Stayed here for the third time. Now discovered that besides the indoor pool, there is also a good restaurant within walking distance: Schützenhaus! Only open on Fri, Sat and Sun. Don't forget to bring 1 euro coins (electricity). Other coins do not fit in the machine. For 1 night you need approx. 5 euros. In the weekend there is a lot of sports and the parking lot is full of cars. Keep a close eye on them so they don't corner you!

Quite a nice campsite, I think, but the owner didn't think it was necessary to tell us all about it. Her husband immediately showed us a spot and that was it. Payment and registration could be done later, she said, so when leaving. But did I have to pay 31 euros, so 13 euros for electricity for 1 night? Hm... It's a kind of terraced campsite, but luckily we were on the 'ground floor'. Our neighbours were mostly Dutch caravanners.

Where other reviews mention a somewhat gloomy cp, I want to break a lance for this location. The cp is opposite the guesthouse, the places are spacious and the owner makes no fuss about anything. The 6 places are together on half of the terrain. Electricity is paid according to use instead of fiddling with coins and the village is full of restaurants that you can easily reach on foot. In short: nothing wrong with it, except for the view.

Great place for an overnight stay, excellent food in the hotel and delicious wines from their own winery on the menu! The use of electricity now costs 5 euros per night, the other facilities are free. The only disadvantage: hotel guests also quietly park on a camper spot, even though the camper spot was clearly indicated. But there was still room for us. If there were really 4 campers, you would be right up against the neighbors.

Lots to do here, especially for children! Great restaurant, large motorhome pitches. Also nice breakfast buffet to book on weekends. Lots of permanent pitches but plenty left to choose from. Despite crowds enough privacy. You can also stand right on the lake, but everything there was now full due to the weather. long weekend (Thu. public holiday in Germany) and the beautiful weather on Friday and Saturday.

We had a hard time finding the address, 2 street names are in use: the municipality has renamed the road Via Flotta Romana, the owners say you have to navigate on Via Montebello Ravenna and not on VM Classe. Incidentally, a nice small campsite with good facilities, including breakfast service, just a pity that the pool was under maintenance. The owner will bring you to the heart of Ravenna v.v. for 3 euros p.p. with her car!

Last year we stayed for a night, now we are passing through again. We were the only motor home this time, a bit lonely but not unsafe. Inside the Hallenbad is an Indian restaurant, open every day and with an extensive menu: not only Indian, but also Italian and German dishes. Fine!

Nothing wrong with this CP, just not such a beautiful environment so close to all those trucks. We were not bothered by that at all, although on Sunday evening when we arrived the entire parking lot was full and by Monday morning everything was gone. You get power on 50 cent coins; with a insert of 4 pieces you will get through the evening, night and morning. Although we were only here with 2 campers, I did not feel unsafe.