Great base for a visit to the Meteora monasteries. A tough climb by bike (even on an electric bike), but perfectly doable. The campsite is run by a very nice family. Welcoming, full of good tips, just fine. The sanitary facilities are clean, though a bit outdated, and a little more attention could be paid to the appearance of the campsite (a bit messy here and there).

Our favorite transit campsite. Easy to reach for us on our first or last day of vacation! The pitches are okay, nothing special; there aren't many trees, but that's also plenty of space. The restrooms are top-notch. A bakery is on the way to the highway. What more could you ask for?

Lovely campsite, beautiful spacious pitches. Very friendly owners. Small pool (swimming cap required 😗), basic but spotlessly clean restrooms. The charming town of Alghero is easily accessible by bike.

By far the best campsite of our Corsica trip! Beautiful, spacious, shady pitches. Clean restrooms, a lovely pool, and a cozy terrace/restaurant/coffee spot. Friendly, customer-friendly staff. Everything was wonderful! We were right at the front. Tip: make sure you're in Calvi before 9 a.m. with your campervan; there's plenty of parking. For bikes, there's a nice short cycle route through a pine forest, right along the beach.

A pleasant, small-scale campsite with large, shady pitches (sometimes a bit dark). A lovely swimming pool, a charming restaurant, a small shop with bread, and spotlessly clean restrooms. Tip for parking in Ajaccio: the large Misericordia parking lot (also suitable for campervans, €2 for a few hours) at the top of the city, near the hospital. A free shuttle bus to the city center (Prefecture stop) runs every 10 minutes.

This campsite isn't for us. It consists of two "villages," so it's incredibly large. All amenities are available, but you have to like it that way. The pitches are long but narrow, nestled between tall bushes. We found them too expensive, with no hot water for dishwashing, no toilet paper, and wet sand everywhere in the restrooms (a disadvantage of a beach campsite). The shuttle to Bastia was a big plus. Don't forget to book! The reception staff were very friendly.

What a fantastic little city campsite this is! If you get there a bit early, you can choose a fairly large, shady spot. The restrooms are excellent, and the managers are very friendly. It's only a 5-minute walk to the city center! It's truly fantastic, especially considering that campervans are not allowed in the parking lots near the old town. Bonifacio is a charming town; the walk up isn't too bad; otherwise, you'll have to take the tourist train.

What a nice small-scale campsite this is! In a more than beautiful spot, near Urbino and all the other beautiful things in the area. The owners Aad and Sigrid, together with their children, put their heart and soul into this campsite and you can tell by everything. Hospitable, friendly, flexible, everything in tip-top order and clean, lovely swimming pool, beautiful spacious pitches in beautiful surroundings………what more could a person want on holiday?? All compliments!

What a lovely campsite this is! Located at an Agriturismo, within walking distance of the village and the beach, run by a very nice family who want to do everything to make everyone happy. There is an opportunity to eat in the evening (do! delicious and not expensive), clean showers and toilets, beautiful places, 2 small swimming pools. It's perfect here!!