Ideal campsite for a trip to the city of San Marino. Free bus stops right outside. The pool was filled but not open during the first week of June. Clean sanitary facilities, nice shower. Wi-Fi a bit shaky. Pitches are mostly separated. Campers essentially have one goal (visiting the city), making it a bit lacking in atmosphere (fast turnover). Friendly staff. It will surely be more sociable and lively during peak season.

To start with: book a spot! The owner only speaks Italian, so put your best foot forward 😉. A wonderfully well-maintained camper site. Brand new sanitary facilities. 1 toilet and 1 shower for 10 spots seems tight, but in practice, it is not a problem. Grey water and a water filling station are available. You can walk or cycle to Assisi. It ends with a steep climb… You can use the swimming pool by arrangement. Best spot for visiting Assisi!

What a lovely little campsite! The owner only speaks Italian, which seems daunting at first, but you just have to push past that. She is a very warm and welcoming woman. The campsite is situated between the motorhome parking area and the gondola station. In the high season, this will likely generate quite a bit of noise. Not so in late May. The sanitary facilities are simple but clean, and the showers are nice and warm. The cable car was out of service, but you can easily take your camper to Campo Imperatore. Tip: go by mid-morning at the latest.

This could have been 5 stars, but the sanitary facilities are sooooooooo dirty and bad… You also have to throw 50 cents into a machine to shower in a cubicle that is too dirty for words. The positives: fantastic greenery, wonderful peace and quiet, good food. A day to unwind and then on to a campsite where you can take a nice shower again and use the toilet normally…

Well-organized campsite. Well laid out. Separate area for permanent residents. In the low season, they group touring pitches together. Very friendly staff. It must be bustling in the high season. We miss a beach bar. Good sanitary facilities. We had a pitch with a private toilet/shower. Very nice. Cycling to Lecce is easy in June (we don't know about the high season). Campsite restaurant mediocre.

Great campsite. Nice pitches. Great atmosphere. Sanitary facilities are old, but the showers were wonderfully warm. Campsite owner Marco has everything nicely under control. His father, Pasetta, has wonderful stories. About the Giro d’Italia, about wolves, about the Abruzzo. Heartwarming. Village within walking distance. Great hiking opportunities. Had a wonderful time!

Lovely place to stay in the olive grove. Had a delicious meal with the owner, including a tasting of Abruzzo wines. Wonderful showers in the new sanitary building. Washing-up sinks have now been connected as well. There is a hammock at every camping pitch, which typifies the relaxed atmosphere of this campsite. Located right on a country lane with occasional cars passing by. Seems less suitable for young families.

It is a simple terraced campsite with a great view of the lake. The owners are very friendly. In the evening, you can join them for dinner if you like. Or enjoy a drink during the day on the veranda with the stunning view. The sanitary facilities are very simple but clean. One shower each for men and one for women, behind a curtain. You do the dishes outside and fetch hot water inside. 3.5 to 4 stars.

Fantastic! Spread across two pitches (tip: pitch your tent upstairs). Grey water and chemical toilet disposal. Fresh water filling. Free electricity (just plug in). Waste bins. Neatly maintained new sanitary facilities. Also a disabled toilet. Four showers in one room (for the football team 😉). Central plateau with tables/benches and 2 BBQs. Up in the village, 2 amazing (dirt cheap €56 for 2 people) restaurants (open from 8:00 PM).

What a great campsite! We arrived here on May 21st and things were already pretty busy (not a given in this part of Italy). The great beach bar/restaurant was open too. Two sunbeds and a parasol were provided for free by the campsite. Beautiful sandy beach! Nice spots on the campsite, a bit scattered. Sanitary facilities somewhat old but clean. Had a great time!

Don't go here in May (and probably the first half of June as well). The campsite is huge and the pitches are very isolated. We were given a pitch where, in the wide surrounding forest (the campsite is located in a forest), there was not a soul to be seen. Walking around, it was nothing but sadness in terms of emptiness and desolation. We checked out immediately. We did not get our deposit of 48 euros back (immediately). “Please send an email to the management.” So that is what we are doing…

We were here at the end of May. It is still quiet on the campsite then, but acceptable. The bar is open, and you can also eat there (we didn't). Choice between sunny and shady spots. A neat campsite with excellent sanitary facilities. Friendly staff. One real downside: the beach. It was supposed to be a private beach, but it wasn't. Rocky beach and a boardwalk with sunbeds. At the end of May, the beach bar was not yet open. Limited space in the patch of sand next to the boardwalk.

The wrong campsite website is linked to this review. That is a campsite on the Adriatic coast. (I have not been to the campsite myself and entered an average of three stars because you have to leave a review)

Nice, well-maintained campsite. Still lacking atmosphere in May. If you want Wi-Fi, you have to pay an extra 1 euro per night. Medieval. The Wi-Fi is the same. It doesn't work at all, so don't go.

