The campsite was situated in a pleasant location near the beach, adjacent to a hotel and restaurant, with cotton fields lining the entry road. The pool area was very well maintained, featuring a bar (though it was closed) and plenty of sun beds. While the amenity blocks were somewhat dated, they were clean overall, except for the showers. As long as you wore sandals and carried your belongings in a bag, the showers were usable. The walk to the beach involved a steep descent down steps and a slope. There was also children's play equipment available. Most of the pitches were occupied by long-term renters. The highlight of our stay was the restaurant. We enjoyed fried courgette slices and the best moussaka we've ever tasted, with generous portion sizes. The food was very tasty, hot, and delicious. The outdoor seating area provided a lovely view of the beach.
It was okay. There were more permanent campers than free plots, the view was nice, the pool was good. Expect to spend about 4€ per person there.
The bathrooms however were not nice. We've seen two of the toilet corps, and they were old, dirty, and cracking everywhere. You could see bugs on the mirrors that come in from outside. If you're okay with outdated bathrooms and not-so-warm water, you should be fine. (the filth still bothers me though).
The staff was nice, but expect them to find you a plot. And with how many permanent RVs are settled near the sea, you have a big chance of not having a view. The beach, however, is nice, though a bit small. If you want to find a seat, go there early.
Average experience. Would go there again.