Campsites guide of Poland

Rating out of ten: overall 10, welcome 10, cleanliness 10, security 10, activities 5, services 10, accommodation 10, nature 5.

Strengths: We were made very welcome. It was our first time in Poland. Our credit card was accepted and nothing was a problem. We will be back again to explore more of Poland. The site, everything was included in the price. It was one of the WIFI sites I had the best receptions. A big thank to you.

Rating out of ten: overall 9, welcome 9, cleanliness 9, security 8, activities 8, services 9, accommodation 9, nature 8.

Strengths: Very relaxed atmosphere. Bar and food available at guests convenience (within reason !). Level pitch. Kids (other people's) seemed to have fun.
Swimming/boating in the lake: I'll try that next time. Toilets and showers basic but very clean. Mathijs and Anna are very friendly and speak excellent English.
Weaknesses: Nothing.

Rating out of ten: overall 8, welcome 8, cleanliness 8, security 8, activities 9, services 8, accommodation 8, nature 7.

Strengths: 1) The campsite is part of a chain of leisure activities in the town, which enables you to swim for free at these places.
2) As a public transport user it was very easy to get to & find from the train station, and the campsite is a very easy & pleasant walk into the town centre.
3) The staff were really helpful.
Weaknesses: I can't think of any.

Rating out of ten: overall 8, welcome 9, cleanliness 7, security 8, activities 10, services 8, accommodation 8, nature 8.

Strengths: I loved this place. It really makes a big difference having a receptionist who is resourceful, articulate (English) and just plain nice.
What is also great about Tramp is that it is affiliated to a range of leisure centres throughout Torun, for free ! If you like swimming, which I do, there are 2 pool centres to take full advantage of, both within walking distance.
For those using public transport, it is excellently located as it is a 10-15 minute walk from the train station. The walk to town is about 20 minutes, but it is an enjoyable walk, as it is across the bridge with a slendid view of the city.
Excellent value for money.
Weaknesses: None.

Rating out of ten: overall 8, welcome 6, cleanliness 8, security 8, activities 8, services 7, accommodation 8, nature 7.

Strengths: 1) Using the tram, it is really easy to get into the centre of Krakow.
2) The toilet facilities were always in a very good condition.
3) There is a swimming pool right next door (not free), which is really convenient.
4) Local shops and movies are very close by.
Weaknesses: No problems.

Rating out of ten: overall 7, welcome 8, cleanliness 3, security 7, activities 7, services 7, accommodation 6, nature 8.

Strengths: The biggest asset to this place is its proximity to the beach. It is a few hundred meters walk to a lovely and popular beach.
Secondly, the receptionist had a good command of English.
Thirdly, it is connected to the city by tram (8/13) for all those public transport users.
Weaknesses: Maybe if I had come at a different time of the year it would have been different, but I visited this camp site in mid-August and there were just way too many campers for the toilet / showering block to cope with. In the end it really ruined the place for me. If there are going to be that many campers permitted they should consider building at least another 2 toilet / shower blocks.

Rating out of ten: overall 8, welcome 7, cleanliness 8, security 7, activities 7, services 8, accommodation 9, nature 9.

Strengths: I loved this place. The facilities (toilet block, washing up area) are of a good standard, and were kept clean. The surrounding area is good for walks, as it both green and peaceful. I also liked that the place was not over run with tourists.
Weaknesses: If you are a public transport user it is a good hour walk from the train station. Secondly, I stayed at 4 campsites in Poland (doing a road trip), and this place cost a 10 zl more than the others per night, so it is a bit more expensive.