The positives: the owner is very friendly, and it's quiet. However, the eight pitches are very close together. Electricity was available, but it was a temporary extension cord with an Italian plug hung over the fence, for which we didn't have an adapter. Another guest helped us out. (Unbearable at 37°C in the evening without air conditioning). One coin is enough for 20 seconds in the showers, which are visible from the outside! The restaurant is overpriced—a handful of spaghetti costs €25.

The excellent restaurant, which is also reasonably priced, the pool, and the reception service are all highlights. The old sanitary facilities (squat toilets with simple wooden doors, no soap or toilet paper) are not so great. Finding a shady pitch is a matter of luck – we ended up with one that offered little shade, right next to the grey water disposal/rubbish bins. Some of the paths are dusty because they are unpaved.