836 třída Tomáše Garrigua Masaryka, 552 03, Česká Skalice
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A huge commercial campsite beside a lake, with many activities, restaurants and entertainment for children. You can choose a pitch across the extensive grounds, but recent reports describe parties, road noise and generally noisy conditions. Facilities are very old and not especially clean, with one toilet room for the campsite and coin-operated showers.
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Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 50 days ago
Huge campsite next to a beautiful lake, with fantastic views, many activities for children, and the freedom to park wherever you like. BUT it is quite noisy, with parties and road noise. There is only one toilet room for the entire campsite, in the camping corner, which means the campsite itself is effectively a large toilet. Showers require coins. Fine for one night, but no more.
Time really stopped here 30 years ago, but it is beautiful :-).
Very large campsite. Everything is available, but it is very outdated. Showers use 10-koruna coins and operate with a kind of motion sensor. It is not very clean, but adequate. In summer it will be a top campsite, right by the lake and with so many restaurants and other establishments on the site itself. Almost all restaurants were closed and one sanitary block was closed, but it was the end of the season, so understandable.
The campsite is fine, but the water is unsuitable for swimming.
Directly next to the lake if u dont need electricity u can set up you tent directly nex to the lake, alot of food options. Huge campsite you can find peacefull spot anywhere
Big, well-established campsite with everything you need. If you do not need electricity, you can park anywhere. Lots of restaurants and entertainment for children.
The staff were very pleasant, the facilities older, and it was just a shame that the new amenities had not yet opened.
In the off-season it is quiet with plenty of space, but relatively expensive: 690 kroner for a camper with two people and electricity. In summer, it is party-style camping.
Cheap camping, and that is all. It has been stuck in the 1990s; the facilities are old and neglected. There are small restaurants and shops on the site where you can only pay in cash, but the service there leaves much to be desired. The atmosphere is quite strange. It is a place we would not return to.