A great place to stay, with a tiny pool, a bathroom with a shower, and a sewage disposal and water supply. They've made use of the garden to create a parking/RV parking area, and there's even a washing machine. I recommend calling ahead if you have a large camper and aren't comfortable maneuvering.

Friendly and always smiling, there are two showers and two toilets. Dinner is plentiful and costs €10 per person, including grilled meat and vegetables with bread. Breakfast is €6. Quiet, with electricity hookup (you'll need a Shuko socket), just steps from the caves.

We arrived with the camper at 10:00 PM, paid, and parked, telling them I'd leave the next day after dinner. Everything was fine up until that point. The next day, during dinner at 8:00 PM, we were rudely kicked out by the staff, who, realizing we wouldn't be staying another night, started turning lights on and off and coming over to yell. The service was good, but the courtesy was nonexistent. Only go if you have no other options.