@RuudL

We stayed here the night before our departure from Patras to Kefalonia. We had a reasonable experience here before in the shoulder season. Now, in the high season, the campsite is packed with regular guests and huge structures. Also, anyone visiting the site to swim in the sea is allowed to park their car on the campsite, which looks very chaotic. To end on a positive note, the sanitary facilities are great and are well maintained!

Located in a rural area not far from the motorway with four pitches. We were the only guests. Electricity and drinking water available. We did not use them. No possibility to dispose of grey water. No trash can available, which was a real loss. The owner did not stop by. A pity, very impersonal. Pitch fee €25 (actually quite expensive for what is offered) left in the mailbox via an envelope.

The enthusiastic managers Joulie and Vangeli offer a warm welcome and are busy upgrading the camper stop. The restroom building includes a washer and dryer, two clean toilets, and a separate shower. The gray water disposal site has been renovated and is easily accessible. The pitches have new hardstanding. Even now, in winter, the site enjoys glorious sunshine all day long!

A huge parking lot right on the seafront with a view of the Rio Antirio bridge and, on the right, the town of Nafpaktos. We spent a peaceful night.

As long as the campsite in Methoni is closed for the winter, overnight stays at this car park are permitted.

What a lovely campsite! Beautiful, spacious grounds, well-maintained. Excellent, clean sanitary facilities. A very friendly welcome and farewell! It's a shame we could only stay one night.

Unfortunately, traffic noise is overwhelming at this location, which apparently lies at a crossroads of freight routes. Freight traffic starts arriving as early as 4:30 a.m.

This is my second visit to this campervan site. It's neat, with modern amenities and excellent Wi-Fi. The hedges between the pitches have now grown into hedges, offering privacy but also a somewhat enclosed feeling. The entrance and exit are a bit narrow for large campervans.

What a lovely, beautifully maintained campsite. As a camper, I'd especially like to mention the rest area. The campsite owner is a camper himself and has created a rest area that many campsites and camper sites could learn from.

Standing outside the fence of the camper place is still tolerated here. You can wonder for how long, given all the problems with free standing like in Greece and Spain. A group of German campers really went too far here by putting their chairs in the middle of the street and starting drinking beer. With this stupid behavior there is a chance that free parking will soon be over here.