walk around the campground, but highly recommended. Clean and not overcrowded. There’s a reserved area for campground guests, and it’s kid-friendly everywhere you look. 8. It’s 100–150 meters from the beach to the “swimmable” water—absolutely perfect for small children.

The campground comes highly recommended for families—there are plenty of playgrounds and a beautiful “forest” where your campsite is located. We stayed there for a few days with two adults and one child (age 3). Cons: 1. The half-board option is absolutely terrible. Pre-packaged meals from a discount store, frozen food. You’re better off saving your money and eating out cheaply in town. In general, the restaurant is too expensive for such poor quality. There are cheaper and better restaurants right outside the door. * Parking in town is super easy and cheap. 1€ per hour. Max. 8€ per day* 2. The pool area is certainly nice, but unfortunately we couldn’t go in because our child wasn’t allowed to keep their water shoes on (no one is allowed to—water shoes are prohibited). I find that absolutely rude; this is a matter of safety and hygiene. 3. You aren’t greeted all that warmly—you have to ask about everything yourself, like how the half-board plan works, for example.