Camping in the firs | Umpferstedt

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• Katharina

  Sep 2025

  This is a booking for the campsite in Umpferstedt and was our first booking as a guest ever. Unfortunately, it was a bit confusing for us for various reasons. 1. you can book until 6 pm. But we didn't know what the arrival time would be. Is this also only until 6pm or can it also be later? 2. the booking of toilet use. What does "per unit" mean? Per night, or per person per night or even per use? I wrote to Christian about this in advance and unfortunately did not receive an answer. We then just booked on the off-chance and sent a message to the landline number via WhatsApp as requested. Unfortunately, we didn't receive a reply here either. Finally, I wrote to the email address. I received an automatic reply with further information. The site plan was also confusing because it shows that you should stand behind the "buildings". However, the photos in the advertisement showed the pitches between the fir trees. That's where we stood, because it wouldn't have been possible behind the "buildings". So far so good. What else was unpleasant: 1. the very bright lighting (Tannenhof fairy lights) all night long. This was not apparent in advance. 2. the cleanliness of the toilet/shower container was really an imposition. I expect more for €2.50 per person. We are glad that we didn't book the use of the showers separately because we definitely wouldn't have showered there. 3. the traffic noise all night long. Of course, the provider cannot influence this last point, but a note in the advertisement would otherwise be quite nice so that you can decide before booking whether this suits you. Conclusion: Due to the lighting, the cleanliness, the traffic noise and the associated price/performance ratio, we would not choose this pitch again. As information for future guests, which may be of interest to some: there is a notice at the entrance about video surveillance. There are also cameras there, but it was not clear to us which area this specifically covers.