Shaded parking, variable cleanliness

We stayed at the beginning of May and we didn’t pay anything! There is a camping sign and we weren’t alone with 7 others! You’re in walking distance to the baths. There is a toilet block which is kept clean. A picnic table nearby and bins. Despite the number of cans it was very peaceful, lovely to meet new people and we were very grateful it was free!

A very beautiful spot at the spa town for staying overnight. The cost is €7 without electricity or €10 with electricity. The toilets are in poor condition and cleaned very superficially, though. Reception told me that the water is not drinkable. The large pool is a five-minute walk away; the other facilities are closer.✦Translating

We always like to leave positive reviews, but unfortunately we were ripped off terribly. Shortly before departure, we used one of the many sockets labelled as free, after which an extremely rude security employee demanded €20 for the electricity. So do not trust the signs above the sockets! A constructive conversation was impossible. We will not return.✦Translating

Paved designated parking for motorhomes. There is a toilet, drinking water and a hose. There are new convector heaters on the side of the toilet and phone charging points. Parking is free; admission to the baths costs €4 per pool.✦Translating

Parking area under construction, one minute from the Pozar pools. Completely quiet for sleeping at night. Old but clean toilets. For €7, it is worth sleeping next to the pools and being able to bathe in them at 7 in the morning when it is 4 degrees outside.✦Translating

Great place next to the thermal baths, €7, including water and electricity. Nice and delicious restaurant.✦Translating

Pleasant place, quiet, with crickets, stars and the sound of the river. Plenty of space, including for larger motorhomes, and flat. Nice spa and good restaurant.✦Translating

Perfect value for money. Highly recommended.✦Translating

Quiet motorhome parking area. Few motorhomes in this season. A stone's throw from the baths, €3 with a clothes locker. Thank you to the municipality for allowing us to park.✦Translating

Camping is 7€ per night. Very quiet and safe place. It has hot spring pool in walking distance

We spent a peaceful night. Evening bathing €3 per person. Thanks.✦Translating

Area inside the thermal park, very convenient for access to the pools. Paid €10 with electricity. Very quiet in winter. I have doubts that the pools are actually 37 degrees, perhaps because it was the middle of winter.✦Translating

Perfect: water, electricity (bring plenty of cable) and toilets. There are several pools on site: exactly two warm pools in the river, free; one swimming pool, €3; two hot river pools at 36 degrees, €3 each; and finally private tubs for personal use inside the facility farther down, €13 for 30 minutes, or €6.50 each for two people. Towels can be rented for €2.✦Translating

Beautiful and quiet place. Parking costs €7 per day plus €3 if electricity is needed. You need to have many metres of cable. There is also a toilet on site. The baths are very close. You can explore the gorge via the trails.✦Translating

After visiting the thermal baths, we spent a very quiet and free night here. Bins are available. There is even a relatively clean toilet block and electricity.✦Translating

Good location for enjoying the Pozar thermal area and the forest waterfalls, for only €3. Parking is free and you can spend the night there. There is still a sanitary block with toilets, but you would really need to be desperate to use it... There is also a sink with running water.✦Translating

Great spot for visiting the baths. However, in winter it can get a bit waterlogged so choose your spot carefully. Electricity not working but water behind WC was. No charge due to lack of facilities (toilet block locked and out of use). That said, we had a lovely peaceful night there after visiting the baths for €3 each so no complaints.

Out of order. No electricity no water. Free parking to go to baths.