Camping Jonathermál

Since the places are not parcelled out, they are all standing higgledy-piggledy. From the afternoon until 1 AM, sometimes even later, it gets loud. There are many locals on the square, who unfortunately also organize the parties. In response to my polite inquiry whether they could at least turn it down a bit, I just got a grim shake of the head. The operators don’t care at all; no one looks after it. Maybe we just had bad luck, but we won’t be coming back here. We fled quickly.

I cannot agree with the partly years-old reviews. The sanitary facilities are very well maintained and are cleaned several times a day. In one of the shower houses, there are folding doors, which we find more practical and hygienic than the curtains in the other two facilities. The parking areas for campervans and caravans are very generous and can be chosen freely. We also find the discounted entries for the connected spa very good. Each site has electricity and water. The disposal facilities are also clean and practically designed.

Unfortunately, the place is deteriorating more and more. We have known the place since 2003, but by now they seem to be more interested in renting out caravans and wooden cabins. The sanitary facilities have been lacking light, toilet paper, and toilet door keys for days. The showers cannot be adjusted, and the water does not drain. Toilet brushes are cleaned in the sink where one later brushes their teeth or washes, etc.. The grass is not regularly mowed and watered. In the connected thermal bath, for example, after a weekend with the highest influx of visitors, the thermal water is not changed. There is still a lot more to report.

Miserable Wi-Fi on the premises

- very generous areas - Reduced entry prices for the thermal bath - very quiet place - no entertainment and we liked that