31.7 - 3.8. Gabriela say:
The grounds, the natural swimming area, and the infrastructure are great. At the same time, this isn’t a “campground-free area”— but rather an unofficial campground with a few designated spots for visitors without a campsite, which has all the downsides of large campgrounds, especially on weekends during the season—loud music blaring from neighboring tents and noise from the bar until 3 a.m. If you’re looking for peace and quiet, as is typical at places without a campground, you’re better off visiting on a weekday or during the off-season. And one last thing: if you find the signs offensive—such as the ones stating that they don’t bake pizzas for “Gypsies” and something about “black b*stards,” which the owner wears on his T-shirt or displays in the snack bar—then this campground probably won’t be a pleasant place for you either.