Still only 2 campsites open in Kalambaka beyond September, with Vrachos slightly preferable to the smaller site higher up. We returned in order to cycle round the circuit past the six Meteora Monasteries. Finding them swamped by enormous coaches, plus lines of cars parked along the approach road at each entrance, we were glad that we had visited them many years ago before their exploitation for mass tourism. Do not expect a peaceful or spiritual experience despite the amazing setting. The campsite itself was busy, with groups of small tents and very few places for motorhomes. The new toilet/shower block is an improvement, though chilly (open windows and doors; no heating) and again we had to ask for the boiler to be put on for a hot shower. Loose dogs were again a problem. WiFi is only available at the Reception/Cafe, which was open for a basic menu from 6 pm. The ‘free gift’ on leaving was a small postcard of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem! The ACSI Card rate applied (cash, no receipt). N 39.7120 E 21.61625

Good location with regular bus connections to the monasteries although we took a guided trip that collected us from the site. Food was very good, cooked on an open BBQ at the site and we had a warm welcome. Toilets are cleaned regularly and are reasonably good. Small gift given to us as we left. I would just say that although it was late in the season, the site is a little tired in terms of signage etc and could do with a small revamp. That said I would stay again

Lepo urejen kamp za grške razmere ! Recepcija zelo prijazno osebje . WIFI samo na recepciji !
Hrana zelo dobra vendar samo ob večerih !