I can confirm previous reviews. A beautiful spot with a view of the hills. Unfortunately, there was a group of young people making video calls and listening to music in the restrooms at night, leaving their van's engine running. This affected the rustic atmosphere. I assume this was just bad luck. They were otherwise friendly.

This place has been completely restored. Reopened in July 2025. Various amenities (showers, toilets, sinks, walking/cycling trails). Water and electricity are paid. There were French people fishing.

We chose this campsite because you can arrange tours through the reception; and we really enjoyed the Valbonë-Teth hike (see the campsite's website)! It's an ideal campsite for this warm weather thanks to the swimming pool. Beautiful greenery. Restaurant Shqiponha, a two-minute walk away, is highly recommended! The rest has already been said :-)

A lovely, rustic campsite. Spacious pitches among the olive trees. The beach is within walking distance. To get there: cross a new bridge (two cars wide), then continue almost straight on a dirt road. Tips: 1) Walk to Himara Castle. There are also two cafes there with stunning views. The blue/white/red marked route starts from Hotel Green House. 2) Watch the sunset from Blu Post (Chill-Bar on Google Maps).

We were very happy with our spot under the shade roof. The facilities were good, spacious, and clean. Laundry is included in the price. You can enjoy the restaurant. Plenty of space, making it easy for even large campers.

A very friendly and helpful welcome from the owner's daughter. A great place to stay, right in the center. We had a delicious meal at Le Paris, a one-minute walk away. We followed the advice in the previous review about the route, thanks!

A lovely campsite for relaxing by the lake. Very helpful staff. Beach loungers are readily available. We really enjoyed the walk along the lake to the village of Lin. There's a standard toilet, albeit in the same room as the shower, but it's of good quality and always clean. We stayed here for three nights.

A nice and safe campervan site for exploring the city of Tirana. Easily accessible by bus. We also enjoyed walking. Return by bus (40 lek, until 10 pm) or taxi (800 lek). We used the electricity, shower, toilet, breakfast, and vending machine for cold drinks.

A very friendly family runs the campsite. They take great care of everything. A wonderfully refreshing pool. We were able to rent a scooter through the campsite (€25 for 24 hours, excluding approximately €2.50 for fuel). It was very well organized: pick-up and drop-off at the campsite. The lady who was there was very friendly and provided extensive information about the surrounding area. It was a wonderful experience to explore this beautiful area and the monasteries.

Our water pump was broken. We bought a new one here. The service was excellent and friendly! It's really great how they've arranged everything for campers around the shop: pitches, water, toilets/showers, and a note with explanations, such as public transport to the city center (1.5 hours) and Wi-Fi.

We had a wonderful three nights here, as the previous review clearly described. The food in the campsite restaurant was delicious. The beach beds by the sea were also wonderful. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. Visiting Kavala is worth it (for example, before arrival or after departure)! Parking on Saturdays can be a challenge.

Nothing to add to previous descriptions. We have been here for 4 days to relax wonderfully, at the campsite and in the thermal bath next door (aqua club kotvata). Tomorrow with the camper to the lift for a hike at the 7 Rila lakes. You can also go there by taxi, there are (now) no other public transport options (anymore).

Very friendly staff, they take good care off you. Good camper place, with swimming pool en restaurant. peacefull and quite nature vibe

The campsite is as previously described. However, when we arrived it was full. In short, consider making a reservation during high season.

It has been a nice place for us to visit family and the city of Groningen for years. Recently there have been (new) signs stating that you can stay here for a maximum of 72 hours. You can park in the spaces outside the camper spot for 24 hours.

We arrived on a Sunday at 6.45 pm, the gate was closed. there was a phone number on the gate, called this. There was no answer, so we drove on.

We wanted to spend the night here and called the telephone number (we could not access the campsite in Debredcen center). It was indicated that it is currently a refugee camp. We didn't drive there.

Update below is correct. We had a good time here. Pay attention to the route (google maps and TomTom give the wrong route)! You cannot drive over the bridge just north of the campsite; bridge near the campsite on the south-west.

When we arrived the CP was closed with barriers, there were no campers or other vehicles and the parking house which is in one of the photos had disappeared. In short, CP no longer seems to exist. We have looked at the free CP, but in the end opted for the campsite and it was very good for 3 nights.