Forest parking, peaceful nights

A quiet place. I walked my dogs around the ponds and spent a peaceful night here. There are no prohibition signs. Unfortunately, there are no rubbish bins either, so take your rubbish with you and keep the place clean ;)

We stayed one night, arriving around 9 p.m. and leaving at 8:30 a.m. A super-quiet parking area between the forest and pond, with little visibility from outside. There was another bus there, which did not bother us. Access is permitted for vehicles under 7.5 tonnes. In the morning, people arrived to walk their dogs, jog, and so on, so as usual, no camping behavior. We would return anytime!

I could not find any prohibition signs. Access to the parking area is permitted; beyond it, vehicles of all kinds are prohibited. I had a quiet night, with a few dog owners in the morning. Of course, you should park at the top of the parking area and not drive down to the lake (picture 3). I suspect that was the problem when there was trouble.

I know this place because I am from the area. The last time I was there, without a camping vehicle, there was a sign saying that camping and parking caravans was prohibited. That may also explain the angler's reaction. In summer, the lake is used by young people for parties.

Very beautiful place in the countryside. Unfortunately, there are no rubbish bins, but it is still very clean. The trees provide shade, but there are also sunny spots. Unfortunately, access is technically prohibited, although locals use the road as well.

A truly beautiful and quiet place for one night—the perfect spot on earth. Cyclists, dog walkers, and pedestrians pass by, all quite friendly. The hunter also came by and said: For one night it is okay, but please leave the place clean, which goes without saying. We would return immediately. It is simple and very beautiful!

Not recommended. Young people arrived at night, it was very loud, and we had to drive on.