Villaggio Campeggio Santa Fortunata

We stayed 6 nights at Topplatz, with a fantastic view over the bay. The pitches aren't very large, but they're sufficient for a 7.3-meter campervan. The shuttle bus is excellent. The beach below is a complete disaster; it's a stone plateau and a huge climb. The sun fades in the afternoon, and chair rentals cost €20-30. The pool is good, but a bathing cap is required. The upstairs sanitary facilities are old but clean, while the downstairs is new. Wi-Fi is paid. Cycling is not feasible and dangerous.

We stayed for three nights at a great campsite with a shuttle bus to the town center. It was quite steep, though. The pool is good; bathing caps are required. The sea is accessible via a steep descent (not feasible if you have difficulty walking). There's no beach; you can enter the sea via stairs. You can buy bread rolls at the shop, and there's a washing machine. We rented a scooter at the campsite for €65 and drove to Positano and Amalfi. The sanitary facilities were excellent, and the showers were free, hot, and small.

The location relative to Sorrento is excellent. The standard (camper) pitches are fine, and the luxury pitches offer fantastic views. The sanitary facilities are outdated and not very clean, having not been renovated since 2016. The plateau is now full of sun loungers costing between 10 and 30 euros per day. Wi-Fi is paid, and our own mobile data doesn't work. Strange, is it blocked? Lots of ants. There's a bus stop to the campsite, and there's a shuttle service from the campsite; walking is also an option. It's a busy road, though.