Each POI has a set of icons describing its equipment. The full English name appears under the icon (hover with the cursor / tap on a phone).

The "no icon" rule — very important: if you do not see an icon next to a POI, it does NOT automatically mean a prohibition/absence. It can mean two things: (a) the feature is not there, (b) the owner/editor has not yet marked this information (unknown). For things critical to your stay (e.g. pets, electricity, payment) — ask before you arrive.

The radius rule:

For a campsite and service station — an icon means equipment on the premises.
For Natura Viva (¹) — an icon means a facility within a radius of up to 200 m from the spot (a public toilet / chemical toilet nearby, a shop in the vicinity, etc.).
For a tourist attraction (²) — an icon means a facility within a radius of up to 500 m (parking near the attraction, a restaurant by the trail, a rental nearby).

List of icons and their meaning:

🐾 Animals

pets allowed — pets ARE allowed on the premises.
no icon — either pets are NOT allowed, or the owner did not provide this information. Always ask before arriving.
pets prohibited — when the owner has explicitly marked the ban (less common than no icon).
pet shower — a spot to wash your dog after a walk.

💰 Payments — an important exclusion

cash only — excludes card payment. A bank transfer may be possible (for advance bookings). It is mutually exclusive with "card payment" (one of the two).
card payment — a payment card is accepted AS WELL AS cash (card is added to cash, not instead of it).

⚕️ Health and help

doctor / clinic ¹ ², first-aid kit, AED (defibrillator).

🌐 Connectivity — measured at the POI location (WiFi and signal are something you test while standing on site, without a radius ¹ ² — the signal applies where you are)

free WiFi, paid WiFi.
5G / 4G LTE / 3G coverage — in the X network your phone works (you can call, transmit data).
weak signal — the phone has a signal, but it is unstable / data is slow. Better not to rely on it for online navigation.

🚗 Vehicle facilities / motorhome service

parking ¹ ² — additional parking spaces outside the pitch (for a second car, guests, day visitors).
EV charging ¹ ², motorhome wash ¹ ².
repair point / mechanic ¹, tuning, paint shop, weighbridge (station-only).
vacuum cleaner ¹ ², tyre air ¹ ², AdBlue ¹ ².
petrol ¹, diesel ¹, LPG ¹, LPG bottle exchange ¹.

💧 Water on site / on the pitch

drinking water — a general drinking water tap on site for filling bottles / canisters (a shared tap, a fountain).
drinking water connection — a socket on the pitch for connecting a hose. Lets you fill the motorhome's tank without going to the shared point.
grey water — a discharge point for used water (from a shower, sink) — most often a shared drain point on site.
grey water connection — a socket on the pitch for connecting a hose draining grey water directly (the motorhome stands over the socket).
black water (chemical cassette) — a discharge point for the contents of the motorhome's chemical cassette.

⚡ Electricity on the pitch

230V power (Schuko, 2 pins) — a household socket on the pitch. Most often in simpler facilities or when the pitch has a station with regular sockets.
CEE power (blue plug, 3 pins) — the standard motorhome socket (IEC 60309, the "camping plug"). Most motorhomes have a factory-fitted cable with this plug.

🚿 Sanitary facilities

toilet (WC) ¹ ² — a full toilet with a permanent sewage outflow.
toi-toi ¹ ² — a portable sanitary cabin (a chemical toilet, popularly called by the brand "Toi Toi"). Important: if only toi-toi is marked, and "toilet (WC)" is NOT marked, it means that there is NO toilet with a permanent outflow on site — only portable cabins. If both are marked — you have a choice (e.g. the campsite has a WC + on the edges there are also toi-toi units for higher traffic).
children's toilet ¹ ² — a lower bowl, adapted for children.
bidet ¹ ² — an additional sanitary fixture for intimate hygiene (less common at campsites).
free shower ¹ ², paid shower ¹ ².
laundry ¹ ², drying room ¹ ².
baby room / changing table (campsite-only).

🍽️ Food and shopping

restaurant ¹ ², shop ¹ ², beach bar ¹ ²

🏊 Pools and water zones

indoor pool (adults) ¹ ²
indoor pool (children) ¹ ², deep outdoor pool ¹ ², outdoor pool (children) ¹ ²
paddling pool ¹ ², water slides ¹ ², sauna ¹ ², spa ¹ ², sun loungers ¹ ²

🏖️ Beach and waterbody — for Natura Viva these are elements on the spot (without the ¹ footnote), because a wild spot is most often right by the lake / on the beach)

lake ✓ (natura viva: on the spot), ², jetty ✓ (natura viva: on the spot), ²
sandy / stony / gravel / mixed / grassy beach — ✓ natura viva (on the spot), ²
nudist beach — ✓ natura viva (on the spot), ²

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Entertainment

playground ¹ ², meadow ¹ ², fire pit ¹ ², BBQ ¹ ²
animation (adults/children) ² — campsite and attraction
chess ¹ ², billiards ¹ ², other activities ¹ ²

⚽ Sports fields

football ¹ ², basketball ¹ ², volleyball ¹ ², tennis ¹ ²
badminton ¹ ², padel ¹ ², golf ¹ ²

🚴 Rentals and outdoor

bicycle rental ¹ ², cycling routes ¹ ², mountain biking ¹ ²
sports equipment rental ¹ ², car rental ¹ ²

🏄 Water sports

kayak rental ¹ ², sailing ¹ ², fishing ¹ ²
diving ¹ ², surfing ¹ ², kitesurfing ¹ ², surf school ¹ ²

⛰️ Mountain and winter sports

mountain hikes ¹ ², climbing ¹ ²
skiing ¹ ², cross-country skiing ¹ ², ski transport ¹ ²

¹ For Natura Viva an icon means a facility within a radius of up to 200 m (e.g. a public toilet / chemical toilet nearby, a grocery shop in the vicinity).

² For a tourist attraction an icon means a facility within a radius of up to 500 m (e.g. parking near the attraction, a restaurant by the trail, a rental in the area). Tourist attractions have a more lenient radius because viewpoints / trails rarely have everything on site.