Camping & Village Polvese

We just spent 10 days at the campsite and I was glad that the time was over. The toilets and wash houses are dirty and you have to be careful not to walk into spider webs. They are only cleaned in the morning. The hot water is turned off in the evening at 8 PM, so washing up if you eat later or even taking a shower in the evening is not possible. I first had to free the washing machine from spider webs. What is nice is that the campsite is full of trees, but the roots stick out onto the path. So I tripped badly once and injured my knee and toe. The restaurant, bistro, bakery, and "supermarket" at the campsite are just impossible. On the first evening, we ordered hamburgers and fries. Hamburger here means a small meatball and nothing else. For 3 portions, each with a handful of fries and 2 large beers, we paid 41 euros, extortionate. Buns have to be pre-ordered and you can’t get any spontaneously in the morning. And ice cream, which comes in waffles or cups as ready-made products, is often only available in limited selection by late afternoon. There aren’t even changing rooms for babies. You can drive onto the site until 2:30 AM in the evening. During the day, you have to leave by 1:30 PM since it is closed until 3:30 PM. For us, it was the first and last time. We will definitely never go there again.

We were in a Hybrid Lodge Clever... Thus, we cannot comment on the sanitary facilities. However, a new sanitary building is currently under construction. The site is unpartitioned for campers with a clear view of the lake and a daily stunning sunset. From the site, there is NO swimming opportunity in the lake. There is no pier or beach available. It’s a muddy natural bank. You can hear the road, but it didn't disturb us. A small pool is always open, the larger one is currently being remodeled and is expected to reopen for the summer season. Swim caps required! Those looking for a nature-friendly, quiet spot will find it here.