Villaggio Campeggio Santa Fortunata

This campsite is situated in a beautiful location in itself, but unfortunately, it was not a pleasant experience for us. Upon arrival, we were not greeted kindly. When we asked if there was still a spot with a sea view available, we were immediately told in a snappy manner that we should have made a reservation. We understand that, of course, but during our 3-day stay, several spots remained empty. Nothing for dogs either.

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.