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Google
26/06/2025
We stayed at this campground during the off-season, and while the facilities were decent, there are some limitations worth noting — especially if you’re planning to come during busier times.
There were only about four or five campervans on-site when we visited, but even with such low occupancy, only two showers were available. This means that during peak season, you may have to wait a while for your turn.
The kitchen had two electric burners and one electric cooktop, along with three sinks. There were some pots, pans, and utensils provided, but many were in poor condition. If you’re relying on these shared facilities, be prepared — they might not be sufficient when the campground is full.
One issue we found particularly frustrating was that the lighting and heating in the shower rooms are motion-activated. This might sound energy-efficient in theory, but in practice, it meant the lights went out halfway through a shower. We had to step out completely naked just to wave at the sensor — not exactly ideal.
That said, the water pressure and temperature were good, and the campground overall was clean and peaceful.
However, the price felt a bit steep — it was $50 per night, which seemed high considering the limited and occasionally inconvenient facilities.