Campingpark Ohmbachsee GmbH

A very nice campsite for us as it is not far from where we live.We have been coming here for many years with our dog (who passed away in May). The Ohmbachsee can be reached in about 10 minutes. We like to go to the lake with our dog (4 months). Which can also go into the water.A new check-in/out machine has now been set up, as well as a water connection for each place, which is still in the works, and electricity for each place.You can also reserve your place online in the next few weeks.You can order rolls.There is one sanitary house, the old one upstairs and the new one downstairs, which is completely ok if unfortunately there aren't people (I have to say) who leave it like a pig.

WiFi was currently broken, but electricity was difficult to get and some places were broken

Relax, recover, enjoy, that's what the operator advertises on its homepage.The lake festival was coming up (July 19th - 21st, 2024) and we were aware that it would be loud, but we couldn't have imagined that we would be standing in a mixed parking lot in front of the Ballermann!The campsite includes a mobile home parking space, 14 places, 10 euros/night. We had already visited this place two years ago, but reservations were not possible this time, but when we got there on Friday there were five places with barrier tape that were inaccessible. We settled in and there were now five seats occupied.Then the parking space was approached by cars at around 4 p.m. this Friday; the drivers thought the parking space was a public parking lot. The owner or senior partner wasn't interested; it was only when his barrier was closed during the evening that he came onto the site in his car and became grumpy. There was no hearing because of the problem of the many car drivers who drove to the mobile home site looking for a parking space. You wouldn't be seen as a guest, but the conversation ended abruptly and the older man in his green car quickly left the place.There was no barrier or barrier and so the motorhome parking space could also be used at night by guests of the lake festival, among other things. around turning.The next day (Saturday) around 3 p.m. even more cars drove onto the square, with the permission of the owner. People were sent there to park because, in addition to the house and campsite being fully booked, they also had to organize a funeral party.When I said to a driver that this wasn't a parking lot, the owner or senior manager or something similar came. It was exactly the same older man as yesterday, he indicated to the driver that he was allowed to park in the parking space.When we complained about the cars blocking the space, he complained:Original sound owner: "You have nothing to say here. Pack up and drive away." When we said we wanted our money back, they said there was nothing and if we didn't like it, we should pack up and leave. Other RVers also heard this, as did a friend who my husband happened to be on the phone with. Four people and everyone were shocked by this incident and the verbal attack.Oh yes, we could write reviews, he's not interested!The motorhome drivers who saw all this were stunned by the man's behavior!The fact that cars drive onto the square at night and stand on the square with the engine running for ten minutes and make noise is acceptable, as it is a sea festival. We're not talking about the music of the lake festival, we're talking about a noise level that comes from a mixed parking lot. There are mobile homes, caravans and now also cars here; they can be parked here because it is expressly permitted. The area is gravel, so it is noisy when the cars are driving. By the way, the reserved spaces were not for mobile homes, but there were caravans and cars from a renovation company.The disposal facility is also parked and cannot be used. But as a special highlight on Fridays and Saturdays there was loud party music from guests of the campsite, constant sound and a roar corresponding to the alcohol level. When the music started at the lake, you felt like you were at a fair, all that was missing were the calls of the carnies between the bumper cars and Himalayas.You could have simply announced upon arrival that the mobile home parking space will be used as a parking lot, both for in-house guests and for visitors to the lake festival, and that noise pollution is to be expected as a result. That would have been fine, but we certainly wouldn't have checked in then. However, if the operator had wanted to exercise his property rights, he could have simply prevented Seefest guests from parking.

Relax, recover, enjoy, that's what the operator advertises on his homepage, but not for us!Emotionally, we were standing there in a mixed parking lot in front of the Ballermann, and that was due to the owner and not to the Seefest.There is no customer is king there, there is no need to talk:Original sound owner: "You have nothing to say here. Pack up and drive away. We could write reviews, we're not interested!" Everything could be heard clearly by the guests present on the square.Due to parked cars, disposal was not usable until we left. Not a recommendation for us!

Motorhome parking space below the campsite is very spacious, everything is available and there is a bread serviceElectricity water disposal of water and toiletVery nice operatorWe'd love to come back

We had an overnight stay in the barrel which we really enjoyed. Very nice, how every couple loves to cuddle!

Overnight stay in the barrel was great, clean sanitary facilities, top breakfast and super friendly reception. Arriving later in the evening was no problem at all. Gladly again, thank you!

Camping is good, location is great.Quickly at the lake and also in Kaiserslautern

Great campsite and pleasant campers.Friendly and nice.Mark takes care of his guests and all of this at a fair price/performance ratio.The shower and toilet are well maintained and clean.The proximity to Ohmbachsee is inviting for hiking and cycling.Overall very satisfied.LG

We went here for a weekend trip and booked a stay in one of the barrels.The receptionist was very friendly, and we were able to check in around 1 pm. The barrels are very close to the main entrance and the bathrooms. The camping park looks very standard, a lot of RVs, cars and people.Inside there are two benches, a pullout table and a raised bed. The bed is very comfy and there is enough space for two people in the barrel.The camping park is very close to the lake, 5 min on foot.At night it was quiet, although quite warm in the Barrel as there are only small windows. I wouldn't recommend a stay in summer, rather in spring or fall.All in all we had a nice stay.