Quiet, authentic camper spot on the grass instead of being crammed like sardines in a chilly parking lot. A bakery at the entrance and a nice restaurant across the street.

A lot of money for what it was. It wasn't clearly signposted anyway. The site itself was spacious and shady, with a water tap, but that was about it. The restrooms were far too small and lacking, especially when everyone was returning from the beach. The "village" with its shop, restaurant, and childcare felt very "landscaped" and unwelcoming. There wasn't really anything nearby to walk or cycle to.

A quiet campsite with beautiful, marked pitches. Very clean and well-maintained sanitary facilities with a view of the old town. A 20-minute walk through charming streets to the old city center.

Spacious, shady pitches. Swimming pool and a great restaurant with a view of Florence—wow! The restrooms are a bit dated, but I saw they were completely renovating the other building. The bus connection was very easy and clear. Be careful if you have to turn right on the main road at the bottom of the campsite. Our rear bumper touched the road a bit, and we weren't the only ones to see the asphalt...