Beautiful and peaceful location overlooking the sea. The pebble beach with fantastically clear water is accessible via stairs or a ramp. Great for stand-up paddleboarding. Sanitary facilities are clean, but limited: 4 showers and 4 toilets for 30 pitches in peak season. We paid €60 per night for a campervan and 4 people (including electricity). You do need to like dogs; I think we were the only guests without them. We found the adjacent road noise to be minimal.

We stayed in section B, which had reasonably clean sanitary facilities. You can choose your own pitch, and there's plenty of choice, as despite peak season, about a quarter of the pitches are occupied. It's a large campsite with limited facilities, and it's expensive for what you get (€95 per night for a campervan and 4 people). There's a market, which is also quite expensive (€1.80 for a can of beer). The beach is within walking distance (about 400 m). It's a perfect location for a day trip to Dubrovnik; a 15-minute bus ride costs €2.50 per person one way.

Great location; we paid €23 per night for a campervan and 4 people. If you're lucky, you'll be right on the water/Bay of Kotor. The owner is very friendly, and we also booked a wonderful boat trip across the Bay of Kotor with him (it lasted 3 hours). There are no amenities, only Wi-Fi, and it's a 7-8 minute walk from the beautiful old town.

Beautifully situated campsite with a view of Sarajevo. Reservations are essential. We emailed a day in advance (see contact details), and because people were leaving earlier, there was a spot for us. The showers are very spacious, but there are only two, so that means waiting when the campsite is full, especially in the mornings at the restrooms. The hostess speaks excellent English and is very friendly. A one-way taxi ride to the city costs 15 Marks (approximately €7.50).

A new, pleasant camper site still under construction, €25 per night. Electricity is now available, and you can pay in euros (cash). The restrooms are clean. The location is within walking distance (approx. 700m) of the Kravica Waterfalls entrance. You can buy your own drinks in the refrigerator for a fee, and you can take vegetables from their own garden for free. The owner is very hospitable.

Lovely campsite, with no demarcated pitches and plenty of shade from pine trees. A warm welcome, a small pool to cool off in, and a nice restaurant. Our family (4 people) paid €42 per night, with an additional charge for air conditioning. We also booked the Krka tour with the owner. It's pricey (€75 per person and €45 for children), but it's a long drive around Krka National Park and a full-day program from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Definitely worth it.

It is pricey (we paid €55 for 26 hours, no electricity, only unloading water and toilet). We could use the toilets near the lift, but only between 9am and 5pm when the lift is open. The place is beautiful (1,789 m altitude) and located on walking routes and a lift. You pay €23 pp for 2 lifts up. Various hotels/restaurants are located next to the parking lot for a bite to eat.

In mid-July there was enough space (10 camper spots available). There is electricity available and you can discharge gray water. We paid 2x €10 (1x electricity and 1x parking fee) but were pointed out by another camper that only €10 was sufficient. Ideal location for visiting the city. On the bus you can pay by credit card (another card did not work for us) and for a single ticket you pay € 1.30 pp. Train makes a lot of noise, slept well with earplugs.

Clean parking space with electricity, dirty water drainage (via hose) and toilet disposal. 24h accommodation for €25. Approximately 25 places available, there was enough space in mid-July. Parking is next to the parking lot for cars, but in a separate area with a barrier, so that cars do not use it as a parking space.

Fairly flat parking in a beautiful location within walking distance of the castle. Overnight rate (between 7-10am) is 8 euros. Public toilets and waste containers available, no filling or unloading place. The disadvantage is that in high season (we were there at the beginning of August) the car park is also used by cars during the day when the car park is full.

Excellent free parking, plenty of space if you arrive later in the afternoon / evening (also parking for cars).

Nice location, within walking distance of the center. However, few facilities (see other reviews) and even with maximum block height you are still crooked (top row).

Beautiful place between the mountains and mountain water river. At night it is pitch dark. For a hike to the Gavernie, you can park in the village below with the same ticket (EUR 10 for 24 hours). Down in the parking lot there were also campers who spent the night there, but I think that is officially not allowed. We spent the night upstairs (early August, so high season in terms of crowds) and drove down at 7.30 am for a parking space.

Nice camper parking with electricity. We paid EUR 23 for 48h. Nice location near the center of Cauterets and ski lift (open in summer). Unloading area for dirty water, but not for WC. Some visitors therefore emptied chemical toilet on water emptying place.

Parking (free) in beautiful surroundings. The children had plenty of fun in the river that runs behind the parking lot. We have not seen a toilet emptying place, but we have seen waste bins.

Perfect place to visit trulli, this CP is located about 300m away. It is a parking space with a special area for campers where electricity is available. Also discharge of water and possibility to fill available. Camping behavior (chairs and table outside) is not desired. You can book for 6, 12 or 24 hours. The latter costs €20.

Beautiful place, mainly bed & breakfast but also some CP spots. Nicely decorated location and you can sit down for breakfast or dinner (set menu). The friendly owner Fabio ensures that you will not lack anything. Location is at the price (We paid for camper, 2 adults and 2 children including electricity, hot shower and swimming pool € 84 per night), but then you have something. Ostuni within cycling distance.

Great place to visit Lecce. Clear and large CP with beautiful young plantings. Make sure you check in two gates away. When we arrived there was nothing or no one to be seen (very quiet for mid-August), another guest told us to check in further down the road. Ideal that the friendly owner brings and collects you to Lecce for € 10 pp. Price for camper and 2 adults is € 18 excluding electricity costs.

Beautiful and very rural camping spot. Facilities are sober, but there is a toilet and shower. Places with and without electricity. Friendly owners who inform you well about Matera and transport. The Sassi are easy to reach via regular bus or shuttle organized by owners. We paid 18 euros per night for 2 adults, 2 kids, camper and electricity. Shuttle 1,50 pp one way. Recommended because of location and accessibility Marera.

Nice campsite with a lovely swimming pool (swimming cap required). In area 13 nice spacious places. The campsite is hilly with steep climbs, not recommended for people with walking difficulties. At the reception you can buy a return bus (about 150m from the campsite) for Sienna for €3 p.p.

Excellent campsite with newly laid sanitary facilities. Work is also currently underway on new terraces to create more tent places. Small shop (with fresh bread rolls, quality bread is mediocre) with a terrace. The road to the campsite is fairly narrow and bumpy. It was doable with our camper (7.3 m length), but we would advise against campers > 8 meters.

Beautiful newly landscaped location about 2.5 km from Pisa. Please note that there are no sanitary facilities for motor home owners (electricity, filling water, toilet and gray water discharge). The restaurant is closed Mon to Wed (also in high season at the beginning of August).

Nice facilities for children (playground, swimming pool). We were on a camper spot along the main road but did not find this disturbing. Sanitary (also normal toilet) provided, but no toilet paper available so yourself with your roll under your arm. Village and cheese shop with local products about 4 minutes walking distance.

Excellent campsite: pitches not very spacious but extremely suitable for campers. Lots of transit traffic. Sanitary reasonable / well maintained, normal toilets and nice showers available. Free use of washing machine. The campsite is separated from Pebble Beach by a main road. Bar where pizza is available and fresh bread on order in the morning.