This place is a bit older, but you have a really friendly service and a great location to getting…read moreto Dachau and into the city via public transport. There are two bus stops one around the corner to catch the 710 to Dachau and the other bus stop, the 175, to go to Munich is right in front of the campground! Or you can walk the 15 minutes to the bahnhoff from the campground to catch the S1 into Munich. I really must express how pleasant and helpful the staff was, they really wanted to accommodate. There is a restaurant/bar on site for breakfast and dinner and a nightcap. There is a dumping station, cooking area, showers and a beer machine! They also supply wifi for a small fee, at first it was good, but after the first day it crapped out for about 8 hours. Seriously a good choice for reasonable accommodation during Oktoberfest!

This was our nicest stop along the Romantische Strasse. It's right next to the little town of…read moreDinkelsbühl which was well worth a visit. The bathrooms were very large and they were lots of them. In the evening we enjoyed a walk to the small lake, admiring on the way how creative German people can be when it comes to establishing their campsites. There are lots of facilities for children such as 2 separate play areas and a minigolf.

What an interesting historical place. Lots to see here. Free parking and free roam of the grounds…read more Pay a $10 euro fee to access the palace although visitors only scratch the surface from the rooms visible to visitors. It's just ginormous and incredibly historic. Cafe on site for refreshments.

I was so excited to see this place, but I felt it was a bit underwhelming. A few days before this,…read moreI toured the Charlottenburg Palace and that blows this place out of the water. Nymphenburg is a lot smaller, less detailed on the interiors, and has a lot less artwork and architecture to see. Also the gardens in the back are a lot smaller in comparison to Charlottenburg and nowhere near what some palaces in France have. Built between 1664 to 1675 this Baroque palace is one of the larger ones in the Munich area. I honestly would recommend people to see it but just know that it won't be the most beautiful palace you will ever see. The tickets are pretty cheap and you can choose many different types. We chose the ticket that had the most areas to explore but honestly, you can get through this place pretty quickly because there is not nearly as much art to see nor can you go in part of the building that is under construction. I would recommend overall, but it was not the prettiest palace or castle that I saw during my Germany trip.

If you're making last minute accommodations for Oktoberfest, you just may end up here. During this…read moreparticular time, there are a few tent hostels or personal camp areas. I have stayed with 2 of the hostels at this campsite. It can be rowdy on the weekends and noisy in the morning. The site has toilets and showers. The showers tend to run out of hot water. There is an ATM, an area to order food/drink (a bit pricy), information area, and a bus stop to take you to the train station. I don't know the hours of the bus, but if you leave early morning, I highly suggest you order a scheduled uber. Sometimes there are no cars available being it is a little far from the main square. I wanna point one last thing out: you will encounter spiders.

I would not recommend this place to my friends & I would not stay here again…read more Ich würde dieses Hotel meinen Freunden nicht empfehlen und ich würde nicht wieder hier übernachten. Made the mistake of booking 3 nights here during Oktoberfest while passing through Munich. For the price the amenities are very poor. You have to pay for toilet paper & hot showers, not common at other campgrounds in europe. I wasn't able to get more than 4 hrs of sleep each night. The campground put on a DJ dance party on a Monday night until 2am. This place is only good if you're trying to get wasted & stay up all night (it should be advertised as a night club & not listed as a campground). They seem to turn the music up louder the later the night gets with no consideration of other campers staying here. Clearly management doesn't care about poor reviews, you can look back at years of similar complaints. They'll just continue to capitalize on people who will stay here to get trashed during Oktoberfest. I was happy to leave this night club/"campground". Icing on the cake was people vomiting in the bathroom toilets.

Seecamp is brilliant! It is directly on the lake. The…read morefacilities are great. The toilets & showers were always immaculate. The staff were extremely helpful. There is so much to do do in Zell am See & Seecamp is lovely to come 'home' to at the end of your day.

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