Located at the end of a cul-de-sac, with a narrow access road due to cars parked to the side, a small, family-friendly pitch, a mix of gravel and sand with a slight slope, sufficient side clearance from the neighbors, no shade for the vehicles, excellent Wi-Fi. The Faros taverna at the end of the street is separate from the pitch and offers excellent, affordable home-cooked food. We loved it!

We drove past this campsite today. The entrance and exit gates are closed; the place is probably already closed for the winter!

Nice, small, clean campsite, not suitable for large or tall motorhomes (over 8 m). Pitches are grassy. There is electricity and water, no grey water and no chemical toilet emptying. €20 for 2 people/night. Dinner is available for €15/person.

Aside from a few vines, there's no special ambiance. The access is narrow with oncoming traffic. The restrooms could be improved. The Wi-Fi is extremely weak.

Level parking for RVs is available, as are free pitches on uneven terrain. Clean showers and restrooms, a restaurant, and an idyllic campsite surrounded by nature.

The restaurant owner insists on €20.00 per night and tells us to keep going if we don't want to pay. We point out the €10 BAM in the CamperContact app, but that's not a concern. Our tip: continue to Sutjeska Valley Shop and drive up to the cemetery. Fantastic view!

The situation on site on June 15, 2025: We paid €41.00 for two adults with a camper. You have to find the cassette emptying station behind the washroom—no signage. Fresh water, electricity, shower, and toilet are included in the price. A washing machine is available; I did one wash for €1. No dryer, but a clothes rack is available. The washroom is very clean.

The last kilometer of the access road is unpaved and narrow with curves, not suitable for large motorhomes.

We were at this campsite in March 2025, it was very clean. Please throw your rubbish in the large black bin to the left of the entrance.

We were there in March 2025. The parking lot exists, but is closed with a barrier and chain. There's no indication of why it's closed or for how long. No indication of when it's open. CamperContact shows it as "open today." We then diverted to the Gorafe Megalito parking lot.

We stayed here for one night at the beginning of March 2025, bad narrow unpaved access, open gravel area (with the heavy rain you get dirt in the camper), electrical connections inadequate, no signage for services, there is no shower, we were told, the cassette emptying could not be found, no fresh water connection, little service for 10 euros.

There are 4 spacious RV parking spaces here. €5 for 12 hours of parking. Service alone costs €3. Wonderful! Congratulations to the city administration!

We parked our camper there and paid €32 for 3 hours and 10 minutes (€8 for 1 hour). The machine doesn't accept payment cards and doesn't give change! It's also just a gravel lot, dirty and full of wasps from the wild sale of grapes. Not recommended!

This is a large, free parking lot with gravel, bumps and lots of rubbish. Cars, trucks and vans are constantly coming and going. Tolerable for one night. There were about 10 mobile homes on the lot on September 23rd.

Only for mobile homes! There is electricity, waste water and cassette emptying, clean ladies' and men's toilets, two outside showers with hot water. Sunny and shady pitches to choose from. Bay is 100m away. We were here on September 25th and paid €20 per night for 2 people.

Pitch in the middle of the countryside with a view of the vineyards. Electricity and toilet available. Lots of space all around, very friendly reception. An insider tip for wine lovers.