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This former basketball court is a spacious, flat parking area with beautiful views over Lake Skadar. Recent stays were very calm, with birds, occasional passing cars, good internet, and water available from the adjacent fountain. The access road is narrow, potholed, and unsuitable for long or wide vehicles. Litter is present, and local residents have told campers they were unwelcome.
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Listing data updated 50 days ago
Very quiet night in this parking area; only two vehicles! A second night on the way back, just as quiet. We were the only van. We filled up with water at the fountain next to the parking area. Morning hike starting above the parking area. We collected two bags of rubbish! Too bad, especially since there is a bin at the cemetery.Translating
Great spot. What a view, and very quiet. We woke up to birdsong. Access roads have potholes and are narrow. We had a small vehicle, a van, so no problem. A small abandoned dog came by in the morning. We fed her. Consider bringing something; she was extremely thin.Translating
Wow, what a view. Large hard-surfaced area, with only a few passing cars, which did not disturb us. We saw some donkeys, and a dog came to say hello before leaving. Good internet coverage. Access road has potholes and is quite narrow, but taking it slowly causes no problems.Translating
We wanted to sleep here for one night in our van, but it was impossible because of the heat and insects. The place is on an old basketball court with a beautiful view of the mountains. There was a lot of rubbish around and a dog visited; it was not dangerous and quite timid. We only ate there and then left. Very quiet place.Translating
Incredible place, very quiet, with a curious but very gentle little dog! We recommend it!Translating
We slept well here. We were staying with two other campers. Twice, people from the village independently told one of us that we were not welcome here. They were friendly, and we told them we would leave early.Translating
Quiet and beautiful view. Road up here can be challenging for larger vehicles. Translating
Beautiful place to wake up. A few locals passed by, with no problems at all; they greeted us and smiled at us. Be aware: there are some free-roaming dogs without owners in this area. They came to see us and went away. We slept under strong streetlights. Huge space for cars. Tarmac, level surface.Translating
Great spot , nice view, very quiet and plenty of space. Not recommended for long or wide vehicles since the road is very narrow (=straches from rocks and trees), in bad shape, sharp turns. Translating
We slept very well; the view is magnificent. A dog kept us company. Excellent internet coverage.Translating
We stayed there for two nights. A level spot, an asphalt handball court, with a dreamlike view. The area is illuminated at night. The road there is somewhat narrow and partly damaged; it is better to take the left road toward Dordosi. Please take wet wipes, tissues, and plastic bottles with you and dispose of them in the bins!Translating
Very beautiful view and lots of space, easy to access, but the area is lit all night by several streetlights. Very quiet and rarely visited. Lovely spot.Translating
Superb panorama, absolute quiet, with a few cars passing in the evening. We were alone on this huge esplanade. Very narrow access roads, with vegetation brushing against the vehicle. Follow the signs for Dodosi carefully, not GPS or Google Maps! Two men in yellow vests came around 6 a.m. They said nothing and seemed to be monitoring something until 7 a.m., then left.Translating
Magnificent view. Large, level space. Narrow road to get there.Translating
Great place, peace and quiet. Two donkeys visited us, and there was a friendly black Labrador. It is worth bringing food for them. Incredible views.Translating
Wonderful view. A Labrador named Monty, mentioned in a previous review, kept us excellent company. No problems with hunters, wildlife, or anything similar.Translating
Great place with a wonderful view over the valley; we were there on August 30–31. Plenty of space and a concrete surface, so it is nice and level. We had a quiet night; no black Labrador, but a female dog came by, along with herds of goats and sheep. Of course, you wonder why a handball and basketball court was built here...Translating