Riverside parking, larger vans unsuitable

A very beautiful, peaceful place even on Whit Monday. Although there were more than 10 vans there at the time, it was still very idyllic. You can swim wonderfully in the little river. You should also definitely walk the few meters to the Skull Cave. Not suitable for larger motorhomes. Only for small buses. Please keep the place clean.✦Translating

Unfortunately, the parking area has fallen victim to local forestry work. Only a small part remains available for parking. Directly beside the road. No toilet in the off-season!✦Translating

Fine for one night but no more. Poor phone signal and train noise.✦Translating

Nothing to complain about; currently there is a construction site opposite, but it is not operating at the weekend.✦Translating

A beautiful place for activities in nature. Perfect for self-sufficient motorhomes. Please keep it clean so that places like this can continue to exist. The nearby road is barely noticeable. Occasionally you can hear the train rushing over the bridge, but it did not bother us.✦Translating

Nice place. You can hear the road during the day, but at night it's fine. Access to the river.

Nice place. You can hear the road during the day, but at night it's fine. Access to the river.✦Translating

Excellent parking for climbers, many vans.✦Translating

It's great that everyone thinks the place is wonderful, but large motorhomes have no business here. The portable toilet is also maintained by the climbing community. First spend a lot of money on a motorhome and then be too stingy to pay for a proper campsite. The guys and girls who climb their projects at the Hanging Stone sleep here. VW-bus size is tolerated by the municipality, but not these huge motorhome monsters.✦Translating

Be careful, the access road is very, very narrow, making it particularly difficult for vehicles to pass each other. The parking area is not at the beach but at the port; it is private land belonging to the residents' association.✦Translating