Camping Antiparos

The campsite staff are fantastic. They are very helpful. The restaurant is very good and inexpensive, and there is also a mini-market for essentials. Plenty of shade for tents, beautiful beach nearby. Great spot to watch the sunset. Bathrooms are fairly clean. Washing machine and sinks for hand washing clothes. Lots of power outlets in the restaurant area. Shuttle bus available to and from the port. The only downsides: 1. Bring earplugs: people do not respect the quiet hours at all, they come back from the disco and stay in the restaurant area making noise until 4/5 a.m. I recommend choosing areas further away from the restaurant. 2. The same people who come back drunk from the disco stole food from the fridge three times. It's not a tragedy, but it does spoil the experience a little. Otherwise, excellent campsite and excellent location.

This was our first time camping and we will do it again! The people there were friendly and easy going, respectful of peoples concerns and they were willing to transfer us to the port whenever we needed a ride. (For free!!) The food was great, just like home cooked food. The prices were a bit to the high side, but even in the stores by the port, which wasn't any cheaper, therefore they were reasonable. The highlight of the camping is the beach. Which is beautiful. It had many places to explore and walk around. I spent so much time there! The toilets were good enough but the cleanliness depends mostly on the person using it before you, rather than the camping staff. This applies to all campsites I think. It had warm water 90% of the time which was a pleasant surprise. Also, not really a review, but I didn't see as many insects as I'd expect. A tip for the people who are reading this. Bring earplugs because the structure of the tent amplifies all noice coming from outside. I personally spent so much time at the beach I was too exhausted to be annoyed or even care abt noice or whatnot, I fell asleep immediately, just to wake up again the next day and do it all over again. the place is windy 24/7, combating the summer heat. There is enough shade for all of the tents. I will come again 100% Great breakfast too!

Definietly the best camping in Europe. Its runned by a beautiful family. Here you got everything, what you made to travel to the greek islands. Incredible, unbelievable natural hospitality, which is in their blood, since this family runs the place since 1978. I cant tell anything bad. They cook soooo goood''There was no food which wasnt PERFECT. Everything is clean, and they know everything to make your vacation a lifelong remembered experience. Professional coctailbar, nice kitchen for public use ( no cooking possibility, but you wont cook better than they do, so it is justified ), all-day long repeatedly cleaned toilets and shower-cabines, nice, well designed, shadowed spots to camp. They also have bungallows, tents to rent, place for caravans and house-trailers, so really EVERYTHING. I definietly have to come here again, and again. For me: bets place in Europe.

This place doesn't need any review.It is a pure gem which resists globalisation. Genuine and simple next to amazing beaches. The dad in law of the owner (Spiros- apologises if it's spelled wrongly) helped us a lot and treated us as part of a family. Rare people that still exist. So, we can't wait to come back. Loved everything.

Antiparos camping is definitely one of my favourite places in the whole world. The staff is very friendly and the food at the restaurant? Soul food – fresh, tasty, made with love!

staff were so lovely and helpful the whole time, campsite had all the facilities needed and was in a perfect spot right by the beach and not far from the town. they had pick up from port and useful restaurant and shop. we left a day ago and we’re already missing it!! 10/10 would go again

Great choice of camping areas with lovely natural shade or private little bamboo cubicles. Well presented cafe bar area with 8ndoor and outdoor seating. Friendly staff, clean showers etc. Right on the beach and on route 1 coastal walk.

I was there for three years in a row 91-92-93. First year we went, me and my friend and brother Francesco with the motorbike from Rome Italy. Second year with my dog Mario too. We bought air matrasses and slept in the bamboos using a sheet for roof. I bet everything has changed in the Island, but La Luna is still there, I saw the pictures, same as I remember. At dawn you would stumble on the bodies of people who couldn't make it across the field to the camping. Theologos are you still there? Etienne, Michael, David, Sophia, Sanne, Nikolas, Andy, love you all brothers and sisters. Hope you're all fine.