Simple camping, small herringbone camper pitches. The facilities are basic but well-maintained, and there's a paid shower. There's a restaurant with a bar where they say the food is good. There's a BBQ area with three grills and adjacent tables for dining. The site has a beautiful view, overlooking a bike path that leads to Sasso Remenno and, on the other side, towards the Val di Mello. It's popular with climbers and mountaineers.

This campsite is primarily for non-residents, but it does have pitches with electricity. Some have good shade, others lack it. The lake view is very nice. It's quiet. The restrooms are small but clean. We stayed in mid-April, and the restaurant was open on Saturday evenings. The reception was very friendly. I'd return in the summer to try the pool. Low-season price for a van, two adults, and two children: €35, including electricity.

It's basically a parking lot open to the road, with a few spaces marked with stripes. The problem is that it's populated by vans and fixed caravans, like a campsite. I didn't trust parking there, and preferred the normal parking spaces, as I have a 5m van. I wouldn't sleep there; it's only good for unloading.