Natural area, camping prohibited

It is true that it is in the middle of nowhere; however, as of September 16, it is a scorched, completely sun-exposed place, and the river is barely anything. There is no mobile coverage. If you are looking to be completely disconnected and in full sun, this is your ideal spot. The road has potholes, but you can get through perfectly well in first gear.

The place is very beautiful, even though there are only two parking spaces, a river, spring water, little frogs, mice, and three camping areas.

No shade for level parking, but there are shaded picnic tables. Quiet place, except for us that night: we heard a group of about ten young people arrive with music and alcohol. Two kilometers of potholed track before reaching it.

Exceptional place in the middle of nature. The road is destroyed and full of holes, but with a 7-meter motorhome and driving slowly, you can get there without problems. A local told us that his family has been drinking the spring water for years without any issues. The wolf visitor center is 1.5 km away via a forest road; if you use Google Maps, it sends you on a 5-km detour. Nearby there is a viaduct and a railway station, which are worth stopping at to take photos. Peace, quiet, and nature!

Too much mud and standing water; there is a risk of getting stuck at this time of year. What a shame.

construction of pipeline at entrance to area making it impossible to drive in. There are other places to park opposite and overlooking the picnic area. The approach road is in terrible condition with much erosion and potholes

Beautiful and peaceful place to spend the night. The road to get there is bumpy and gravelly, but it is manageable if you drive slowly.

Quiet and pretty place in the middle of the nature reserve, despite some locals passing through. The road is indeed in poor condition, but still passable. Small fountain, picnic benches, and a small water basin.