Camping Schwarzwaldhorn

Fantastic!

Nice small-scale campsite, especially if you travel with young children. Recommended!

Very nice campsite. Lots of nice and pleasant people. Some you see every year. Lots to do in the area and fun entertainment for the kids.

Last week we spent a day at the campsite on our way home. A beautiful view, neat sanitary facilities and other necessary facilities. Our daughter had a great time with the animation. Definitely a campsite that we would like to visit for more days in the future. When I got home it turned out that I had lost my handbag at the campsite. After contacting the Evers family, they sent my bag to me by registered mail the next day. A big congratulations for this customer friendliness!!

A cozy smaller campsite with friendly and hardworking owners. During the week we were there in July, there was twice musical entertainment - accordion and a local big band orchestra - really good. We rented a caravan, which is of super quality, spacious and a beautiful view. The square is car-free :) You can order bread on the square or go to the bakery. However, we experienced a lot of Dutch guests and that the children's entertainment is basically in Dutch - for example, we were the only ones with children who did not understand Dutch at a bingo evening. In addition, great recommendations about the place.

We had booked for 2 weeks. Due to an unexpected operation, we initially wanted to cancel the holiday, but after contacting us, I believe we would unfortunately still have to pay 90 percent. This was understandable considering the spot had been reserved for us, so we went anyway. We are not well off and 1000 euros is a lot of money for us, so I couldn't bear to pay that and then stay at home. I think it's a shame that there was no room to discuss it or think about another suitable solution.After 1 week we unfortunately left earlier because the knee that had been operated on was not doing so well. While packing, the owner came to me for a chat. Asked if we were leaving yet and if we had anything else to take care of. I said I didn't think so and he asked my name and then took off.A little later, when we had already left, he suddenly parked his bus in front of our car at the gas station a few km further and said that he could not find us in the system.And that we would know under which name we had booked. (My partner and I are not married so I accidentally gave the wrong name).The situation was quite awkward.Because instead of not having paid as he thought, I paid 1000 euros for 1 week!When we left, someone else was immediately in our place, so they earned a lot of money.Now a few days later I'm still a little upset about it. That we were stuck at the gas station like that. I felt like a criminal at that moment and the children didn't know what was happening either.There is still something to be gained in terms of customer friendliness.Furthermore, we had a place with a nice view and my children had a nice time. A lot of Dutch people made a lot of friends and the animation was fun.I would like to come back someday, but it still left a bad taste in my mouth, so we'll see.A tip for the owner: make sure everyone pays immediately before directing guests to their place. Then you don't have to wonder who had already paid or who had not.Because this really shouldn't have happened.

Fantastic small-scale campsite for people who don't like fuss... clean sanitary facilities, nice small entertainment team. Swimming pools in the area are free (1 nearby) and the zoo is also free with the guest card you receive. Nice friendly owner. It's a real pleasure for our little children to play around here.1 downside: several performances around the time of our youngest's bedtime meant that she could not sleep. I thought 3 performances by local orchestras in one week was a bit much.

Review Camping SchwarzwaldhornRating: 1/5A long story, but I think it should be known.As two touring cyclists who spend a lot of time on their bikes and made a trip through the Black Forest and the Vosges, we had a negative experience here. Below is a report of our findings. I try to remain objective, but will most likely give an emotionally charged tone.Positive points:- Upon arrival we were kindly received and shown to our 'place'.- The campsite is well maintained, the facilities are exceptionally clean and practical, and the views are beautiful.Negative points:1. Incorrect washing instructions:We wanted to do our laundry and followed the instructions on the information sheet. Unfortunately there turned out to be an error, so we paid 5 euros for nothing. When we raised this with the manageress (who was standing next to us at the time), we were told that she had not seen anything and that we would therefore not get our money back. We then showed proof of payment (you pay by card). She then made up that they "couldn't get into the system."2. High prices:We initially had to pay 54 euros for one night, one very small tent and two people. This amount differed from the prices stated online. When we discussed this with the manageress, she referred us to her husband and refused to provide any further explanation. She also refused to come and look at our place and otherwise remained silent. It was embarrassing.3. Unfriendly service, threatening attitude and words:The manager's husband came later to discuss the problem. When I expressed my displeasure, we were asked to leave the campsite. I was indeed very grumpy in relation to his wife, with whom the two of us had already had a long conversation and who ignored us, made excuses and did not want to help. Furthermore, leaving was not an option for us because it was already 7:00 PM and my wife is pregnant and needs rest, something he knew. He clearly didn't care with his red, angry look. Ultimately we had to adapt to his conditions (read: I had to talk him down, calm him down) because it was not possible and irresponsible to find another place at that time. Who sends someone away in a tent at 7 o'clock in the evening in the mountains?4. There is no discount for pilgrims/walkers/cyclists:The campsite ultimately charges 36.40 euros for one tent, two people and no real place but a sloping hill. This is considerably higher than average, especially considering the location we were assigned, namely between bungalows, luxury tents and near a children's playground with Dutch 'entertainment' from morning to evening. That's not a place at all, they just want to make extra money. An air conditioner from one of those bungalows was blasting next to our ear all night long. A party across the village went on until midnight.Conclusion:Despite a later attempt by the owner to clarify the situation and eventual refund of the five euros plus the discount at this place, the experience remains incredibly negative. The loud, shouting, threatening voice to send us away with my wife next to me and her bulging belly was frightening. I then kept silent and swallowed for safety's sake.Without these events, the campsite would have received a 2.5/5 rating due to the neat facilities and beautiful surroundings. However, accommodation is far too expensive for cyclists and hikers and the camping sites are unfavorably located. This should be clearer.Don't come with a tent, don't come for peace and quiet.It seems optimally suited for Dutch families with children who want to party, be loud and sit together than for those seeking peace and quiet or adventurous travelers. Don't get me wrong: there's nothing wrong with this, but keep this in mind.

Beautiful small campsite near Freiburg.From the campsite you can go in all directions and discover the beauty of the Black Forest.

Great campsite with a swimming pool within walking distance, great views, beautiful walking routes and a friendly manager where you can also speak Dutch.