Thermal Bath | Informal Campsite

October 21st, 2023 by alexv

Loads of other campers (weekend), felt very safe, stray dogs roaming and sometimes barking. The pit toilets and changing huts were very clean, even toilet paper was available. The free baths were nice, hotter in the evening than morning!

September 21st, 2020 by travelove.org

To stop confusion about having to pay or not:
There is a public swimming pool (very small, hot water) where you have to pay entrance fee.
AND there are natural pools right next to it. Those pools are free.
There are (Dixie) toilets and little huts for changing at the natural pools. For free.
Natural pools are shallow and a bit muddy, but very enjoyable. :-)

May 13th, 2019 by BodesWell

You can pay a few Leva to go into a facility with concrete pools, showers and squat toilets, or just soak outside in the muddy pools for free. We stayed one night. Large flat grassy area for parking.

February 19th, 2019 by Seeking the Edge

Not to bad for one night. A bit further are some grassy fields which are flat. There is a train track nearby with an occasional train, so if you use a roof tent or popup roof you might hear those. I slept in my car instead of the roof tent.

The thermal bath is hot, quit shallow and muddy. Not deeper than your knees. No rotten egg smell. I didn't have to pay anything and no separate entrances for males and females.

May 19th, 2018 by travelove.org

We‘ve spent one night camping here with tent and motorbikes. Non problem, no entrance fee and beautiful bath in the hot springs.

December 14th, 2016 by bayernand.com

3 leva entrance fee; men and women separate; natural hot spring outside; lot of parking possibilities