A bit of mixed feelings. Helpful but not really nice. The bus stop was signposted, but it wasn't easy; first to the bus station with a tricky crossing of a busy road. And then another 45 minutes on the bus to the city. On the way back from the bus station, the name of the stop wasn't clearly displayed and the gate was closed. Had to call. There are limited options around Thessaloniki, though. So I would do it, but make sure to ask thoroughly about all the ins and outs of public transport.

I arrived here today around 6 p.m. It was deserted. The little restaurant looked closed. It looked beautiful in itself, with lots of wild horses. But the few people I saw sitting across the street didn't seem to care. I left again. It's a shame that the opening hours aren't clearer and where you can potentially park your camper.

My first day in Montenegro couldn't have started better than at George's! His hospitality was immense and his company was very pleasant. It is a fantastic place in the middle of nature. It is basic, but it had exactly what I needed: electricity, Wi-Fi, a toilet, and a hot shower. I really enjoyed the peace, the simplicity, the authenticity, and the friendliness, also towards the animals. I felt very welcome! Thank you, Anita too!

A very nice spot with electricity, if needed. Beautiful views, and after 8 or 9 pm it becomes completely quiet. A great general location, and the picturesque, though somewhat touristy, Flāllbacka is nearby.

Beautifully located campsite. Not all camper pitches on grass. I got a close place on the gravel and found 27.50 too much for that. Paid Wi-Fi did not work well and could be used on two devices. I had no clear information about it. All in all too expensive for what was offered.