We found it difficult to choose between the number of stars. If you like luxury 3 stars. If you are romantic 5 stars. So 4 stars. Simple campsite. Sanitary old but clean and hot shower. Reception/bar picturesque with a capital P. Bar facilities very simple. Swimming pool fine. Beautiful base for walks in nature reserve. Very friendly owners. Lots of shade. Wifi at bar fine. For us: topper.

Neat and tidy campsite. Excellent and clean sanitary facilities. Many spacious and shady spots. 6 and 10 ampere electricity. Good wifi. Great bar with cozy terrace. Nice swimming pool. Good base for the picturesque town of Cudillero. Characteristic beaches a few minutes by bike (back uphill though). Tip for eating: within walking distance in El Pito: Sidrería Taperia El Centro. Reservations recommended!

Great nice campsite! Warm welcome. Great camping shop. Bar not special. Fantastic sanitary facilities! Sublime. Excellent wifi. 5 minutes walk to the beach. Opposite the campsite a nice restaurant with a great price-quality ratio. 3 km at a large shopping center is the metro to Porto (in 30 minutes you are in the city). Do NOT walk to the metro (life-threatening) but take a Bolt/taxi.

Ideal campsite to visit Santiago. A few hundred meters from the campsite there is a bus to the center (€1 pp). Terraced campsite itself is not special. Small places (but that is not why you go here). Large shopping center nearby. Washing facilities on the campsite are excellent. Clean and good. Wifi is fine.

Busy but nice reception by campsite owner. Small places. Beach nearby at 5 minutes walk. In town (2 km) metro to Bilbao (40 min) taken. Sanitary old and a bit hotsieknotsie but clean. Hot water jet shower variable. Bar not recommended, because uninviting. Reception very friendly. Wifi hardly applicable.

We were here for a few days to walk in the nearby nature reserve and to visit San Sebastian. This is a great base for both. The bus to San Sebastian stops almost in front of the door (return 3.9). Went to the nature reserve by bike. First kilometer a bit of a struggle to survive in the busy traffic but then you come to a lovely cycle path. Campsite itself: sanitary facilities okay. No wifi. Restaurant nice for (fried) taps and drinks.

This campsite is absolutely fine for a stopover in any case. Plenty of space. Sanitary facilities old and inconvenient that they are cleaned at 8:00 in the morning. No wifi. in the nearby village even on Monday enough restaurants and cafés open to eat well. Beautiful village on the Loire.

Nice campsite in beautiful surroundings. Very good sanitary facilities. Nice fields. Excellent wifi. Good base for visiting National Park de Alde Feanen. Friendly and helpful manager.

We were on a nice spacious lawn. The facilities were fine. Clean and decent sanitary facilities. Great shower. Excellent wifi. Good base for cycling trips. It was quiet in the area around the campsite. We were welcomed by a friendly manager who was also on the campsite during the day. The next day we met the friendly owner and his son.

A nice camper place. On the first field are the ordered camper places with hard surface. Fine if you like that. We were on the field at the back. Nice and quiet. The second toilet building was fine. Nice shower cabin for example. When fully occupied the campsite is too small, but fine in April. Toilet paper not replenished enough but oh well if that's all. No wifi at the back of the site. Big plus: excellent and cozy restaurant. Friendly staff.

Well-maintained campsite. Beautiful and modern sanitary facilities. Friendly owners. Oud-Heusden is around the corner. Drunense and Loonse Dunes half an hour by bike. Just short of five stars because the wifi is good outside but too weak inside.

Beautiful campsite around a lake. Good sanitary facilities. Beautiful grassland. You can see far away. In the distance a slight sound of car traffic. Friendly owner. Close to access to nature reserve De Groote Peel (note: in the breeding season this is closed and you have to go to the visitor centre 9 kilometres away). One downside: wifi signal is not very strong. Therefore one star less.

Directly on the Maas it is nice to stay at one of the picnic tables by the water. Camper spots are positioned so that you always see something of the water. on the other side of the field safari tents. During our stay rented to a group of young people but they kept their Halloween party civilized and quiet. Sanitary facilities are very simple but clean. Wifi is rickety. Close to the campsite nice cafe.

We were at the beginning of November at the campsite of Erik and Suus. Everything tiptop in order. Good and clean sanitary facilities, regional products for sale, perfect wifi. Beautiful is the passion of the owners for the surrounding nature (Maasheggen) and local products. Beautiful bike rides through Maasheggengebied and on the other side of the Maas in national park Maasduinen.

Nice small-scale campsite between the fruit trees. Cosy and good restaurant. Neat sanitary facilities, although when everything is full it may be a bit too limited. For example, only 1 dishwashing area. But that is all manageable. Friendly owners. Nice base for cycling trips and a stone's throw from Roermond. We will definitely come back again.

What a great campsite this is! Very friendly owners. Very modern and good sanitary facilities. Two showers and two toilets for men and women each. Spaciously laid out. Spaciously laid out camping pitches, in fields of four. Cosy and at the same time with sufficient privacy. Extensive waste separation. Grey water drainage. Beautiful surroundings with numerous cycling and walking routes. In the very extensive information folder upon arrival you will find absolutely everything.