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We used this site for a couple of nights before the official opening in April, we emailed the owner and he kindly agreed we could stay. Tony is still the caretaker, a very friendly and helpful chap, he speaks brilliant English. Tony lives on site and the gates are closed at night making it a very secure site.
The toilets /showers were being made ready for the season, all were clean and in good condition and the water was good and hot. Washing up sinks and washing machine machine available by reception. Free wifi available and reached down to our pitch.
Would say the site must have been enlarged since last review as now around 200 pitches. All pitches have ehu and are of very generous size.
As per previous review Bran Castle very worth a visit, only £5 to get in. There are plenty of tourist souvenir stalls and cafes and restaurants in the village.
Its about 15-20 minutes walk to the castle in the centre of the village, far enough out to be fairly peaceful. We paid LEU 50 per night with ehu (about £8. 50). The village is on the edge of the national park so its worth a visit for that as much as the castle, the campsite is really well kept and the customer service second to none - we would recommend this site.
Don't be put off by the name - this is a very pleasant little site, approached by a rather narrow lane which could be tricky for large outfits. It's grassy, level, with numbered pitches, and has views of the surrounding mountains. It has a rustic feel - haystacks dotted about, and the odd cow! The manager, Tony, is very friendly and helpful. There is no cafe as such but there is a large covered area with tables and vending machines. Internet is available in reception. The toilet block is gradually being renovated, and while not up to French or German standards, it's perfectly acceptable, clean and with plenty of hot water. There are the usual washing-up sinks and a washing machine which costs 4 lei.
There's a good supermarket nearby and it's a short walk into Bran where the main attraction is Dracula's castle! There are a lot of tacky souvenir stalls, but also an interesting, and free, village museum with a collection of old cottages furnished in traditional style. A short drive away is the old town of Brasov, with Baroque houses, an attractive central square and the fascinating Black Church. It's worth taking the teleferique up to the top of the hill overlooking the town for spectacular views. Another useful feature of Brasov is a large Carrefour supermarket.
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Is Vampire Camping child friendly? YES, it accepts children View all facilities
Where is the nearest shop to Vampire Camping? There is a shop within 1 mile View all facilities
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