Great campsite, very friendly owners, but I wouldn't recommend using it with a vehicle longer than 9 meters. The waste disposal station is cramped and awkwardly designed and doesn't meet usual standards. A pleasant pool area with drinks served, good sanitary facilities, plenty of hot water, and a quiet location – many times better than the touristy campsites on the coast.

Convenient overnight spot, good access (9m) and maneuverability, waste disposal only for cassette toilets, no tank emptying possible. Sanitary facilities at the bowling club opposite. Quiet night – OK for one night.

Access and maneuverability are good with a 9m clearance, water and waste disposal facilities on site, great pool that can be used, good sanitary facilities, a few minutes to the entrance of the national park (mass tourism for €40.00) Discount at the hotel and after 3pm.

Beautiful campsite, very helpful and friendly staff. The access roads are suitable for vehicles up to 9m wide; anything longer becomes problematic. Note that the height at the entrance is limited to 3.50m. One star deducted: the on-site water and waste disposal facilities are great, but useless if the drain is about 1m higher than the motorhome. The official disposal point is awkwardly located, requiring two right-angled parking maneuvers before entering and exiting the busy parking area with barriers.

We spent two nights here. The entrance has narrow sections; with a 2.75-meter width of wing mirrors, we could only get in by clipping a tree. There are only a few spaces for 9-meter-long vehicles, and those that were there were occupied by vans. The sanitary facilities are so far away that we didn't use them. It was very quiet after midnight; before that, there was street noise. We wouldn't visit Dubrovnik again—catastrophic overtourism, especially in September.

The remoteness of the site and its location in a park motivated us to go there. The approximately 40 km of narrow, bumpy roads would have been one thing, but the fact that the entrance is at a right angle and leads over a steep, muddy ramp should have been mentioned. With our 9-meter length, we had no chance of getting in; the turning radius and ground clearance would never have been sufficient. The photo looks less daunting than reality. All that back again—for nothing.