A municipal motorhome site that can accommodate many motorhomes. All amenities are present and well-maintained. Nice and spacious parking spots. Secure grounds. It is close to a large stretch of beach and promenade. However, the old town center is a 75-minute walk away or can be reached by bus or taxi. We paid 750 lira per night. Electricity usage is separate. Highly recommended.

It is a beautiful stretch of beach outside the village where you can park for free with a whole row of campers. When we were there, it was already quite full of locals and small caravans. Toilets and water are available. That’s all. Fine for a one-night stopover.

In terms of location, this campsite is top-notch, especially if you are on the top terrace (via the back entrance). We were lucky that the balloons were flying on our second morning, so having a front-row seat is truly fantastic. The facilities are in good order. The pool was still empty, but too cold to swim anyway. It is within walking distance of the center and the sights. We paid €75 for 2 nights for camper and 2 people for all amenities. So not really cheap.

You are on a sloping piece of land. Well maintained, though. Water, electricity, shower and toilet disposal are available. Only grey water is a hassle. Not too far to walk from the center of the nice old village of Safranbolu. Paid €20 per night

Great place for an overnight stay. Right in the center but still quiet. Chemical toilet emptying and water tap available. Security during the day until 19:30. Beautiful mosque nearby to visit. We stayed one night in April for 800 lira.

The path to the campsite was poor and very bumpy. There were large holes in the path. The access road to the field where you park your camper is very narrow and challenging. On the field, you really need leveling blocks to stand level. The facilities were fine. We paid €22 for one night, including electricity.

Small-scale for 7 campers. Contact Dani in advance. He is very helpful. Facilities are fine and clean. We paid €20 per night. You can take the train to Sofia and back in 40 minutes for €5 for 2 people. Absolutely great.

You park in front of the motel in a regular parking spot. No amenities. You can use the motel's restroom. Staying overnight is free, but we did eat at the motel restaurant. It is on a busy main road, though. Fine for one night.

Campsite on top of a mountain near Sarajevo. The last stretch is very narrow and difficult to drive on. If you are driving back to Sarajevo, do not pass the cemetery, as you will encounter a very tight left turn which is quite a challenge with a large camper. The hostess is very helpful. A taxi to Sarajevo costs €10. Emptying chemical toilets is not yet fully organized. Grey water is disposed of along the side of the road at the campsite. We paid €30 per night.

Very large parking lot, a section of which is for 10 campers, including electricity hook-ups. The camper is also allowed to park in a regular parking spot, but these are smaller. You pay €15 per night. Close to the railway, so it is noisy. What is nice, however, is that there is a Lidl across the street. It is a one-hour walk to the center, but you can also take the train or bus.

Great parking spot for the camper. Right by the lake but also next to the highway. Overnight stays cost €22 per night. You also have to buy a card and top it up for other amenities. At the charging station, you have to load the value of the card onto the station. The deposit for the card and any remaining balance on the station or card are refunded later. It is a pity that you have to pay separately for all other amenities.