My approach took me past the train station, where there's a signposted parking area for campervans. At the next intersection, the road to the campervan site is blocked. I don't know if the site has been permanently relocated or is only temporarily. I ended up spending the night in the parking area next to the station on April 28th and 29th, 2026. The freight trains honk their horns, impossible to miss, when they pass through the station. The parking area offers nothing else.

I stayed here for three nights. The campsite was okay, but be aware there's no electricity! I don't know why there was no water anywhere on Monday when I was leaving, as I didn't use the sanitary facilities otherwise.

I was there on October 22/23, 2025. This year, I paid €30 for one person/motorhome/motorcycle trailer. I think that's too expensive. Last year, I already paid €25, and without a travel insurance policy, and only cash!🤷🏼‍♂️

I stayed with Serhat on September 9/10, 2025, at the "Yanako Caravan Farm." It's a new camping site, off the beaten track, on a side road where trucks also travel during the day. The site offers fenced-in pitches with electricity, water, and greywater inlets. There's also a large open area. There's also a restroom building. I didn't see a separate chemical toilet disposal or greywater drain. Serhat is very friendly!

I visited the parking lot with my motorhome and trailer, and it was fine for one night. The price is listed on the sign at the entrance (motorhome <3.5 tons + trailer 10 BGN). When I paid in the morning, the woman wanted more money, so I pointed out the sign!!👎

Sorry, it costs about 15 - 30,-€

I stayed overnight here on June 22/23, 2025. The parking lot is busy in the afternoon and evening with bar patrons, with frequent turnover. It's pretty empty at night, but very busy again in the morning. I had to leave early with my trailer because I wouldn't have been able to get out otherwise. But it's a nice place for a night on the Piave. 2* because it's just a parking lot!