A lovely, quiet spot, ideal for cycling and hiking. Dozza is easily accessible, as is Imola by bike. The owner is very friendly and helpful. The sanitary facilities are homemade but functional. Grey and black water disposal is not available (but can be done in Imola). The access road is a bit bumpy, problematic for motorhomes over 6 meters. We had a relaxing time and therefore stayed three nights.

A lovely spot about 20 minutes from the city center (and arena). Some pitches are shaded by trees. The city center is easily accessible on foot (there's also a bus if needed). The sanitary facilities are homemade, but work perfectly and are cleaned thoroughly. There were a few mosquitoes in the evening, after it had rained. Overall, a pleasant, rural atmosphere. We enjoyed our two-night stay.

Designated as a parking area, this was an excellent spot for a maximum of 24 hours. We stayed for one night until the ferry departed. We don't know if the electricity was working. The friendly young man in the bistro explained the situation to us, and afterwards we ate delicious crab bread and an equally delicious crab salad there.

A fantastic campsite; everything that makes it special has already been said. The people at the boat club are very friendly and helpful. Don't forget your mailbox; there are places where you can get much less for a lot of money.

Definitely unique in the off-season. Also with unisex showers (as described elsewhere). We were there in the high season, and the place gradually filled to bursting point. Business-minded friendliness. I was embarrassed having to empty my chemical toilet almost next to the breakfast table of a camper parked in a corner. As I said, when it's less busy, everything would probably be OK. Hence three stars.

Parking space OK. The sanitary facilities are clean, the numerical code works. Unfortunately only one shower, waiting times are inevitable. The journey passes the hotel and takes a while, but there is a door to the cycle path that runs past the square.