Freiburg Camping Hirzberg

We arrived just before midday and were one of the last motorhomes to get a pitch, so I do advise you to book. The pitches were very close together and it felt like being on an aire rather than a site. It is in a great position, relatively near the old town with the The receptionist was very helpful and gave us a town map, suggesting that we might want to visit the market next to the minster before it closed. We also walked to the schlossberg in the forest behind the campsite. There is a stunning view from the top of the tower. The toilet and shower facilities were clean, modern and warm.

Near to city Center 20 min walk or cycle along the nearby canal, bike trail FR1. If no reservation made need to arrive before noon for any chance of a pitch. Good amenity block and sitting area under cover. Small shop. Pub/ cafe adjacent, bread can be ordered the night before. We went to Keidal mineral thermalbad using bike paths FR1 & FR2 ( about 7 miles). Extensive complex of mineral pools at varying temperatures, lots of recliner chairs and good cafe, can easily spend a full day there just take a towel costume and a good book. Visited a house brewery (Ganter) which is by the canal 10 mins by bike for excellent beer and food. Camp reception staff very helpful loaned maps and answered all queries. Would definitely return

Had seen reviews suggesting staff unfriendly and pitches difficult. Something must have changed, staff are delightful, and whilst yes the pitches are tight, people still have their awnings out Tec. Brilliant base for visiting!

Well located site but a little further from the town than the general description might suggest. Friendly helpful staff.
Restaurant next door.

An excellent spot to explore Freiburg as the site is within easy, flat walking distance (c. 20 mins along the riverside) of the old town. As with most city sites, the pitches were very small and crowded. Pitches are allocated. As it's in the city, it was very busy even in May, so worth considering booking in advance. Reception staff very helpful. Toilets and showers were fine and kept clean. Good walks from the site, into the forest as well as the city. Overall a good city stop, but not ideal for sitting out and enjoying the view! Access is a little tortuous and can be busy, but sign-posted.

Stopped off for 1 night. Arrived at Lunchtime. Reception closed for lunch. Minor inconvenience and you have to respect local working practices but irritating all the same after a journey so plan your arrival time for this site to avoid the wait. Site has plenty of shaded areas and not far from the excellent Freiburg. Remember your loo rolls when you visit the clean and fairly modern facilities as there are none supplied. Staff were very helpful.

Great place to stay to explore Freuburg (what a gem!) and surrounding area. In five days we stayed there we walked through Freiburg extensively (walking distance from a campsite), hiked in the Black Forest (some routes start nearby), wentg to Strasbourg by train, nearly went to Basel.
Staff (all three of them) is amazing: polite, helpful, efficient. They keep grounds clean and in good order. Hope to come there again in summer.

This campsite has changed hands since the previous reviews. It is now owned by a friendly english speaking efficient couple. The two young ladies that we met in reception (also english speaking) were lovely, nothing was to much trouble. The site itself it a typical city site with small well worn pitches just about room for car and caravan though some managed an awning as well. The facilities are modern, clean with hot showers. Easy flat 15 minute walk into the city of Freiburg - Busy well organised but quiet site

The camp is good. Very good location near the town. You have to pay for toilet paper. And buy a coin for use the microwave. The staff is very helpful. Everything is very clean.
Near the camp a restaurant.

This site is well located in easy cycling distance of Freiburg town centre which is a great place to visit. However whatever you do don't arrive at the site during "Quiet Time" (1200-1500?). We arrived at about 1202 and were told to just wait in the entrance for 3 hours. The owner did fortunately come and show us to a pitch shortly afterwards though.

The pitches are quite small and sloping - you will need to stack a couple of blocks under the wheels at one end of your motorhome.

I was then severely told off for putting water into the van during Quiet Time! However providing you observe Quiet Time it's apparently then ok to party most of the night and leave the toilets in an unspeakable state, as did a large group of German motorhomers who were using the site. It wasn't cleaned up.

Won't return here I'm afraid.