By now an official campsite with a great finishing area. And a breathtaking view. Peace and quiet with a capital P.

Very nice free spot with – if you’re a bit lucky – a huge view. Close to a lovely, authentic little town. Bumpy terrain, lots of traffic noise, but you can sit outside. The finishing spot is a nightmare. The filthy drain for black water and the grey water dump are surrounded by a mud puddle where you are guaranteed to get stuck. But don't look a gift horse in the mouth...

Apparently, reviews of two different campsites are getting mixed up. For instance, photo 2 is NOT of this place, and even as a young person, you have to be exceptionally skilled to pull stunts with your car here. This is an excellent campsite with three amazing free showers that the average Italian campsite could learn a thing or two from. And indeed, traffic noise from early morning.

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Fantastic place. See all previous praise. Be glad you have your own bathroom facilities because this amenity is virtually unusable. On August 28, the payment terminal at the barrier even refused an Italian's debit card. He made a phone call, after which an ‘expert’ arrived three quarters of an hour later and needed fifteen minutes to resolve the digital mess. We had to pay €25.73 for two nights, while an information board states €18 per night.

New barriers with payment card access. Apparently it was a huge investment, because you now pay 30 euros for 24 euros. Including electricity. But that is switched off. Still bare, hot asphalt. Ugly, noisy surroundings. But the old town is only 4 km away by bike. Or bus. Stops at CP. For lack of a better option if you want to see Bolzano (highly recommended).

Forget about this one. The restaurant has closed down. The parking lot is located behind a closed gate. There are a few parking spaces on the street for cars that aren't too big, but they are completely unusable for the average camper. Moreover, it is situated on an ugly industrial estate.

It's remarkable that a campsite has even been established here. The entire area is tilted at a 45-degree angle, so terraces have been dug out. This makes maneuvering very difficult. Restrooms are reached via an almost Alpine scramble. The owners are incredibly friendly. Excellent bread service. Narrow and difficult access road (even via the recommended route).