Kure Turismitalu Külalistemaja — Hotel in Tartu linn

Not really a campsite but we were welcome to pitch our tent-trailer on the grass for two nights. There are some camper parking spots as well and access to electricitiy and water.

The toilets are clean and open 24/7 but the shower (which was clean, nice and warm) was only avalaible during the day, between 8am and 9pm I believe. It’s not a huge problem but just a bit strange.

The camping area is just a big open grass field but fine.

Check-in was possible in English and payment was cash only.

Two stars only because the showers close in the evening and the guard dog was barking all the time. It wasn’t super cheap for ‘almost a campsite’

Close to Tartu, so good option to explore...

This is mainly a bed and breakfast but has some lovely fields available for camping. I was quite thankful we didn't have children, as they would have spoilt the tranquility, and I would have felt on edge that they would have knocked something out of place.

The owner was lovely, but as has been said elsewhere access to showers is by appointment, as was access to water. This must be difficult for them to manage when the site us busy.

The site has been rated in the past by ACSI and I wonder if something has changed in the intervening time?

Would we stay again? Yes, but it's not going to...

This is NOT a campsite - it has a guesthouse where you can park in their carpark for 22 euros per night (18 for camper and two adults plus 2 euros each if you want a shower) ! It has spurious facilities - toilet in the main building is a hike. There is grey and black water disposal by tipping down a drain but no facility to wash out! We asked for water and she took us around to her garage which was awkward to access and we had to fill from their hose. Shame really as they have plenty of room and could have done a proper job -...