Beautiful, spacious pitches with some privacy provided by the vegetation. Everything is very close by, from the (very clean) toilet/shower block to the beach, the swimming pool, the shop, etc. Smooth check-in, friendly staff. Bus to Split at the entrance. We were bothered by very noisy dogs during the first day and night. Fortunately, it was quiet afterwards.

Very good campsite, everything well organized, good facilities. Flat motorhome pitch at the very back of the campsite. Noisy street. Zadar easily accessible by bike or taxi boat. 182 euros for 2 nights is still expensive though.

Great campsite, nice pitches. The toilet block at our location was outdated but clean. A little further away is a very modern sanitary building. Friendly people. The walk to the beach or town is a good kilometer. After a day of relaxing, it is quite a steep uphill walk back.

Nice campsite, facilities are fine. Pitches are very sloping, but luckily there weren't too many people, so after some searching we still found a nice spot. Good bus connection to the lakes.

Large campsite on a peninsula, so surrounded by water on all sides. Many pitches are indeed quite sloping, but usually easily remedied with blocks. We were allowed to choose our own spot and were fine. The bus stops in front of the campsite; you are in the center of Pula in 12 minutes. We paid 102 euros for 2 nights.

In itself a beautiful but very large campsite. The location is good, the pool is nice, and it is right by the sea. Unfortunately, the price reflects this. 188 euros for 2 nights for a camper with 2 adults is really a lot.

Spacious parking lot, no amenities, ideal for a stopover. Only the church bell rings loud, long, and early.

This place presented quite a bleak sight and was far too hot without shade. Found the daHeim camper site 100m further on. Not exactly a beauty either, but it did have electricity, a shower, a toilet, and a cozy terrace.

Prime location, very easy access to the heart of Brussels by metro. Better neighborhood in Anderlecht. No amenities, perhaps possible in the future?