We were there on September 20, 2026. Large gravel area. Electricity and water are free at the various pillars. A minor downside: at the small waste bin at the entrance to the campsite (which is overflowing), it says that you are expected to take your trash with you. The town is within walking distance, where you can have a good meal at the Greek restaurant.

The spot is nice and well-maintained. It is located on a very busy road with motorcycles and other traffic. For €17.50 you get a spot and Wi-Fi. The toilet (very clean) costs €0.50, showering is 5 minutes for €3. Water (paid) is only per 100 liters. All in all, a rather expensive camper site.

After contacting them via WhatsApp, we quickly reserved our spot. They sent us clear instructions about the options, including joining the wine tasting and tapas, the price, and more. The wine tasting and tapas have already been described many times... FANTASTIC!

This is our second time at this beautiful place. So many wonderful adjustments and additions, lovingly realized by Marcel and Maybritt. The photos and reviews speak for themselves. We'd love to come back.

What an enthusiastic welcome we received. Samuel, the manager of this small campsite along with his wife, did his utmost to explain things in English. Together, we were happy to figure it out. It's certainly a bit dated, but spotlessly clean and pleasantly fresh. The location and the town are worth a visit.

We were here for a week at the end of May. Because it had rained a lot before that, the spots were quite saturated. After consultation, we were free to choose another spot. The staff is very helpful. After indicating that the dishwater was almost cold, this was remedied within fifteen minutes! A downside is the shower floor. Water remains in the entire shower area. It is then really manoeuvring to get clothes dry.