Camping Chvalšiny

Nice quiet camping site in the countryside of Böhmen. Close to Cesky Krumlov that You have to visit and maybe take a boat trip on the river. Nice clean toilet/bathroom facilities. I was missing cold water when brushing teath. Nice restaurant at the camping and the village has some small shops. Go to Coop Tuty for shopping groceries.

It's a fun place to go if you want a ping-pong table area, a swimming pool, a nice view, a fishing place, playgrounds, etc.... The only thing that may not be as good is that all the activity's organized by the camping itself are in Dutch.

Stayed 10 nights, friendly family well run dutch site. Spotless toilets, showers, washing machine/s book at reception, but many sinks to do hand washing, even an old hand wringer (which was very popular) and an area with washing lines. For families a swimmimg pool, 2 children's play area and small lake for fishing. Bread could be ordered daily at the popular bar/restaurant. Once a week a bbq smoked trout, delicious, a make your own pizza night, children's club.

A little gem of a campsite nestled away from the main road. Well kept and clean site with lots to do for the kids. It’s mainly designed though for caravans and camper vans. I think the addition of a little camp kitchen and fridge for people in tents would make a big difference.

This was a toplocation to go camping, so the western prices are gladly payed. The toilets and showers were quite new, and spit spot. Everything was very neat and tidy, and wel maintained! We are used to go camping in France and Spain, and these showers were tidier than what we are used to. Showering was free, since it was not high-season yet. The place to do the dishes was also very tidy. The owners were very friendly people, to whom you could ask everything. They are from the Netherlands, so it was nice to be helped in our own language, but there were mostly Dutch campers on the campsite as a result. Our spot were we could put our caravan was spacious. You aren’t allowed to use a plastic ground cloth, so the grass was very green throughout the entire campsite. There are a couple of small walkingroutes around the campsite. We did one that started at the firepit - it took about 20 minutes - where we saw some wildlife. The village was a 10 minute walk, with a local shop with the most essentials. Cesky Krumlov was a 10 km drive by car. So - apart from the many Dutch people and the rather expensive price - a very well recommended campsite!!!