In outdoor hospitality, the 1-star campsite represents the economical range of campsites. The structural equipment of this class of camping is minimal, largely based on compliance with standards.
Staying in a 1-star campsite is not necessarily a disadvantage! Often run by management couples who will welcome you with warmth and good cheer, the atmosphere is family-friendly, and while the mobile homes or chalets may not necessarily be the latest models, they will always be clean and in good condition. Many of them are small traditional campsites with undeniable charm that offer you the chance to camp in the old-fashioned way, prioritizing pitches over rentals.
A one-star campsite may also offer you good amenities, such as a heated swimming pool, a mini water park for children, and organized activities during the high season. At a minimum, there will be a snack bar, or possibly a restaurant or a small grocery store with the essential items for your stay. In conclusion, in a "1 star" you are sure to have a good low-cost vacation.
