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They kept us waiting at the front desk for a long time until someone finally agreed to take us to the supposedly available spot, which was supposed to be for a large tent and a canopy. The spot was actually meant for a small tent, and there was even an olive tree there. So there wasn’t really room for either the tent or the canopy. We went back to the front desk—again after a long wait—and yet another lazy young guy took us to the spot, where we once again had to wait for a caravan to move so we could get through the so-called path to the site. It was absolutely awful—a group of Serbs were sitting at a table drinking and shouting as if we were in a small village or some neighborhood…The spot was just a little ways ahead with three trees, and the question was: where exactly was the designated spot for our tent—and for our canopy? Aside from the trees, I couldn’t find anywhere else. We went back to the front desk to see if we could get our old spot, but it was already taken?!?! I can’t fathom how there can be such overhyped places that are so disorganized. To start with, from the main road to the intersection, and along the intersection to the campground—around the campground and beyond—everything was packed with cars, parked however everyone saw fit—some with only two tires on the ground, some on the slope, some on one side… just awful. If you happen to run into someone, there’s no way out… neither forward nor backward… In short, I don’t know what people like so much about this place, which is packed with people, has no amenities, and gets negative reviews???!!! It’s a terrible spot—if you’re just going to check it off your list to say you’ve been there, you’re better off not going.