Camping Rio Ferienglück

During the Easter holidays here. Not much going on. Very nicely situated. Right by the lake. Well-maintained facility.

We have been coming to this very nice place for almost 20 years. In the meantime, we avoid it and move to neighboring spots. Regular campers, mostly groups, have all the spots in the first 3 rows firmly in their hands and scare off anyone who comes too close; sometimes even threats of violence are made, and the "site owners" band together against the disruptors. The site manager does nothing against it, even though she is losing a lot of revenue, as many of the selfish ones occupy 3 spots but only pay for 1. The atmosphere is unpleasant and latently aggressive towards newcomers who want to intrude into the territory of the regular campers. It's a shame, but at the back without a lake view you can also stand at other campsites. The sanitary facilities are really subpar and unhygienic; I don't know where the good reviews come from. Access to the site is not controlled, and so the toilets and showers are used like public facilities; one can imagine how that looks, especially on the weekends. Moreover, there are constantly strange people on the site and things keep disappearing. A highlight is the pool, which is really great, but otherwise, we are very discouraged and will not come back. Really a shame, but the campsite management does not want to engage against German selfishness, and so everyone does what they want and what that means with Germans, one can vividly imagine.

A nicely located spot with large parcels. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are not okay, but they are cleaned well. However, this could happen more often during the day. Mainly occupied by regular customers, who also like to block free parcels for several days with cars or camping equipment to secure a good pitch for friends arriving later. The owner does not take care of this.

Unfortunately, many beautiful spots with a view of the lake are blocked by cars, boat trailers, etc. Campers are unwilling to park their cars on their own designated spots. Some campers use 3 spots. Unfortunately, this is not monitored by the operators.

The campsite is top-notch. No reservation is required, we were able to check in without any problems at 9:00 PM. There is free choice of pitch, and the gentleman at the reception was very nice. For the location, the price is also completely justified. The sanitary facilities are good for a two-star campsite, and I find the outdoor showers very practical. But remember to bring your own toilet paper.

No groundskeeper, almost every guest does what they want. Sanitary facilities are a disaster. What a shame for the former beautiful place.

we have often been to the campsite in recent years. Beautifully located, but little is done by the management; tourists come anyway, even if nothing is done at the restroom facilities. The site regularly floods after heavy rains, and precautions should simply be taken to ensure that one does not have to paddle a SUP on the paths. What is particularly annoying is that parking spaces are blocked by cars, kept free for acquaintances for days. The management does not care about that. Or some people spread out over several pitches but only pay for one, while the campsite is fully occupied and one really cannot find a spot anymore. These grievances have led us to not go here for the time being, although the location itself is really nice. But not being able to find a spot or having to squeeze into somewhere when there would actually be space if some people's selfishness were held in check, then it would really be a great place. But as it is, we will find another one.

We arrived quite late. However, they took very good care of us. Despite the holiday season, it was fairly quiet. The parceling is handled loosely, allowing you as much space as you need. (Certainly only possible in the off-peak season)