Very beautiful location, with a view of the valley; we stayed at pitch number 39. Friendly managers who will drive you the 4 km to Delphi and pick you up again if desired (€3 per trip). Reasonable sanitary facilities, small swimming pool, not heated, but with good sun loungers. Disposal facilities placed somewhat strangely, in a corner of the road. Cash payment is slightly cheaper than card payment.

Small camper site; you park on gravel and close to Gjirokastra. It takes a bit of maneuvering, especially with a somewhat longer camper. A few spots on wood for a small tent. Nice sanitary facilities. Welcoming managers; the son speaks excellent English, the mother a few words. You can walk to the old town via a bumpy and quite steep road, provided you are sure-footed. A good hot meal is available. Agree on a price beforehand. The target price is €10 p.p.

A beautifully situated camper site with pitches by a lake and on grass. You always pay 500 Lek (€ 5.60) per night, even if you eat in the restaurant. There are no facilities, although with a very long cord and some hassle, electricity can be obtained from the garage under the restaurant. You can take beautiful walks along the lake.

Five stars - plus! Very well and thoughtfully laid out camper site; everything is new and of high quality. Friendly managers who speak excellent English. Very good sanitary facilities, washing machines, and dryer. You park on gravel, under a shade cloth if desired; no weeds and few insects. We paid €15 without electricity. In Berat, you can take the electric bus to the castle every half hour for 100 Lek (€1.10).

The friendliness of the managers compensates for the very poor state of the sanitary facilities. The view of the Drin River is beautiful; if you absolutely want to stand on grass, you will be positioned a bit further back. Turn off at the gas station. Beyond that, you hear absolutely no disturbing noises from the road, but all the more from several mosques, five times a day, starting early in the morning.

Stunning view, for sure. The road leading there is narrow and winding, but manageable if you follow the 'Sara' signs. We were there with 4 campers this time; the campsite closes at the end of October. Good facilities; everything you need is available. Space for 12 to 19 campers, depending on size. Friendly managers. Reasonably priced by Montenegrin standards at €25.

Definitely take the first turnoff from Pogradec. You will drive through a rough area for a few hundred meters, but after that, you arrive at a beautiful campsite. The pitches are on grass and reasonably spacious, though not right by the water. The sanitary facilities, waste disposal area, washing-up area, and free washing machine are basic but functional. In the early morning, however, there are barking dogs, traffic, and calls to prayer from the minaret. It is 4 km by bike to the Pogradec boulevard.

Excellent place to stay overnight, behind a restaurant. The town isn't much to look at. It feels safe here; you are standing on stone. The hospitable and helpful manager speaks good English. Excellent sanitary facilities. Some noise from the busy road next door. The entrance is right after the roundabout; it looks like you are driving onto the terrace, keep to the left. Overnight rate €12, with electricity €15.

A very lovely spot by the sea. A friendly atmosphere thanks to Joulie, who is always walking around friendly and is very helpful. The pitches are indeed on the small side, but a 7.50m camper fits well. You can easily put your chairs across the dead-end street by the water. The sea is good for swimming. Thank you, Joulie, for the lovely days.

Close to the Autostrada A22. The photo with the red camper shows the exact location, but it can be difficult to find. In addition: right next to the Tesla charging stations, and at the exit of the car wash. For €0.50 you get approximately 100 liters of water. To discharge grey water, you really do need a drain hose. Heading south, you are first guided along the toll road for approximately 15 km, so it is toll-free.