Overall, it’s a nice location with a great café/restaurant, and the pine trees make it enjoyable, but several operational issues impacted our stay.
The facilities are far too limited for the guest volume—there are only three male toilets, three female toilets, two mini basins on each female/male, four all-gender (private) showers, no kitchen, and just a single sink for dishes.
To make matters worse, the restrooms were not cleaned all weekend until Monday morning after most guests had departed.
The sites are confusingly marked and do not match the online floor plan. Clearer details on site dimensions are needed, as we realised after arriving that our friends’ site was large enough for all of us to share. Then some sites had a firepit but not all of them, which seems unfair.
Regarding management, there were no rangers or staff visible on-site. This lack of supervision led to guests blocking other site entrances and making loud noise—including neighbors using a hammer and a vacuum/blower before 6:30 AM on both mornings, with young children playing/yelling right outside our tent (before 7am)
On a positive note, we appreciated the non-smoking rule, but we strongly suggest implementing a no-balloon policy due to discarded balloons posing a threat to local animals.
Finally, it was heartbreaking to see that the farm animals appeared to be in poor condition.