@Arto

Very basic parking space, no hot water, old toilet, unsecured because someone tried to steal the bikes attached to the neighbor's car. Thankfully, they noticed and the thief fled. No cameras, the gate was open, the worst service imaginable. €25 is far too much; you might as well stay in the free parking lots.

We know many beautiful, centrally located, and quiet campsites in Italy, but this isn't one of them. It's right in the middle of an industrial area, a 20-minute bus ride to the center, and very noisy. There's only one sink for your morning ablutions, and two toilets, although older, are clean. One advantage is the accessibility, which thankfully we didn't need. La Spezia is, after all, an industrial city and just a starting point for the Cinque Terre. We won't be coming back.

Great parking spot, even though it's advertised as a campsite. Entry is via a machine, the sanitary facilities are older but clean, it's a 25-minute walk to the town center, the pitches are level, some are shaded by trees, and a few even have hail protection. Showers cost €0.50 for 2 minutes, toilets and electricity are included, and each pitch also has its own water supply directly at the electrical hook-up. We can recommend it.

Entry requires taking a ticket. Water and waste disposal facilities are available, though not exactly hygienic. From the parking area, you walk under trees to the ticket office for the waterfalls. Very impressive – especially in summer. Pay at the machine next to the waterfall ticket office; take your exit ticket with you, as it's quite a walk from the parking area to the machine in summer. There's no shade at the parking area itself, but plenty of trees in the adjacent park.

Nice campsite, clean facilities with sanitary facilities just like you'd expect from a campsite 15 years ago. Friendly staff, and the hotel with its restaurant is also on the same grounds. There are hardly any Italians there, mostly Dutch and Germans. In the evening, there are a lot of midges; although they spray, the midges are still more numerous.

Clean and fenced pitch, little shade, camping allowed, town within walking distance, water and waste disposal facilities okay, electricity available. Recommended.

Small parking area also used by tour buses. Facilities are basic, and the public toilet is unusable. Suitable for visiting the city; the cable car departs directly from there and is free. I wouldn't want to stay overnight.

A decent parking space with card payment. Come and go as you please. The service station is open for a few hours in the morning and afternoon; this is included in the €10 per 24 hours. Electricity for 4 hours costs €1. As already mentioned: excellent connection to the city center by tram or bus from the same stop.

Basic parking space with a dirty toilet and shower. Loading and unloading is free. 24 hours cost €24. Payment is collected in the morning from 8:00 AM onwards. Electricity is included. How to get to the historic center: Directly next to the office, a small staircase leads up to a regular parking lot. Cross this lot and continue uphill; the bus stop is on the right by the gas station. Tickets cost €1.50 and can be purchased at the gas station bar. Take bus number G.

Each motorhome has a paved area next to it, perfect for a dining table, cooking, etc. The sanitary facilities are well-maintained and clean, and locked at night. A friendly and attentive gentleman keeps the site clean. Suitable for large motorhomes. The tree population is still low. We will definitely come back.