1 Waldenfelsstraße, 76316, Malsch
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A small campsite at the end of a steep, narrow residential access road on a mountain, offering a very calm setting. Recent stays report a friendly welcome, modern or clean sanitary facilities and attractive pitches, with levelling blocks sometimes needed. Dogs are allowed in the tourist area, and the adjacent forest is suitable for walks. The campsite is associated with a well-known restaurant.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
25 June 2026. Great campsite on the edge of a forest. Very pleasant in this summer heat. Wonderful welcome from the very helpful owner. Very quiet. Modern and spotless sanitary facilities. Perfect. We will certainly return to this campsite. Highly recommended!Translating
We were warmly welcomed and could choose from 4 available pitches. Showers and toilets are not new but clean. Pitches are nice, although levelling wedges are sometimes required.Translating
They seem to be tired of campers here. The first contact on site came across as very arrogant. We left again.Translating
Somewhat run-down campsite. A little expensive for the activities they offer (almost nothing apart from the shower and pitch) The restaurant was closed during the day/night we stayed (I had been warned by phone). When we wanted to take shelter from the rain at the tables in front of the restaurant, the owner refused…Translating
Friendly telephone contact regarding a short-notice request for a pitch for one night. Nice welcome at the restaurant and when being assigned the pitch. Sanitary facilities dated but clean. Dogs not a problem; the adjacent forest is great for walking them.Translating
It couldn’t be any less friendly! We arrived with the camper and the “owner/employee” shouted at us, “What do you want?” We turned around and left immediately!Translating
Anyone looking for peace and quiet is in the right place here. The shower/toilet facilities are dated. But yes, clean! Dogs are allowed only in the “tourist area”. We happened upon the site by chance. The long-term campers (90%) don’t know how to be friendly. Greeting fellow campers is apparently unheard of. Only cash is accepted at the site, as in the restaurant.Translating
Owner came running to us and told us to leave immediately as we had no reservation. The camping was empty and owner didn’t consider even talking with us why couldn’t stay and/or find a solution. Very disappointed as also have 10 months old baby who was tired of driving.