Unnamed Road, 8296, Hegyesd
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This is a calm, scenic stopover beside Lake Hegyesd, with a beautiful view and space for one vehicle. Camping is not allowed, and the lake is a fishing lake where swimming is not permitted. Access is via a field track with some potholes; the route through Hegyesd is easier, while the Monostorapáti approach is rougher but does not require 4X4. Litter has been reported in the surrounding nature.
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Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Beautiful, quiet spot with a great view, suitable for a stopover. Space for one vehicle. Access is fine; you drive along a dirt road with some potholes.
Beautiful and surrounded by nature, but as too often, people leave their toilet paper in the countryside, turning it into a real dump. Why put a spot online only for it to be ruined after a year? Anyway, then people wonder why the locals do not say hello or welcome visitors. I am 25, not a retiree who complains for no reason. You are ungrateful.
The view is truly unique, but camping is not allowed here. The police politely but firmly asked us to leave. What a shame.
This was our first wild-camping trip in a motorhome. As several people have written, it is best to take the shortest route up via Hegyesd, Zrínyi Street; from other directions, getting there with a larger vehicle is challenging because of the many overhanging bushes. If the spot by the pine forest is occupied, you can move farther away, even toward the field. On December 21, we were the only ones there. We woke up to a wonderful sunny morning beside the extremely quiet and peaceful lake.
Scenic spot on the edge of the forest for truly only one motorhome. Access is very easy. However, many walkers with dogs also come here. But do not worry: if the spot is occupied, there are several options for spending the night in the immediate area. As long-term travelers accustomed to peace and quiet, we found there was too little privacy here, so we quickly moved to the p4n off-road spot.
We spent a sunday night here. Another van was already at the fireplace when we arrived so we drove further down the road and spent a very calm night there in the field.
Wonderful quiet, wooded place. The road has ruts and may be difficult to access for large vehicles.
Very quiet spot; I parked a little farther away from the main area (only possible with a smaller vehicle). Surrounded by trees, it is absolutely peaceful here, and there is also a small fire pit. I came via Hegyesd—quite steep but short and straightforward. I returned via Monosorapati, which was no fun: very time-consuming, large holes, a constant bumpy ride, but doable.
Great, atmospheric place. Peace and quiet. Pay attention to the navigation route so it does not take you on a detour. The van managed it. A motorhome may have difficulty.
Great, quiet place, road from north is less rocky than from the south.
Pretty quiet place (road at the other side of the lake), easy to get there without 4x4. View of the lake, forest at the back. One car passing us and one women taking a walk.
According to the police who came, this is private property. Staying overnight is forbidden.
Great spot with a view of a small lake. Even though it’s next to a dirt path, there were only several cars passing on a weekday. Do keep it clean as we cleared up quite a bit of litter in the area (could be visitors or locals).
Beautiful place, worth coming to. Take the shortest route and approach carefully. The place is not busy; at most one or two shepherds come this way.