Code of conduct

The campsite should be a place for friendship, joy, and great experiences. Our goal is to create wonderful vacation memories at a down-to-earth and genuine campsite. We are also completely sure that all our guests will work together with us to achieve this goal – and these order regulations provide us with some simple and clear traffic rules to get there.

• The campsite must be safe for everyone – and all guests are therefore obliged to familiarize themselves with guidelines and rules for fire safety, the use of gas, and other possible provisions.

• Only camping equipment of normal type and size is to be used. It is not allowed to set up one's own installations in addition to tents and caravans, such as fences, platforms, and the like without permission from the site's day manager. Digging must not take place since electrical cables may be buried in the ground.

• Dogs must be kept on a leash and walked outside the camping area.

• All guests and employees show consideration for each other and the campsite's neighbors. Driving is only allowed between the entrance and one's own assigned spot. At the assigned spot, the guest must ensure good order and cleanliness.

• We love music, but speakers, TVs, musical instruments, etc., must be used considerately and thoughtfully. This means low volume during the day and nighttime silence between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.

• Waste is only to be disposed of in the garbage bins. Waste containers are located at the specified place and sorted according to the information on containers / bins.

• Car washing, personal washing, laundry washing, dishwashing, and rinsing should only take place at the designated place and never at the drinking water sources.

• The campsite cannot take responsibility for the guests' belongings. Damage inflicted on the property of the campsite must be paid for by the person who caused it.

• The campsite should bring joy to both young and old. Guests who behave drunkenly, show indecent behavior, or disturb peace and order should be asked to leave.

• There should be nighttime silence between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. It is important to observe this out of consideration for the guests of the campsite and the neighbors around the site.

Should an unwanted situation arise – or if you would like to tell us something positive – you can find us out on the site or at the reception.

We wish all our guests a wonderful stay with us!