Tell us about your experience
First positive: Nico was very friendly.
Than the rest.
This campsite (or the various companies that arrange camping and the tiny houses) is very good at keeping up with social media and determining and propagating a house style. This is how I was (simply) convinced to book a camping spot for 11 nights. Nico can't help it that these were the wettest 11 nights on a campsite for our family. But the fact that the besenkammer of which so many beautiful pictures can be seen on insta and facebook and campspace and the campsite website turns out not to be open to guests at all is the choice of the campsite. What a huge bummer. In the rainy Harz there was no shelter for camping guests at this campsite. Nico did tell us that within a few years there might be a berry comb for camping guests. Well. There was also nothing to see of the beautiful picnic backpacks. The sandwiches you could buy were overpriced. The plumbing was, well, just adequate? It was mislocated, the doors in the showers were poorly installed so the locks didn't work properly, the paint on the painted tiles and floors was peeling off again,... It was done rather amateurishly, as if a novice do-it-yourselfer the battle had been. That said, the showers themselves were nice and warm, which made up for it. The overall picture of the campsite: nothing was well finished or ideal. And for the price we paid, namely that of a finished campsite, that is not entirely fair.
How was the contact with the host?
Nico was very friendly but actually doesn't intervene much (not enough). This weather was definitely not ideal for camping, but the camping host is hardly visible on the site.
Tips for new guests?
I just wouldn't book this campsite. It's not the hideaway paradise you see on social media.
July
2023
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