As mentioned before, a lovely spot with fresh rolls in the morning. One downside: the reception/gate closes at 7:00 PM, but our ferry didn't arrive until later. Since we had a reservation, I asked for the gate code to be sent to me, but they never did. Luckily, a nice gentleman from the restaurant was able to get it for us over the phone. It was a bad start to our Swedish vacation, though.

The site has everything you need, including fresh rolls in the morning. The price was once again not right (almost standard in Sweden). We paid €45 for one night. The restrooms were very dirty. We stayed two nights, and it felt like they weren't even cleaned once. The paths on the site were very narrow, which wasn't a problem for us, but some large vehicles and large trailers had trouble finding a spot.

Unfortunately, there is currently an extremely loud construction site next to the parking space, which will probably remain for a while. After that, the place is recommended. We paid €22 for the night and €4 for electricity.

The current price is now €32 including tourist tax. It's nice and shady under the trees. However, the sanitary facilities take a lot of getting used to. There are no toilet bowls with glasses and lids, showers are so small that everything gets wet. All faucets spray. Actually, the entire sanitary area would have to be torn down and rebuilt. There are only taps with a 1 inch connection for drawing fresh water.

Only one shower and two toilets for women and men for 50 pitches. Washing dishes costs 50 cents. The gate was closed at 7:30 p.m. For 35, -€/day is completely overpriced. The location of the place is ok, but that's not how customers are satisfied.

The place corresponds to the previous descriptions. What you should know, however, is that it is very remote. There is no bus stop, you have to walk 20 minutes into San Felice. There are also no hiking trails directly from the site. As the lady at the reception said, you pay €1.20 tourist tax and get nothing. But it's ok with a bike. The rules of conduct in the brochure and on the notices are a bit daunting. Real German!

As already described, the place is ok. Electricity is free and despite the direct location on the freeway, the volume is still acceptable. However, it is important to note that the site can only be approached from the south on the A22. Coming from the north, we had to exit the freeway far south, pay tolls, and then head back north. The next day the same game, 10 km back to Bolzano etc.