Don’t come here looking for a full-service resort. What you get is primarily a park-model situation with only a few really small transient spots. There’s no CATV but the amplified antenna pulls in 30 HDTV digital channels. The owner says there’s no Wi-Fi, but we received someone’s net quite well. Although we didn’t require it, he also advertised a restroom, shower and a 3-machine laundry. The really nice part is that you’re only a 10-minute walk from the Sponge Dock, an historical Greek village with lots of history. The restaurants serve beautifully done Greek food and the shops concentrate on sponge, hand-made soap and touristy stuff. The transient sites were great for our 30-footer, but a big rig would never fit. Be sure to reserve, as we saw another couple get turned away. Also, arrive with cash: they don’t accept credit cards. Could be considered a bit road-noisy, but it’s your choice: $ 100 for the KOA 10 miles down SR 19 or 35 bucks a night right here in town. We camped here in a Motorhome.