We stayed on this camping in the summer of 2014. When we arived we found out that our tent was not…read morecomplete and that it was impossible to set up. The manager of the camping immediately offered us a replacement tent that he himself had only used one time before. We gratefull accepted this offer and with that he saved our vacation. The facilities on the camping were good and the area is great for spending a vacation. If I would go this area again then this will be the camping for me again.

This place is a ruby. We found it as a lucky shot since we…read morehad no bookings anywhere and no place to stay. We could stay in one of the rooms for a night and was the most reasonable price in the area and also the one we liked the most. The camping area is tiny but well distributed, there is a nice camping kitchen with a beautiful stove for winter. The rooms are cozy (actually ours was just a bed!) but clean, cheap, warm and confortable. They have service to deliver you fresh bread on the morning (good price) and the toilets are modern, clean and with lovely hot water. yoiu have to pay 0,60 cents for the shower but it's also worth it. The staff its incredible nice and helpful. Sadly the place was booked for the next day if not we would stay for sure. If you don't have a car it's reachable with bus from Bad Schandau (once per hour) it's worth the short walk ;)

This area is absolutely amazing and I would highly recommend hiking here. Unfortunately I was very…read moredisappointed after finding out out the cost of my stay for 3 nights alone with one small tent at Campingplatz Ostrauer Mühle. The sign on the front of the reception clearly states €6 per person per night camping - How can 3 nights cost me €41. The pricing is not transparent and there is a tonne of hidden costs including a visitor tax of €1.50 per person per day, you also have to pay for your tent or camping van separately, and also for recycling. Showers and washing facilities, and Wifi are not included in this price and the kiosk and reception is only open twice a day for about an hour. I'm writing this review because if you are a family you could rack up one enormous bill at the end of your stay, either ask at the beginning what your stay will cost you, or you could possibly be better off staying in a two\three star hotel, in comfort, down the road for the same price.

First of all, I must say that the campsite is VERY crowded. The bathrooms are cleaned constantly,…read moreat least while I was there since it rained offen. The hot water was very hot and the folks very polite. No wifi is offered here, and I was not able to find any electrical outlets in the public areas. The campsite can be reached by many means: 1) 11 tram south to the last station and transferring to but 63; 2) direct bus 66 to the stop outside the camp entrance. Warning, not all buses 63, 66 pass by the campsite, this is true during the nite.