Szajki-Tavak Kemping

I am very sorry that my experience is negative, but as a blue hiker, I have a few bases for comparison with local conditions. For a telephone consultation, the “wooden house” was negotiated for HUF 12,000 to HUF 6,000. Upon arrival, I sadly found that the accommodation was in a musty, cobweb house perhaps still in its heyday in socialism. The shared showers and restrooms are dirty and I didn’t really have a chance to go inside. I was bitter enough to spend my evening here. Not far from the resort line, for the same amount of money, I bought a fully equipped (bathroom, kitchen, clean, fragrant) attic apartment. I told the Campsite the night I left that I was not asking for the money back for the accommodation. Rather, they should be used for renovation and maintenance. Because it needs to! It’s not whining and ragging because it’s repetitive, I’ve slept in a few places during the tour. (Tent, hammock, washing at the well, accommodating good villagers, etc ...) The area itself is very beautiful and I liked it, I really like the waterfront places. (However, based on my experience, my opinion is that the vast majority of non-renovated and maintained accommodation left over from socialism no longer corresponds to today's tourism)

First and last! We managed to spend two hours in this campsite, which included guests pulling us out of the mud we sank on one of the grassy plots, cleaning our motorhome from the mud, and then discovering that cell phones, tablets, it turned out that only the lake there is a network on the shore, the campsite has only Vodafone, but it is also weak. The washbasins are retro, not clean, there is a "bomb funnel" depression in the ground in the middle of the campsite, the trees and bushes are careless, the soil is hilly and muddy inside the plot. At the entrance stands an abandoned semi-ruined building. The campsite is not directly on the lake shore, you have to walk out and you can approach the lake with a separate 800 HUF ticket. If you want to go on holiday, don't come here, because that would be more of a refugee camp ... maybe!

The place is easily accessible, a very family campsite, where people have all the conditions to relax in nature. The people working there were very kind and helpful. If that weren't enough, I can recommend it to any dog-loving person !!!

Retro filing ... Silence, tranquility away from the noise of the city. In the middle of a forest ... Next to a beautiful lake.

The campsite has a real retro feeling in a wonderful setting. The local conditions themselves only add to the whole thing. I went camping many years ago and brought that time back. In front of the owners down the hat. To the best of their knowledge and experience, they bring out the best every day.