AZUR Camping Karlsruhe

It was a quiet, pleasant one-night stop, with no mosquitos and hot showers that weren't busy in the morning. The toilets, showers and laundry are all together by reception, which is handy. We paid 41eur for one night for two people in a campervan, without electricity, which you can add for an extra price. That's a bit more than some other areas. It was disappointing that we couldn't buy food or drinks from the fridge or freezer. We were told it was private or not for sale. Still, ALDI was only a few minutes' drive away, and we passed some restaurants in the city.

The campground was immaculate, and there wasn't a single wasp or mosquito. Reception was well organized, with lovely staff, while the pitch was flat and secluded. The washrooms were spotless and had very hot water.

We stayed two nights in a tent and liked this green, very clean place. The hosts were super friendly. You'll need a CEE cable for electricity, but you can borrow one at reception.

The showers were powerful, spotless and hot, which was welcome in late October. Check-in was super efficient and everyone was really friendly. I arrived by bike with a small tent after booking ahead. There was cold beer at reception, a great treat after cycling 140km, and they even had a complimentary bottle opener. It's my first campsite in Germany, so I can't compare it with others, but everything seemed good to me. I was going to cook on my camp stove, but there's an Italian restaurant just a minute's walk away.