@M.-Walraven

In 2019, this was a fine campsite. Since then, the price has increased by 75%, and that is now too much for what is offered. There is no campsite shop. There is an expensive, mediocre restaurant, and the lake is one big mud puddle. Clothes must be washed in the shower. The sanitary facilities are still kept very clean.

A truly beautiful place. Enormous amount of space between the trees. The electricity works, and the (squat) toilets were thoroughly cleaned upon our departure. At night, we were only guarded by the local stray dog, who was also just sleeping, so it was wonderfully quiet.

A campsite under development—since tents are also allowed. Everything is there, but: it is quite a walk through a barn to the sanitary facilities. This is neat, but it is incomprehensible why the access is so cramped given the enormous space. And for a campsite, the number of facilities is too small. Checking in via QR works fine in itself, but the payment request does not arrive by email. It has potential but is not quite top-notch yet.

Great campervan site. A bit crowded though. Reservations are common, but the timeframe for each spot is clearly marked on the pitches. Payment is by card, and the electricity and restrooms are available in small change. The restroom is located in the parking lot just before the campsite entrance. There's a pleasant bike path that takes you to the Cathedral in 10 minutes.

Unlike the facilities mentioned above, it's easy to load and unload water here, and empty the toilet cassette. Free of charge.

Despite the friendly, if somewhat absent-minded, owners, we found the campsite to be rather chaotic. Lots of rules and no explanation. The swimming pool is finished and can be used for €5 per person per day. The only shower, which was otherwise good, was pulled out of the wall on the second day and therefore unusable. The price-quality ratio is poor. The entrance via the SS road is excellent. The 6 km cycle route to beautiful Lecce is very manageable.

A lovely campsite with everything well-organized. Neat restrooms with a bidet next to each toilet. Coin-operated showers are available. There's a large entertainment team that does its best to get you involved. The pool is large; swimming caps are required. There's a decent restaurant and bar. The activities stop at midnight, as does the noise. We were in Zone A, which was quiet. There's a shuttle bus to the town, but it's also easily accessible with an e-bike.

Beautiful, peaceful location. Rome is easily accessible by bike. ANWB camping card discount at checkout. Note: the shower costs €1.50 per use for a maximum of 3 minutes of rain shower.

Really a great place; no nonsense. Great way to arrange your spot in advance via the website. Then you can immediately stand up upon arrival. If the owner has time, he does a round. Toilets and washing up areas have been nicely renovated. We like to come here, also because the restaurant is so cozy.