Great campsite in a stunning part of the world. Peaceful, clean and the staff very friendly, accommodating and super welcoming. Probably better for adults but there was a small play equipment area for young children. Planning to head back here with the family in the future.
Really lovley campsite with great views
It's a beautiful place to be but so little to do stunning views and a clean and well organised camp site.
Small campsite with not a lot to do,pool is not heated, views around are amazing and staff were very helpful. Perfect for visiting Vaduz.
Very nice camping. Clean, nice places, good restaurant and cool swimming place. Only one disadvantage: we could hear the road nearby.
Stunningly beautiful place! Friendly and helpful staff. Hard to find - it's actually in Triesen. You go through Vaduz on the "main" drag toward Triesen. Watch for a bus stop on the left side with an almost hidden drive just before it. That is Saegastrasse - turn onto it and follow signage. This place is clean and affordable and secure. Loved it!
Good services showers and toilet ok
And good places to stay
Lovely and friendly site, very clean and adequate facilities. However this site is advertised as a ACSI site which is wrong. They do not accept ACSI card and never have although displaying ACSI sign at reception. ar
Nice site, nice restaurant and bar but only open week ends at the moment. Not clear where facilities for motorhome were if any. Very expensive
Bad experience as the people is very rude. In our case we were scolded rudely in perfect German language (that we do not speak) by the woman cleaning the toilets. The problem was that we wanted to leave the camping, and the only thing we needed to do is to pick-up our clothes that were in the laundry room. The laundry room was closed as the room is part of the toilets. There was a paper indicating that in case of need, you should go to the other side of the camping to use the other toilets, but this wasn't our problem, we only needed our clothes.
We knock the door.no answer..knock againno answer..knock againdoor opened..immediately a rude lady started to shout at us in German and without giving us time to answer lock the door again leaving us outside..knock again..no answer1 & 1/2 hour later. The very serious lady left the rooms without saying anything to us.
The only thing we visited in Linchechestliliputcountry is this forgettable camping, as we were not able to park the Auto-caravan in Vaduz the day before due to the height of all the parking lots that we found, and that morning we were supposed to go to Vaduz by bus. We left the Camping, we left Vaduz and we left this fing country that only is there for money laundering.
The problem with those countries is that they truly think they are better than the others, so their rules need to be obeyed at any time, even if they are only written or told in German in touristic places. They don't bother a second to give you a nasty scold. This was just my experience in Lienchkdsdsfdklsfjdñsein, but I have many other curiosities in Switzerland and specially Austria.
What a difference if you compere central Europe with Scandinavia with people so gentle and well educated always willing to help you and with a really good level of English.
I will always go north instead of going to ex-Nazi countries were people feel superior. It's not by chance that the history of Nazism occurred there.
Luckily nowadays they only scold. Now you're warned.
My wife and I enjoyed our stay here. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that we found we had to be up very early in order to get a hot shower, otherwise it was a bit icy! Also, European camping tends to differ from American camping in that you are very near other campers nearly the whole time. We enjoyed our experience and the beautiful country of Liechtenstein! Would go for a return visit in a heartbeat.
Oh dear, what an experience! We parked down from the camp site in a public area to stop for the night in our van. A lady from the campsite came down and demanded we paid to stay by the side of the road as they owned it? I asked the lady if they actually owned the road to which she had to admit she didn't but still demand that if we wanted to be there we had to pay the campsite. She was extremely rude and obnoxious about the whole affair. I pointed out that we were quite within our rights to park there. She stormed off back to the campsite only to return with a man in a car, they then started to take pictures of our van, I asked them if there was a problem he reply yes I'm going to call the police? We were not intimidated as we had done nothing wrong and stayed legally just where we were. If this is the attitude and behaviour of the owners of this campsite then I would strongly warn you not to stay there, do so at your own perill!!!!
Good camp grounds. Only problem WiFi doesn't cover the whole camp site
Great campsite, will be visiting again