This is a motorhome site, not specifically a service area. You are situated between two roads here, close to the motorway. Therefore, traffic is audible, but it won't bother you at night. The manager is very helpful with everything. He even delivers bread to you in the morning and brings pizza to your camper. There are sheltered spots to sit. We found it very pleasant to stay here.

Five places with all amenities for zero euros. Fivizzano is a nice little town. Bar (a delicious spritz) and other hospitality venues nearby. You couldn't ask for more.

Great spot next to the Johannisbad. Check in at the machine; electricity and camper facilities are available. The camper app does not navigate you entirely correctly. If you are standing in front of the swimming pool entrance, the entrance is immediately to the right. The center is a 10-minute walk away.

Essentially a service area with two power outlets. So you can stay overnight here with two small campers. Trino is a pleasant town with plenty of restaurants and cafes. Capricorno and La Perla di Trino are highly recommended. Thanks to the municipality of Trino!

Beautiful camper site at an altitude of 1300 meters. It does cool down after sunset. The manager comes to collect €8.50 in the evening. Electricity, toilets, drinking water, and gray water are included. There's nothing to do in the neighboring village.

We've been staying at the campsite regularly for 25 years, and we've always been completely satisfied. Yes, depending on the number of guests and the time of year, the price can be a bit steep, but it does include a dip in the pools. The staff is friendly, and the restaurant is good and affordable. You can get fresh bread rolls from the shop in the morning. Okay, the only downsides are the poor internet and the paid Wi-Fi. Our overall rating: thumbs up!

According to the newly installed signs, you're only allowed to park here for a maximum of 90 minutes, but there are still campers staying overnight. Apparently, enforcement isn't (always?) enforced. If you're brave enough, it's a great place to stay overnight.

We arrived here on a rainy day. Of course, it's muddy then, but apart from that, we found the places rather cramped and the whole place looked chaotic. We didn't stay.

Campervan site for (according to the noticeboard) 10 campervans. They shouldn't be too large, otherwise maneuvering becomes difficult. The sign lists the price as €8, but the machine is still set at €6. Bad Zwesten is a small village with groceries within walking distance, a large spa park, and a surprising number of Italian restaurants. Nothing wrong with that.