A small, family-run camper stop on the terraced slope above Shirokë, looking straight across the water to the Montenegrin mountains. Twelve numbered pitches on compacted gravel, all level enough that you will not need blocks. The owner speaks Albanian and Italian and will usually walk over within a few minutes of you parking.
The stop was originally a family olive terrace and still feels like one — low stone walls, fig trees between the pitches, and no fences. Fresh water and 16A electricity are at every second pitch. There is a chemical toilet disposal point behind the small stone building, and a cold outdoor shower that is genuinely cold until midday.
Shkodër old town is a fifteen-minute drive, and the lakeside road toward Zogaj is one of the best short cycling routes in northern Albania.