We were here in October. If Greece wants to write tourism high on the banner, they really need to intervene here, the camping is from another era, probably also excavated, just like many other archaeological sites. Too bad there is no good alternative in the immediate vicinity, the place Stoupa is worth it. Quickly pack up and leave.

Good place for a visit to the Serbian capital or as an overnight stop on the way to further. Price/quality excellent. Phenomenal sanitary facilities, beautiful, clean and cozy.

After the restoration of the mill and the redevelopment of the CP it has become an excellent place, nice and quiet when there are not too many day visitors. Be careful: when the river "MURA", or Mur as it is called in Austria, has very high water and the field becomes a bit swampy. A wonderful place with a fair price ratio we think.

Well maintained campsite, extremely friendly staff, sanitary facilities super clean, good restaurant and mini market. Location directly on the sea against a fairly steep slope makes walking stairs necessary. Spacious places.

Apparently the municipality of Dobrovnik has no budget for tourism. A paid parking lot with a section for campers who have to pay the main price for a walk in a piece of forest. Who on earth would want to stay there longer and spend the night? Absurdly expensive for what is offered. Catering in addition may be separate from the income from the parking lot. A completely misplaced development.

Stay away unless you are desperately tired and looking for a place to sleep. A campsite from a very distant past that is being converted into a bungalow park. Poor facilities, noise from construction activities and way too expensive for what they have to offer. A great disillusionment.

Abuse. A very old campsite, apparently bought by large investors who have plans to do something with it. Fantastic starting point for visiting Stari Grad Dubrovnik. One big devastation with some polished facilities with a public road running through it. Very uneven terrain that is unsuitable for visitors with reduced mobility, stairs with 35 uneven steps to "climb" the sanitary building. Very expensive for what is offered

Just five stars. Simplicity has a charm and if the owner takes you to and picks you up from Mostar for only €20 then we are very satisfied. Quiet spot with all amenities on the Bunica river. Highly recommended. Google Maps does send you into the woods, or rather into the water, the location data is correct, but Maps makes a mess of it.

Simply 5 stars, well deserved. Everything available, friendly, simple but neat and clean. Peace, space and fresh air in the middle of nature, the neighbor's rooster will wake you up otherwise you will lose sleep at dawn. The path to it is a challenge, but less so than some (main) roads in this beautiful country. Highly recommended, great.

Open all year round. The campsite is located almost in the built-up area of the village of Olympia, the excavations, the museum and the terraces are within walking distance. The facilities at the campsite are simple but clean, the manager and staff are very friendly. Paid 25.00 per night, very acceptable for such a tourist location.

Drove to Glyfa with such an enthusiastic story because of the vlog of 'Endless on Wheels'. On April 1 (no joke) we found a campsite that certainly deserves 5 stars and immediately adjusted our itinerary, instead of staying one night we now fit in with the snowbirds. Camping Aginara is open all year round and, outside the busy season, it is an 'Oasis of Peace' with space, fresh sea air and the eternal music of the surf.

A fantastic tolerable spot right on the sea with a beautiful beach. In the winter season there are some hibernators who have settled in, but there are enough places for passers-by. All amenities available, including beach showers. Free WiFi, we stayed here for 3 days in March at no cost.

All the trimmings, clean and equipped with everything a camper needs, small shop, baker brings ordered sandwiches in the morning. Contrary to other reviews, the town with the narrow streets was so picturesque for us. We had no problem with our large camper. Highly recommended in this region. ACSI card does give a discount.

The campsite is also open in the winter months. Too bad the recent storm caused a lot of damage. Prices too high for low season. Facilities are excellent and the bus stop in front of the door is very good as a base for a visit to Sibenik.

What else do you want? Five stars is actually not enough, all the trimmings and just well cared for and clean. Perfect places with a tiled terrace for every camper/caravan

Five full stars. Great location, great reception and explanation, great accommodation, great grounds and all for a price that no one will complain about. This is what makes traveling with a camper so beautiful and in a region where HOSPITALITY is still written in capital letters. Gerrie, you know how to play the right string, thank you very much. We will definitely come back.

We do not open the door for 1 overnight stay. It's a pity that CC does not mention what can be found on the park's website. Book a minimum of 3 nights, completely camper-unfriendly. Peace and fresh air comes at a hefty price.

Beautiful spot on the edge of the forest, private terrain flat and paved, ideal as a stopover in transit, simple facilities accessible when (NL) owners are at home.