Weserbergland-Camping

Well-maintained but anything but child-friendly. In fact, the owner is grumpy and certainly not suitable for this work. The pool is nice, but you can only swim laps. Children are not allowed to jump in, play with a soft ball, etc. Additionally, the owner informs you that an extra fee must be paid for a small tent for kids (which stood in agreement with the owner between me and the neighbors on a spot already paid for), and there was no room for discussion on this matter. Bread rolls must be ordered two days in advance, and children playing with a ball is forbidden (the football field next door is completely off-limits). And there were more negative experiences. The young lady working there is polite and courteous. For us, it is certainly not worth repeating and does not receive a recommendation for families with children. Those over 65 can find peace here.

A super well-maintained site that looks like a golf course, truly awesome. Dennis, the sheriff, is really friendly, his wife does her job well, and the sanitation facilities are excellent. You can also get a cold beer here for refreshment, and there is a very nice pool.

A fantastic spot for those seeking peace and relaxation. There’s nothing to criticize here. The owner runs the site with passion. We just spent five nights here and will definitely come back.

Quiet place. Nice location by the Weser. Right on the Weser cycling path. Roll delivery service. Clean sanitary facilities. Supermarket 3 km away. Small pool.

I can only agree with my predecessors. Super quiet campsite, right on the Weser. It feels like everyone goes to bed at 9:00 PM. Very uncomplicated site allocation, warm reception, great service, sanitation facilities are top-notch. A nice starting point for motorcycle tours. We will gladly come back.

We were pleasantly surprised, new operators were extremely friendly and helpful. The site is very well-kept with a small swimming pool. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi was not available at our pitch. The bread roll service was good and tasty, you could also enjoy drinks on the terrace; a few small dishes would have been nice, but unfortunately there weren't any, the drink menu was adequate and okay. All in all, a nice, well-kept site that I would recommend. For self-caterers, there are no shopping or dining options in the village. In the village, there is a camping supply store with a sufficient selection.

We were on the site for 2 nights in early July. We had registered by phone a few days earlier (stopover on return trip from Denmark). Very friendly operators. Buns from the baker could be ordered the day before (very good buns!). Campsites always in short grass, large, partly paved with concrete slabs (terrace in front of the caravan). Electricity connection and tap nearby. Very clean, modern sanitary facilities. Sites available both under deciduous trees and in full sun (Weser bank), which could be chosen based on availability. We were in the second row, slightly elevated and partly shaded at the Weser bank. Very quiet surroundings at night, the site became lively only around 8:00 AM in the morning. Definitely visit the factory outlet of Weserbergland spirits in town (within walking distance) (brochure at reception)! They have a fantastic selection. Not cheap, but good quality comes with a price. The small hut economy at the passenger ferry terminal (and bicycles) is also worth a trip. However, both are not always open. Weser cycle path on the opposite riverbank. Small enclosed swimming pool at the campsite. Other excursion opportunities can only be reached by car. In the village itself, there is very little besides a large caravan motorhome dealer. No restaurant (the one displayed on Google is no longer in existence).

Super relaxed and simply beautiful there by the Weser. Everyone in a good mood, the owners very friendly and helpful. We've been there several times and will go there again.