TAIGA Lake Caspe

That the lake has a water level of -20 m below normal is dramatic. But you can still put boats into the water via the ramp. We were extremely negatively affected by the German-speaking caretaker/owner. It started when we queued at the barrier for registration and the gentleman came over and said we needed to make room. When I asked why, he said it was in case someone needed to leave. We were standing in the narrow entrance with a caravan and should have backed out. I didn't do that because we were going to be done with check-in in five minutes anyway. But there was also no one who we obstructed. (?!) You could consider this an isolated incident, but there were two other occurrences that I know more from German campgrounds than from southern European places. Such a pity!

This campsite has a wonderful location, away from the tourist crowds. It is maintained with great care and attention. The sanitary facilities were always in very clean and good condition. In the small restaurant, one could order food for the evening, which I found very pleasant. Uncomplicated good Wi-Fi spot in the restaurant/bar. The supermarket is small but nice. The pool is very beautifully designed and clean. Particularly noteworthy is the exceptionally friendly reception. As a solo female traveler with a small dog, I felt very safe and comfortable here. Unfortunately, I was only passing through. Next time, I will stay longer.

Beautiful facility by a lake, small pool, restaurant and shop, well-shaded (important for summer), friendly staff. Small and somewhat outdated sanitary facilities, therefore a point deduction.

Staff and manager are very friendly. Showers and toilets are always clean. A downside is the paths to the pitch, many holes, when it rains the water runs into the tent. There is too little attention given to dog owners so that dogs do not leave their business everywhere, and they must be kept on a leash at the pitch. Otherwise, we are super satisfied with the place.