@ArievanLieshout

Great spot, quiet at night. Electricity costs 50 cents per kW; our camper is always parked nose-down, so we parked facing forward and didn't need any blocks to level. An earlier review mentions very sloping spots, but it's not that bad.

Everything is provided, but there is no shower or toilet. The friendly owner will take you to Monterosso for free if you wish. We stayed for 2 nights; we couldn't stay longer because others had already made a reservation. So I would always recommend calling ahead to make a reservation. Several other campers arrived after us, but there was no more room for them. We had a day pass for the boat, which allows you to visit the Cinque Terre by boat—a kind of Hop-on Hop-off boat.

The pitches are not too big. The sanitary facilities were a bit outdated and not in top condition, but they were clean. Good location to visit Rapallo and Portofino; we did this by e-bike and it was easy to do.

Fine for an overnight stay, had a quiet night. The sign stated 18 euros for 24 hours, but at the payment machine we paid 15 euros for 24 hours. I also tried the EasyPark app, then it would end up being well over 20 euros. Well, it is and remains Italy.

We parked at the back of the Ikea camper parking lot, situated between Ikea and Amazon. Amazon does cause noise disturbance until about 10:00 PM due to vans driving back and forth. We stayed here for 2 nights and visited Genoa by bike. It was about a 6 km bike ride, partly on the road and partly on bike paths that sometimes run along the sidewalk. All in all, quite manageable.

The location is incorrect; this is in the middle of the harbor area. Go to Parking Via Greto di Gorniglane, which is near Ikea, and drive all the way to the back.

Friendly welcome with a detailed explanation of the facilities; they are all available. 15 euros for one night with electricity, fresh water tapping, grey water disposal, and chemical toilet emptying is fine. Also had a wonderfully quiet night.