I didn't notice any of the previous comments. The staff is extremely friendly. Very large pitches near the beach. Sanitary facilities could be better, but we've encountered that before in Greece. They keep the campsites open with minimal resources during the winter.

A boring campsite indeed, but one of the few open in winter. Couldn't find a shower or dishwashing area. This could also be because the guesthouse is closed. The toilets are clean, though. The price (30 euros!) is disproportionate to what's offered.

Campsite by the sea. Sanitary facilities are clean but outdated. Friendly owners.

Great campsite. Everything works and is clean. The campsite does require maintenance, but it wasn't a problem for us. The location is perfect, close to a village with many restaurants and cafes, which was unfortunately largely closed during this period.

Beautiful campsite by the sea. Spacious pitches, clean restrooms (even if you lift your toilet seat). We didn't see any dirt. The managers are super friendly. They also offer a bread service. Beach with sunbeds. Leonidio is an easy walk away in about 3/4 hour. Even now, it's still reasonably busy.

A small campsite with limited campervan spaces. More suitable for vans than for large campervans. I only spoke to the owner by phone. She speaks good English and was very cooperative. The restrooms are dated but clean. Within walking distance of Tolo, which has a nice beach. We're here in the winter, but it will be busier and more lively in the summer.

Great campsite/camper site. A warm welcome. If you eat in the restaurant, camping is free. The food is inexpensive and delicious. The sanitary facilities are clean and well-maintained every day. We intended to stay just one day, but because of the weather, we stayed a bit longer and did a few loads of laundry. There are lovely walks behind the campsite, ideal for taking the dog, for example. If we're ever in the area again, we'll definitely be back.

The location is fantastic, nestled among the olive trees. We chose a paved area because it had rained a lot, which made the ground boggy in places. The sanitary facilities are excellent, with a combined toilet and shower. At one point, there were four of us campers there, but we never had to wait. Polignano a Mare is a half-hour walk away and is a surprisingly charming village. The hosts were very helpful. If we're in the area again, we'll definitely come back!

Indeed, a fantastic place to visit the monasteries. Kostas, the owner, was incredibly friendly to us. Dinner was excellent for the price, 27 euros. You don't have to pay for the campsite that way. The next morning, delicious freshly baked bread and pretzels were free. I'll accept the long monologue explaining the monasteries for that. Definitely recommended!

A simple campsite with showers and toilets. The old town and fortress are within easy walking distance. The welcome was incredibly warm. We were immediately filled with fruit and Albanian delicacies. The next morning, we even got tea.

Beautifully situated campsite near an archaeological site. Sanitary facilities are neat and clean. Probably a bit sparse when the campsite is full. We were the only ones there this time. The surrounding area is great for walks. The village and restaurants are about a 10-minute walk away. Incidentally, you can also enjoy delicious food at the campsite.

Beautiful campsite and a great base for visiting Florence. The bus doesn't accept Maestro cards, which cost us a fine. The gatekeeper was unfriendly, but the welcome at the campsite was friendly. The sanitary facilities were nice and clean!

A great base for Cingue Terre. We have a VW campervan. It fit perfectly in a medium-sized pitch. Sanitary facilities were adequate and clean. A very friendly lady who welcomed us.

Great campsite, but strict about rules. Check-out at 11:00 is also 11:00. At 10:11, someone came by to tell us we absolutely had to leave, otherwise we'd have to pay an extra day. The restrooms were fine. We weren't bothered by traffic, even though it wasn't busy at all. Plenty of restaurants are a 10-minute walk to the beach.

Beautiful terraced campsite. Because it was quiet, we were able to choose a nice spot. Wake up in the morning to a beautiful view. Sanitary facilities are dated, but clean. There's a bar, restaurant, and bread in a small shop. Assisi is about a 20-minute walk away. If you're walking back late at night, it's advisable to bring a torch.

A lovely, quiet campsite with spacious pitches. Clean sanitary facilities. A nice pool and a small playground. All the essentials are within a 10-minute walk. Cycling, hiking, and diving are possible from the campsite. Cannes, Nice, and Monaco are easily accessible by train. The train station is also 10 minutes away. In short, highly recommended for the southern coast of France.

Beautiful camper site with good, clean sanitary facilities. Located in Springendal, it's an excellent base for cycling, hiking, and visiting charming villages. Friendly owners who go above and beyond to ensure guests have a great time. Highly recommended!

