Camping Paradisos
Unnamed Road, 630 72, Toroni
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Camping Paradisos is a small, old campsite beside a small beach, with friendly operators, shade, and a taverna and shop opposite. Larger vans may need to park on the beach, while only 1-2 first-row spaces are free and the rest are occupied by permanent campers. The campsite is difficult to reach, low branches may scratch vehicles, and the sanitary facilities are very dirty and outdated; rubbish bins are about 800 metres away.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 51 days ago
Old campsite with very dirty facilities and no rubbish bins; the bins are outside the village, about 800 meters away. Low branches scratch the motorhome. Small but beautiful beach. Difficult campsite to reach. The owner was very dishonest: in addition to the €20 campsite fee, he asked for €10 for electricity, which was unavailable for five hours because of the bad weather. Avoid.
Amazing local campsite with lots of shade and right next to the beach. Owner Daffi is very friendly and welcoming and the guys that built the mini-market and taverna in front of the camping are just the nicest. We stayed a week and never wanted to leave!
We parked the van right in front of the taverna, everyone is really friendly. If you want to truly experience the authentic taste of Greece, this family-run taverna is the perfect place. I highly recommend going with the chef’s daily suggestions – dishes like shrimps saganaki, oven-baked pork, stuffed peppers, or fava are simply outstanding. Welcoming atmosphere makes you feel right at home.
We parked the motorhome directly on the beach among several long-term campers. This was not a problem, as everyone is friendly. Great sea and friendly operator. Shop and restaurant available, with a small beach bar nearby. We did not see any grey-water disposal, but otherwise everything you need is available. Sanitary facilities are somewhat dated but clean and functional.
What is there to say about the campsite? Not much, really. It looks very strange when you arrive; we were in the second row. I especially enjoyed the spectacular sunrises over Athos, the relaxed atmosphere on the beach, and the magnificent views from the rocks on both the left and right, as well as the blue coves farther back. The owner is certainly extremely friendly!
Old campsite on a bare beach packed with permanent campers, with hardly any space for travelers. Old sanitary facilities. Difficult to reach through a maze of roads belonging to a never-built village above. The campsite cannot help that, but it creates a strange atmosphere. We moved on.
