AZUR Camping Turmbergblick (Karlsruhe-Durlach)
| Tiengener Straße 40, Karlsruhe-Durlach |
5 tarieven
4.80/10.00 |
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+49 711 4093510 |
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AZUR Camping Turmbergblick (Karlsruhe-Durlach) op de kaart
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orc4n (09.07.2017 23:15)
Fairly standard camping site, very polite staff and a small shop at the entrance. Just stayed for a single night, but it was as advertised, as far as I can tell
Fairly standard camping site, very polite staff and a small shop at the entrance. Just stayed for a single night, but it was as advertised, as far as I can tell
thomas owen (19.04.2017 12:02)
Great stop over very friendly staff.
Great stop over very friendly staff.
dave bevan (05.09.2016 08:50)
Disappointing un kept Dirty campsite, with Manager Bad Attitude, Horrible, Rude woman to match.
No bins to put your rubbish in, Nothing to interest you in staying in this tip at all. Toilets Stinking and full of spiders {My wife hates spiders}
31 Euro for one night with a Van No Electricity.
RIP OFF
Would not recommend
Disappointing un kept Dirty campsite, with Manager Bad Attitude, Horrible, Rude woman to match.
No bins to put your rubbish in, Nothing to interest you in staying in this tip at all. Toilets Stinking and full of spiders {My wife hates spiders}
31 Euro for one night with a Van No Electricity.
RIP OFF
Would not recommend
Nomen Nescio (18.08.2016 09:32)
The camping lies at the end of a road in a questionable neighbourhood. The campground itself looks nice, but there are no facilities. The restaurant is closed, there is not even a small playground for the kids. The showers are bad, half of them is broken, the other half is just a pipe from the wall. The water is often cold. The WLAN is bad. And despite all this, it's very expensive. Oh, and they thought it was a good idea to place the electricity cabinets so far apart that I needed all my cables and adaptors to create a cable long enough to reach my tent. Hardly anyone stays more than a night.
The camping lies at the end of a road in a questionable neighbourhood. The campground itself looks nice, but there are no facilities. The restaurant is closed, there is not even a small playground for the kids. The showers are bad, half of them is broken, the other half is just a pipe from the wall. The water is often cold. The WLAN is bad. And despite all this, it's very expensive. Oh, and they thought it was a good idea to place the electricity cabinets so far apart that I needed all my cables and adaptors to create a cable long enough to reach my tent. Hardly anyone stays more than a night.
Robert Watts (29.06.2014 22:45)
When we called to reserve a space no one bothered to mention that they close for lunch until 3.00 in the afternoon. They also slammed down the phone when I didn't understand the spelling of the street name. When we arrived a queue had formed. One of the other persons in the queue had visited before and explained that the owners couldn't care less that a queue of customers filled the lane to the site. He also explained that once on the site you are only permitted one exit from the site and one re-entry.
This is the kind of site that exists for the benefit of its owners NOT the customers.
We left and found another site
When we called to reserve a space no one bothered to mention that they close for lunch until 3.00 in the afternoon. They also slammed down the phone when I didn't understand the spelling of the street name. When we arrived a queue had formed. One of the other persons in the queue had visited before and explained that the owners couldn't care less that a queue of customers filled the lane to the site. He also explained that once on the site you are only permitted one exit from the site and one re-entry.
This is the kind of site that exists for the benefit of its owners NOT the customers.
We left and found another site
