Unnamed Road, 59600, Saray
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A large campsite beside a private beach, with shaded spacious pitches and views over the beach. The latest reported price is 2.000TL for one night and 1.800TL for subsequent nights. Electricity is available at some pitches, but toilets, dishwashing areas and waste disposal have hygiene and maintenance problems, and mosquitoes are reported.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 47 days ago
The location is wonderful. The problems are mosquitoes; it is clean during the week, but most squat toilets are poorly maintained. The dishwashing area is neglected and the drains discharge directly into the forest. Electricity and water are not available everywhere. The waste-disposal area is inadequate and there are hygiene issues. One night costs 2,000 TL and subsequent nights 1,800 TL, which is expensive. There is no phone or internet service, very few food options, and no alcohol sales, including at the beach.
A very large campsite with very nice people. We arrived at night. They let us in and didn't want any money from us for the 24-hour stay.
We stayed at the facility with our motorhome for three nights. It was quite quiet during the week; since our departure day was Saturday, we also got to see how busy it is on weekends. The staff were attentive, especially Mr. Turan, whom we would like to thank. There were no electricity problems and enough outlets. There is not a separate tap for every motorhome, so some campers collected water using a 25-meter hose. The entrance fee is 1,500 TL, which we found a little high.
The site itself is very beautiful. Unfortunately, we experienced a severe storm there. If the weather had been better, we definitely would have stayed a little longer.
The beach and the location for vans by the river are spectacular. However, the service could be much better for the rather outrageous 900 TL for one night. Toilets are sometimes very far away, showers are only at the beach and cold. There is no internet, just a small kiosk and a small snack bar on the beach, and the lack of a site map left us briefly confused.