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The campsite is quite well-maintained. Restrooms are relatively clean. Space for a tent or camper is a bit limited. The price includes entry to the pools and electricity, allowing you to come and go as you please. At the pools, you can pay by card everywhere for food, drinks, and beach supplies. The warm-water pools are more crowded on weekends. On Sundays, there are longer lines to enter the pool, and no one rushes to buy food or drinks. A curfew is only in the regulations. The draft beer is of poor quality; it's best to bring your own and bring a cooler to the pool. A good tip for children is to bring footwear, as most pools have rough bottoms.
Like this place.Free entrance to the pools for guests.There are kitchen, WCs, showers, wooden houses, wifi-everything you need to feel like in camping but not far from civilization.Pure engl7sh, but good Slovakian, Polish and Hungarian of course.
Great camping location next to the thermal baths, very well kept sanitary facilities. It's a but pricy, but once you are in, you can use the adjacent thermal baths and sports facilities for free. Very interesting town, too!
Beautiful campsite, nice swimming, possibility even for very young children. Unfortunately, there is no possibility to buy food in the campsite, WiFi is only near the reception.
The closest to Poland. I really like this place. Lots of greenery, thermal water warm 36 degrees or heated pools with a temperature of 30 degrees. Cheap. Tasty
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