Camping Jungfrau

Really loved the placement ! The look out of the window was more than epic and the view from the mans bathroom was also really amazing. You could see the waterfall and the mountains. Staff was more than cool so it was easy to talk to them and they helped.

Not really the fault of the place itself but more of the other visitors - i had a separate room (for 1 person) that was right next to a family of 4-5 people who decided to wake up before 5am and just start being noisy

The location is great, it is very quiet at night and the staff are friendly. There's a small shop at reception to buy breakfast and souvenirs and also a bar and a restaurant. Very close to the Staubbach waterfall. Mountain view all around.

The kitchen is well-equiped and has large fridges to store food, but it is often very crowded and all tables occupied. Shared toilets and showers.

Camping Jungfrau was honestly one of the best places we’ve ever stayed at. Everything was absolutely perfect — from the breathtaking location surrounded by waterfalls and mountains, to the spotless facilities and the incredibly kind staff. The atmosphere is peaceful, cozy and truly magical. Waking up every morning with views like that felt unreal. The campsite is exceptionally clean, well organized and maintained with so much care and attention to detail. You can really feel the Swiss quality and hospitality in every little thing here. If you are visiting Lauterbrunnen or the Jungfrau region, this place is an absolute must!

Great location... fantastic valley. Most vistors in this valley are Asian "Instagram"-generation visitors (all year long). Camping site is well situated... great views... river, waterfall... fantastic. This is to my opinion the only reason for the extremely high price for a small cabine on this camping. Reception desk was okay and the sanitary block incl. kitchen... okay too (good showers but not enough at peak moments).

Our wooden cabin... no toilet, no TV, no water whatsoever, no gas, no decent internet... an extremely basic cabine with bed's from an old youth hostel... for this price (>130 Euro/night) one expects more... they're abusing their camping monopoly... clearly no pressure to improve. Plenty of electric plugs but not a single round one for the basic European laptop and other equipement. The red blankets for the beds contained hairs of previous visitors... wondering whether they had been cleaned. Access road to the camping is 400 meters doing your very best not to drive over one of the many tourists.