Fine if you want to make a short stop to visit a restaurant. Otherwise, you are in the middle of nowhere, and I don't think it is intended for parking here to do other activities. It is for restaurant visitors.

Only for small vans. If you are going on a boat trip or rafting, rental companies have their own parking on the other side of the river and under the small tunnel.

It is nothing more than a narrow parking strip along the public road. Very narrow and full of locals.

Very small spot, maybe for a maximum of 3 campers. Don't understand why this is on NKC. You do have a view, indeed. You are in the middle of nowhere. Furthermore, 2 km to the south there is a parking lot with a view of the lakes.

The pitches are quite large. We only had a tree in the middle, so we couldn't put out the awning. But there are plenty of trees providing shade. Good swimming pool and a beautiful free sauna. The bus connection to Split is fantastic; they stop at the Riva. Cycling is possible, but the lighting is poor and there is at least one climb involved: orient yourself beforehand (Google Maps doesn't show any bike paths, Garmin sent us through the city): at Plodine turn left towards the sea; there is a nice cycle boulevard there.

This is a large car park with a view of the beautiful bridge to Peljesac. A view of the island and the beautiful clear sea below. Perfect for a lunch stop “with a view”. Otherwise, there is nothing there as it is located on a main road.

Beautiful, shady pitches. The pool is small but great for cooling off. A 30-euro menu. The grilled fish was delicious, as were the pasta and mussels. It's located near a beautiful bay for swimming (900 meters). Beautiful bike rides to places like Caesarea Therne (recommended) and Otranto. The greywater disposal site and the clean water point are inconveniently located: with our 7.5-meter campervan, we skipped them; maneuvering between trees wasn't ideal.

Excellent for the ACSI rate until mid-September. Lovely pool (sunbeds for rent on the beach and by the pool). VERY large, but only 10% occupied in September. Cycling to Lecce is NOT a scenic route, and there's nothing to do in the surrounding area. Perfect for peace and quiet and a beach break.