Agricola Giovanardi
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4.22
9 reviews
Location host
Hi,
My name is Simone, and I and my family run a small organic farm that raises bees, cultivates ancient grains, and grows vineyards, nestled in the Parmigiano Reggiano fields. Our collection of antique tractors is open to visitors free of charge.
You can purchase our products directly: Lambrusco wine and craft beer, honey, pasta, and biscuits.
We also have a small basketball court.
We are close to the cities of Parma and Reggio Emilia, Brescello (the hometown of Don Camillo and Peppone), and the Po River.
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Facilities
Water
Free
Electricity (6A)
Paid
Toilet
Paid
Shower
Paid
Trash can
Cost unknown
What others say
4.22
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Sep 2025
A super friendly host, but the price-quality ratio leaves much to be desired. No chemical toilet or waste disposal is possible. However, the plumbing will be updated soon. There are four spots available. We did use their regional products, which were excellent! We wish Simone all the best, and it's certainly not due to a lack of friendliness.
Sep 2025
Beautiful and peaceful spot. A very friendly owner who's happy to help you with everything. This is his first year as a campervan site owner, and he's doing great. The rest of the bathroom facilities are dated, but no hassle with coins and lovely hot water. A tip for campervan owners: make sure you bring an empty toilet and wastewater tank, as there's no emptying facility.
Aug 2025
Simone is the most enthusiastic camper site owner we've ever met. Clear communication via email and WhatsApp. A very warm welcome. Just a few pitches behind the shed on the farm. Price: €20 (water/shower €10 and electricity €5). They sell their own organic products (Lambrusco wine, beer, honey, balsamic vinegar, pasta). Only 10 km from the highway.
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Contact
Via Pallaia 36
42024, Castelnovo di Sotto, Italy
44° 48' 22" N 10° 34' 21" E
44.80611278 10.57258366
Sitecode: 160911
Location host
Hi,
My name is Simone, and I and my family run a small organic farm that raises bees, cultivates ancient grains, and grows vineyards, nestled in the Parmigiano Reggiano fields. Our collection of antique tractors is open to visitors free of charge.
You can purchase our products directly: Lambrusco wine and craft beer, honey, pasta, and biscuits.
We also have a small basketball court.
We are close to the cities of Parma and Reggio Emilia, Brescello (the hometown of Don Camillo and Peppone), and the Po River.
Read more
Information
Center 1.4km
Opening period & rates
Price estimate based on 2 persons per night including taxes and excluding any additional costs.
Jan 1 to Dec 31
€20.00
Discount cards (0)
No accepted discount cards
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