Quiet campsite at a reasonable price. Beautiful surroundings. You can walk a beautiful route starting from the campsite. Personally, I think "farm campsite" is a bit of an exaggeration. There are horses and alpacas in a field, but children can't really do anything with them. All facilities are available, except that grey water disposal is not possible here.

A very nice lady at the reception offered us a camper spot (paved area opposite the reception) since the campsite itself was full. The campsite is super well-maintained! Lots of greenery, beautiful and clean sanitary facilities (nice shower), and a lovely swimming pool with sunbeds. The only point of criticism was the disturbance after 10:00 PM. A number of young people were talking a lot and loudly until well past midnight.

Quite a high price for the location. €60. Apart from the beautiful swimming pool, there isn't much to do in the area. Sanitary facilities are clean. The shower does keep stopping, though. Spacious camper pitch, opposite the safari tents. We were woken up a few times during the night by crying children, but this could just be bad luck. Facilities (incl. swimming pool) are included, except for water.

We were assigned a spot on the field. The Wi-Fi was good there. The price is high, around €50 for a camper with 2 adults and 2 teenagers. There is actually nothing to do in the area except hiking. The sanitary facilities are clean. The shower is paid and keeps stopping, which is quite annoying. Emptying grey water and filling water is not convenient here; the place to do this is not strategic and the method is not practical, as it has to be done using a loose hose.

Wow… the receptionist almost scares you! Not a nice start to the stay. The campsite is absolutely packed, so you have no sense of freedom at all; choosing your own spot is not possible here. I would strongly advise against this place.

For the price of €15, it is fine to stay for one night. You do need to be self-sufficient, as there is only electricity. The site currently does not look as green as in the photo. Payment via envelope or QR code.

The price-quality ratio is good! It is located on Lake Como, with the small beach within walking distance. All amenities for campers are available. There is a shower for a fee. The toilets are worthless; they are those hang-over units. There is a disabled toilet, but it cannot be locked. There is a small bar on the premises. It is located on a main road, though.

The location is great! Close to the pebble beach and the town. The sanitary building is clean and modern. The shower costs one Euro (for 4 minutes) and there is no toilet paper provided. All camper amenities are available and free. In short, the price (€ 29 p.m.) is more than reasonable considering the facilities!

Price on the high side! €70 for a camper pitch + 4 people. Everything is included, though. The pool is simple but offers a refreshing dip (open between 9 am and 7 pm). Camper facilities are good. Sanitary building likewise. No toilet seat and no toilet paper. Located among the trees, which is nice but brings with it the fair share of mosquitoes! The Roman excavations and basilica are worth seeing and are open between 9 am and 7 pm.

Great spots. The grounds are not fenced off, so walkers and cyclists are constantly passing by. There are no showers or washing-up facilities. However, all camper amenities are available, i.e., electricity, water refilling and emptying, chemical toilet, and waste disposal. It is all included in the price. We paid only €17.50 for a camper pitch. There is also a restaurant on site where you can use the toilet. There is also a nice village within walking distance.