Small campsite in the village. Sanitary facilities are fine. It's a shame the swimming pool was closed. I got the impression it had been closed for a long time. The water was greenish-brown. The snack bar was also closed. Otherwise, we had a nice 3-day stay and cycled the beautiful Dolce Via. There is a lovely restaurant in the village, Le Bistro. Open from Wednesday to Sunday.

A good starting point to see Alberobello and to cycle in the beautiful surroundings. The campsite disappointed me after the glowing reviews. The entire campsite gives a run-down impression. The shower is warm, and the sanitary facilities are clean. You have to undress in the area in front of the shower cubicles. No place in the shower to hang your towel/clothes. Camping pitches are small with old, uninhabited caravans in between. Left after 1 night.

What a lovely place this is. Ring the bell at the gate and then, via a beautiful driveway, you arrive at a country house. The house has a magnificent walled garden. Behind the garden is an olive grove where the camper pitches are located. The sanitary facilities are simple but clean. The water isn't always that hot. So, a small downside after all. It takes 20 minutes by bike to Ostuni, and 10 minutes to the station. We went to Monopoli by train. Highly recommended.

What a beautiful place. Friendly owners. 10 camper pitches in a beautiful garden. Currently, there are 2 lovely hot showers and 2 toilets. More showers are being added. We had a delicious meal in the restaurant. The swimming pool was brand new. Not quite finished yet, but it was already filled with water and looked good. The location is perfect for visiting Lecce. Cycle 6 km along a bike path and you are in the old town.

Stayed here for 1 night at the end of April. I got the impression that everything still needed to be set up. The restaurant was not open yet and the showers were cold. But it is a beautiful spot and we received a friendly welcome. The cycle path along the coast is highly recommended. The small pebble beach is right by the campsite.

A beautiful spot in nature. Friendly owner. 2 shower cabins with 2 showers. It is clean and very simple. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed, only open on Thursdays, Fridays, and weekends. If you love peace and nature, highly recommended. Not recommended for campers larger than 6.40m.

A very nice campsite for a stopover on the way south. Within walking distance of the charming town of Chiusa, where there are plenty of restaurants. It was April 27th and the weather was beautifully warm. The swimming pool was open. It looks nice too. There is a bread delivery service. The sanitary facilities are simply good, nothing to complain about. It is an expensive campsite though, 56 euros per night in the low season.

Nice campsite. Stayed one night while traveling. Toilets and showers were fine. Two bakeries and a supermarket across the street. Town with a few restaurants within walking distance.