Beautiful spot just outside the village. Hiking trails are signposted from the parking lot. The water on the column isn't working, but on the other side of the intersection, there's a tap 5 meters from the road that you can connect a hose to.

A free spot that many campsites can't compete with! We stayed for a few nights in November with 2-4 campers each. Electricity is provided by 50-cent coins, which provide 12 hours of power. The restrooms were no longer maintained.

A perfect spot for visiting Sorano and strolling along the Etruscan paths. From the parking lot, it's a fifteen-minute walk to "Porta dei Merli." From there, follow the road for a bit, and various hiking trails will be indicated. We were there in November with three other campers.

Great place as a last stop before the boat from Igoumenitsa. We paid €10 for one night. But there's an extra charge for electricity, dumping, or tapping water (all of the aforementioned costs €5 per night, if I remember correctly).

Great location, but the campsite itself isn't great. Our pitch was littered with cigarette butts and other small trash. The shower water stinks, and the toilets are rickety.

Friends of ours have a cottage nearby, so we stayed there for a week. On weekends, there were about 10 Italian campers per night (during All Souls' Day). During the week, we were the only campers, but there was always a buzz, and we never felt unsafe for a second. The dump station isn't exactly strategically designed, but it's adequate. Other than that: a lovely view, a town with a small shop within walking distance, and lovely trails at the top of the mountain for mountain bikers.

Beautiful spot, but in the evening the police came to tell us that camping wasn't allowed. Someone from the village had called because they saw a campfire. The fire had to be put out, but we were allowed to spend the night as long as we left first thing the next morning. It's a great spot, so you could take a chance ;), at your own risk.

A lovely camper spot with a nice shelter in a less inspiring setting. We did see a beaver during a walk along a stream full of carp! Perfect for a stopover or a day of fun. The owner will come by with a plastic bag with your license plate number on it and a note inside asking for a voluntary contribution.