We had a really nice stay! The tent/camping space was quite large and gave us plenty of room to set up comfortably. The property is peaceful and feels very natural and private.
Just a few things to keep in mind before staying here: there is no reception/service in the camping area, so it’s a good idea to plan ahead. We also didn’t end up using the potable water because we weren’t exactly sure where to get it from, so we brought our own water instead.
There isn’t a regular toilet right at the campsite. There is a bucket available, and depending on where your campsite is located, you’ll need to walk a little to reach the composting toilet.
The property is also somewhat remote, so you’ll need to drive around 20–30 minutes to get into the city, where you can find cafés, grocery stores, and reception/service.
One of the highlights for us was meeting the owner on our last day. He was super nice and welcoming, and he even gave us some fresh fruits and vegetables grown on his farm, which was such a thoughtful touch!
Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend it if you’re looking for a quiet, spacious camping experience and don’t mind being a little away from the city.