The down side is that knowing that they will get the town fans, they don't bother to provide much else. Even so the site is large, with plenty of shade and clean facilities. Agios Georgios beach is a 1 km walk up the road. It offsets these disadvantages by providing better facilities than the competition. These include a fair mini-market and washing machines in the laundry block.
Buses stop outside the site gates en route to the beach strip.
The absence of anywhere else to go ensures that the site bar is well patronized. Then of course there's off season travel which will almost guarantee you the chance to do prime camping on a quiet beach. On one of my trips there in late October, it was so quiet that I was able to set up my tent hidden under a large tree right on Agios Georgios Beach. Inland also offers some interesting free camping possibilities, however, one is advised to keep an eye out for private land posting. Naxos Town offers the best sightseeing options.