Fine spot without amenities for 20 euros per 24 hours and close to the old town. Mid-August and plenty of space in this mixed car park. Great restaurant next to the car park. In windy conditions, it was annoying to get a good night's sleep due to the flapping and creaking of the flags and flagpoles. We were bothered much less by the traffic.

What a paradise this place is. Super friendly welcome in German. And for 50 locks per day/night, everything is included. You can choose your own pitch. Satellite reception is possible, but there are also shaded spots. We stayed with 4 campers during the second week of August. Supermarket and restaurants in the village 1 km away.

Early August, plenty of pitches and nice and spacious. Lovely hot shower. Only 2.5 km from the coast. We can highly recommend this small campsite.

We stayed for seven days with host Panos at his Camper Stop, which has spacious pitches. 20 euros per night including electricity. Good and clean sanitary facilities with lovely hot showers. We had a rental car from him for 3 days for only 30 euros a day. Great for exploring the island. You can also rent scooters and bikes here. Panos is very friendly and flexible. If we are in the area again, we would love to return.

Great camper stop. One minor drawback was the abundance of flies, probably due to a farm near the campsite. We paid €9 for the camper and €5 per person, plus €3 for electricity. A total of €22. A fair price for this lovely camper stop 3 km from ancient Corinth.

We agree with the previous review. The long monologue wasn't too bad. Friendly people. One minor drawback was that our food was already on the table when we arrived exactly at 7 p.m. Tonight, we're going 10 minutes early.

I completely agree with the previous review. The new, young, and friendly owners are doing their best to renovate the CP. Even though it's winter, there's still a nice restaurant and several shops/supermarkets open nearby.

We're National Trust members, so we can stay here for one night for free. The blue route is about 3 km and breathtakingly beautiful. There's another National Trust car park 6 km further on, and you can also stay there for one night. So, in our case, that's also free. There are no facilities, not even any litter bins, but there are reasonably clean toilets. According to the ranger, black and gray water can be emptied for 5 pounds at the campsite in Braemar.

Ibrahim is a fantastic host and arranged a taxi and guide for us to discover the Dadès gorge. We were on the road for 4 hours. The patient and good taxi driver stopped at all the beautiful places and gave us all the time to take pictures. We took a nice walk of an hour with the guide. A tea stop was also part of the program. We had the taxi to ourselves and paid 90 euros for this wonderful experience. Recommended.

Nice campsite but the coordinates are wrong. Continue on the asphalt road R 113 until you pass Residance Touristique Merzouga. Then first road on the left. There is also a sign there. Saves a lot of bumping.