On the road from Melk at the first roundabout in Krems take the first exit into the coach/ boat cruise car park. Immediately take a hard left onto the campsite access road. The site is on the right after the car park with a football pitch on top.
Having read previous reviews we realised this was a relatively small site (about 60 pitches) so we e mailed the day before to be told they were not particularly busy but that reception was closed between 11am and 3pm.
We arrived at 10.30 and were warmly greeted. A large pitch D11 had been reserved which would be big enough for our 7.5m caravan, awning and car. It was a river view pitch and would cost an additional.
It turned out to be the biggest pitch on site above the river with an excellent view of Gottweig Abbey. Well worth an extra fee.
On the 3rd Thursday in May the site was about 30% full. On the Friday it was full by 5pm with weekenders from Vienna and Slovenia.

Pitches are on grass. You\'ll need an adapter for power. Wifi is free. We were furthest away from reception so the signal wasn\'t great but we used our booster and got speeds good enough to stream TV.
Despite being close to the road we didn\'t hear it just the occasional train and rumble from river traffic.
The sanitary facilities are dated but very very clean. No complaints.
The Hoffer supermarket is across the road. The river cruise boats are a five minute walk away. The centre of Krems is 10 minutes away and has a good selection of shops. a new museum and two churches worth seeing. Durnstein is a 4 mile bike ride away. If you haven\'t got your own bike you can rent a Nextbike by the hour.

We really enjoyed our stay here and would stay again.

A superbly positioned site on the banks of the Danube within a short flat walking of the town of Stein/Krems.
The heated facilities are good and kept clean. Water is piping hot. Free wifi flies near reception but on our pitch was not available though we were perhaps the furthest away from reception. However the view of the Danube and castle on the hill opposite more than compensated.

Also within a short flat walk is Aldi (Hofer) and the ferry station where boats run along the Danube. The train station is a mile away and a petrol station virtually on the campsite doorstep.
The towns of Krems and Stein are interesting. We took a ferry from Krems to Melk along the Wachau Valley and the trip lived up to its claim to be one of the most scenic journeys along the Danude. Cost just shy of pp and there were options to take the ferry up and public transport back