Beautifully situated campsite. We stayed right on the river. Sufficient and clean restrooms in a recently built building. Friendly owner. Bread roll service. Plenty of hiking trails from the campsite. A small supermarket is a 10-minute walk away. We'll be back!

Stopped here on the way from Switzerland to Livorno. Beautiful place in a green setting. Very friendly owners, who provided information about the area. The village is about a 45-minute walk away (along the river!). Electricity and water are included in the price. No toilet or shower. Several walks nearby. An oasis of peace. Definitely a place to remember.

Great campsite with clean sanitary facilities. A bar, bread service, and a small organic shop. For the larger organic shop, you have to climb a hill. Be sure to request a paved spot; the grass was quite soft, and after two days, the campervan was a bit tilted. A nice village, about a half-hour walk or a 10-minute bike ride.

Great camper site, some with separate pitches if you arrive early. Plenty of clean restrooms. The city is close by, both on foot and by bike. If you booked by email, you do have to wait fifteen minutes for a return email with the code.

Quiet campsite with clean and attractive sanitary facilities. Spacious pitches. Price for a campervan, two people, and electricity: €30. Cycling and hiking nearby.

We stayed here in early June on our way to Norway. Luckily, we managed to snag a last-minute spot. A lovely relaxation area (both indoor and covered). Good restrooms and a beautiful spot to enjoy the sunset (which we unfortunately didn't see due to cloud cover). Friendly owners.

A lovely, colorful campsite with spacious pitches. The sanitary facilities aren't new, but they are clean. Riga is easily accessible from the campsite by public transport. First, a 2-kilometer walk to the bus stop (or a 5-minute bike ride) and then about a 35-minute bus ride (bus number 6991 is the most convenient) and then a 5-minute walk to the Old Town.

Great place to stay overnight near the beach. A portable toilet is available. It was quiet when we were there. Only two other campers. There were still some local visitors at the beach in the evening, but it quieted down after 10:30. We took a lovely morning walk.

Beautiful (parking) spot to spend the night. Position the campervan to enjoy a beautiful sunset. Two restrooms, reasonably clean, at the entrance to the parking lot. A small tent 350 meters away offers coffee in the morning and beer and soft drinks in the afternoon.

Indeed, a beautiful spot with a sea view. Very quiet—we were the only ones there—but a great base for sightseeing. There are few restaurants in the area, but we didn't mind. The bathrooms were clean and the kitchen was very well-equipped. If you appreciate peace and quiet, this is the place for you.

A great campsite for exploring Helsinki. The metro stops just around the corner. The pitches are paved and spacious. The sanitary facilities are also excellent. You can also take pleasant bike rides from the campsite through Helsinki's suburbs.

Great campsite, beautiful spots by the water with small beaches. The only drawback is the lack of restrooms. When the campsite is full, you have to wait. There are only two showers per room. Not very convenient. Otherwise, the restrooms are clean. And indeed, it's the first campsite from Loksa. Not very well signposted.

Large parking lot, we had six campers, plenty of space, felt safe. No amenities.

Great campsite for exploring Turku. The bus stops right in front. It's also easily accessible by bike. Pitches with electricity are asphalt and have grass for seating. Small campers are pitched on the large field, which isn't level everywhere. There are ample sanitary facilities. Good Wi-Fi is only available at reception. There's also a small shop and café there. Friendly staff.

Small camper site at the end of a road with a small beach. Paved pitches with grass for seating. Not all are level. No amenities, but there is free electricity. Although there's a compost toilet behind the changing rooms, which isn't part of the campsite. Friendly owner. Perfect for an overnight stay.

A surprising campsite right on the lake. Spacious pitches, clean, and free restrooms. Hiking and cycling trails nearby. A wide range of activities are available right from the campsite, including stand-up paddleboarding, mountain biking, and rafting.

Beautiful campsite, clean, new, and in a lovely location. You can have a drink at the cafe; there's a lovely terrace overlooking the sea. There's also a small beach where you can swim in the Gulf of Bothnia. A warm welcome.

Beautifully situated campsite in the woods. Lots to do; there's a hotel, restaurant, and hostel on site. There's a lovely smoked sauna, which you need to book. A great experience. Very friendly people. Lots of hiking and cycling to do.

we found this a nice camping, nice owner, cash payment. shower 5 kr. very clean facilities. you can hear the road a bit. but not bad, you can hear the river.