Camping Review: [Campsite Name]
Location and Access
This campsite is located right on the banks of the Danube River, making it a great spot for swimming, paddleboarding, and enjoying the scenery. The city center of Regensburg is only a short distance away, easily accessible by foot (45 minutes to an hour), by bike, or by bus. There's a bus stop right at the campsite that takes you to Regensburg for just €6,10 for two people all day. You can even walk or bike along the Danube River to get there. There's also a Rewe Supermarket and well-stocked bottleshop within easy reach, either by walking 800m or taking the bus in the opposite direction.
The campsite itself is set in leafy, shady surrounds, which is a real plus on a hot summer's day. There's a little beach just a few steps from the campsite that's perfect for cooling down.
Several reviewers mention that the campsite is well-maintained, particularly in terms of the pitches and the amenities. Many noted that the camping pitches are large and comfortable. However, some commented that the pitches were close together, and it was not always clear where you should park.
Amenities and Facilities
Reviews highlight the campsite’s amenities as being generally clean and well-maintained. The toilets and showers are consistently praised as clean, while some note that the facilities are a bit older. Despite this, the overall impression is positive.
Multiple reviewers mention the availability of bread rolls, which can be ordered in advance. A small shop is also located on-site, providing essential items. For more extensive shopping, a supermarket and well-stocked bottleshop are within easy reach, either by a short walk or a bus ride.
The campsite features a restaurant and beer garden, although some note that these were closed on certain days of the week. Others comment on the quality of the food, praising the restaurant’s schnitzel and the beer garden’s selection of weitzen. There is also mention of a small swimming area, offering a scenic option to cool down.
Some reviewers point out that the WiFi is limited and only works at the reception area. This is a common complaint, but not a dealbreaker for everyone. A few reviewers mention additional features such as electric hookups, water connections, and laundry facilities.
Cleanliness and Maintenance
Generally Clean, Some Areas Need Attention
Reviews indicate that the campsite is generally clean, with praise for the toilets and showers, which are often described as “clean” or “very clean.” Some reviewers mention the sanitary facilities are a bit old but still well-maintained. A few reviewers note that the sanitary facilities could use a renovation, but they are still considered clean.
One reviewer specifically mentions that the bathrooms are washed many times during the day, which suggests that cleanliness is prioritized. Another reviewer was impressed with the clean and well-thought-out facilities, particularly in the “barrel rooms.”
While most reviewers highlight cleanliness, there are some mentions of areas needing improvement. Some reviewers note that the sanitary facilities are not the newest, and some point out that the comfort pitches are relatively small and the washhouses could use a renovation.
One reviewer mentions that the washhouses were “rather dark,” and another reviewer points out that the showers were “small/cramped without a shelf for shampoo.” The ground is described as being very muddy by one reviewer, and the carpet in the awning was a little loose for another. Overall, despite some minor criticisms about the age of some facilities, the campsite is generally considered clean and well-maintained.
Location Advantages
A Riverfront Escape
The campsite is right on the Danube River, and a small beach just steps away provides a perfect place to cool off after a day exploring the city.
Close to Town
You can easily walk to Regensburg's old town, which takes about 45 minutes to an hour. You can also get there by bus or bike. For cyclists, there's a dedicated bike path that takes you directly into the center of Regensburg. There's a bus stop right outside the campground, which makes it super easy to reach the city. The bus into town is right on the doorstep, and there's a nearby Rewe Supermarket and well-stocked bottleshop.
Peaceful Setting
The campsite has a peaceful and green atmosphere, with lots of shady spots under trees. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the area. It's also a good place to walk your dog.
Activities and Recreation
This campsite is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. You can swim in the Danube river, which is right next to the site. There's a little beach just a few steps from the campsite, providing a scenic option for cooling down. The Donau is also good for swimming and some SUP paddling.
Many reviewers mention that there's a cycle path along the Danube that goes directly into the old town. You can easily get to the path and run or ride a bike to the nearby lake or to the town.
The campsite itself is peaceful and green and situated in leafy, shady surrounds, which is a great option on a hot day. Some reviewers recommend standard pitches over comfort pitches because they seem to be better shaded.
The campsite is located directly on the Danube cycle path and on a small section of beach, which is perfect for a cool-down after a long day in Regensburg's old town. There is also a small swimming area on site.
Sanitary Facilities
Cleanliness
Reviews consistently highlight the cleanliness of the sanitary facilities, despite some noting that they are a bit old. Some reviewers specifically mention clean toilets and showers, while others appreciate that they are washed many times during the day, ensuring a high standard of hygiene.Functionality
While some reviewers point out that the facilities are a bit outdated, they are still considered functional. However, one reviewer mentions that the washhouses could use a renovation.Quantity
One reviewer notes that there are plenty of shower and toilet facilities for women, but not enough for men. This could be a factor to consider when choosing this campsite.Tips for Visitors
Getting Around
There are two buses that take you into Regensburg, and a day pass is great value. You can also walk or bike to Regensburg, but it takes 45 minutes to an hour on foot.
Things to Consider
The wifi isn't great in the premium spots. The staff are multilingual but are more functional than friendly. Some campers say the site is fairly expensive for what's offered.
Things to Do
You can swim in the Danube, and there’s a small beach on the site. It's really nice to cool down after a day in Regensburg.
The Danube cycle path is right behind the campsite. It takes about 15 minutes to bike into the city center.
You can walk along the Danube to get to Regensburg. It’s about a 30 to 40-minute walk.
Things to Know
The camping pitches are pretty close together. The restaurant and beer garden were closed on the Monday and Tuesday we were there.
The comfort pitches are closer to the amenities and better shaded. The staff at the reception is friendly and fluent in English.
It’s worth getting a day ticket for the bus. There's a Rewe Supermarket and a well-stocked bottle shop a short walk from the campsite.
Extra Tips
There’s a supercharger in Regensburg.
If you're arriving by car, you can stay in one of the "barrel" houses or raised-up tents.
The camping's restaurant serves some hefty schnitzel and a selection of weitzen.
FAQ
Is the campsite clean?
Yes, the campsite is generally clean. Reviews mention clean toilets and showers, a well-maintained site, and clean "campingfass" (wooden barrel) accommodations. Some reviews note that the sanitary facilities might be a bit old but are still clean.
How close is the campsite to Regensburg?
The campsite is located within easy reach of Regensburg. You can walk to the city center in about 45 minutes to an hour, or bike in about 10-15 minutes. There's also a bus stop right in front of the campsite that takes you to the city center within 20 minutes.
What are the amenities like at the campsite?
The campsite offers a range of amenities, including clean toilets and showers, a small restaurant and beer garden, a small shop, and a bus stop. Some pitches have electricity, and there's a nearby supermarket. The campsite also has a swimming area right on the Danube, and is located on the Danube cycle path.
What are the different types of accommodations available at the campsite?
The campsite offers a variety of accommodation options:
- Camper pitches: Some are standard, some are "comfort" pitches. "Comfort" pitches are said to be less shaded than the standard ones.
- Campingfass (wooden barrels): These are small, clean, and tidy accommodations with electricity inside. They are a popular option for a single night stay.
- Raised-up tents: Available for those traveling by car.
Is the campsite good value for the price?
Opinions on the campsite's value for money are mixed. Some reviewers feel that it is a bit expensive for what is offered, especially the premium spots. Others find the location and amenities worth the price. The bus into town is considered excellent value, with a day pass for €6.10 for two people.
