This site is NOT motorhome friendly. There was hardly any information given when booking in, even basic info like the location of the taps for fresh water, grey water drainage & chemical toilet drainage. We were just given a map which needed a magnifying glass to read even with reading glasses due to the minute writing. On the back was a large advert. This was wasted space where you could put the locations and times of the office, shop, restaurant & gate openings. They could have informed us of the free bus to the town that we did not know about and if we could hire any sports equipment to use on their site. There were lots of low branches getting to your pitch which I, and other motorhome drivers, had to get out and break the branches off to get through. The pitch I was given had huge ruts on it and a fellow camper stated that he was on that pitch last night & had to be pulled out that morning! So if they knew that there was a problem with the pitch that morning WHY give it to me at midday! We complained about this and they gave me a few other pitches to choose from. The nearest toilet/shower block was terrible and was open to the elements. The shower water was either cold or freezing cold, no matter what temperature was set, at anytime of the day. We went to another toilet/shower block near the cabins and these were great but still no soap like all the others! You had to be very careful driving around the grey water waste as the road was very narrow and there was a tree at an angle that would hit the roof of a motorhome if you weren't. There is a walk near the edge of the lake but once again it had several low branches & trees which we, and others, had to break to get through. They allow dogs for quite an expensive fee €5 per night but throughout our stay we could not find a single dog poo bin on site. The only bins were behind the reception area which was quite a walk. This encourages people NOT to pick it up(as if they need more encouragement). This site might be good if you booked a cabin but not for motorhomes, we felt like second class citizens.