Nice camper site; we had pitch 111, so we wonder if it can ‘only’ accommodate 50 campers. Despite its size, it feels cozy due to the many olive trees and cypresses. Beautiful view of the surrounding hills. Due to the placement of some olive trees, check carefully whether the awning can actually be extended. The sanitary facilities are a bit on the cramped side when fully occupied. Cycling to Lucca is very doable.

Beautifully situated terraced campsite just north of the center of Siena. A bit of a winding path, but manageable with the necessary caution. Sanitary facilities could be better – clean during our stay, though – but slippery floors and showers that provided water that was sometimes too cold and then too hot. Unprotected clothing in the shower area can get wet. Shop with a limited assortment. Swimming pool was closed. Wi-Fi mediocre/poor. Getting to Siena by (e)bike is easy.

Location relative to Pavia is great; beautiful cycling or walking route to the city along the Ticino. The sanitary facilities function but could be improved or at the very least need extra maintenance. Wi-Fi is good but only near the reception. The sheltered grounds look a bit messy, partly due to ‘strange holiday/garden sheds’ in the middle of the site surrounded by quite a bit of clutter. The swimming pool was already closed during our stay. The price-quality ratio could be better.

Despite more positive reviews, this is unacceptable for this price. Exploitation. To ensure you get paid, your ID card is withheld. Electrical installation? A certified electrician would say: dangerous! Sanitary facilities acceptable (v) to inadequate (m). You don't have to use them, but you still pay for them. No washing up facilities either. Wi-Fi, costs unknown. Logical, because there isn't any. Very disappointing despite the good accessibility of Milano Centro.

A site with predominantly not very spacious pitches; a very open terrain where the distinction between public and camping-related space is barely present. We suspect that the sanitary facilities have been recently renovated/rebuilt. They are excellent in a beautiful (heated) building. The location relative to various cycling and hiking routes is fine, perhaps also for ski holidays, but that is harder to say. It is Switzerland; so expensive.

What strikes us about this campsite is that it is ‘messy’. With a few exceptions, the pitches are not spacious. Cars are allowed, which makes everything even more cramped. Leave them in the car park and it would make a big difference. Facilities and sanitary facilities, etc., are really impeccable. Slightly more spacious pitches would do more justice to the price/quality ratio. We paid €30 for one night with electricity for 2 people, including the ASCI discount.

The sanitary facilities were clean, and we have experienced otherwise at a ‘municipal’ campsite. So, good. Very basic though; no toilet seats, no paper, and no place to dry your hands. Only one toilet for men; though there are urinals. Wi-Fi is free, but only right near the reception. Fine for a single overnight stay. For a longer stay, it would be nice to be able to park along the Moselle, but that is not guaranteed.

Very beautifully situated campsite in/next to an orchard. The surroundings (Linge) are beautiful. The sanitary facilities are somewhat dated and using them indoors or outdoors is a bit inconvenient, as is the preference for cash payment. It is a pity that the A2, located a little further away, causes constant traffic noise.

We were here at the end of September, and during this quiet period, this is a lovely place to stay. We had no issues regarding the number of days we could book. During this time, there are only older people or families with very young children. Extensive facilities and nice, clean sanitary facilities. Distances to the sanitary facilities can be long. Minimum 10 campers??? I think more is definitely possible and allowed. Steep price, hence 3 stars.