So... high potential. However, there's no attention to the management of the pitches and how one should position oneself. They aren't cleaned when one leaves... next to us, a "permanent" caravan and a caravan with debris scattered everywhere, like an illegal dump. High prices. Do the math carefully. My partner, my 21-month-old son, and I spent €144.00 for two nights near the sea (an enchanting location). Personally, I find it excessive.

I'm not giving it 5 stars because it lacks an on-site market and restaurant. Everything is outside and quite handy, but if they were there, it would be truly top-notch. Extremely clean, friendly, and functional. It's 3 km from the center, but there's a bus stop right in front (very inconvenient, especially regarding the timetable. Tickets are either €1.30 or €2, depending on the company). But in the evening, returning from Vieste is like a flock of sheep when they open the fence... I'd go back.

Beautiful! Everything other users have described is true. If you're on foot or have small children, the last stretch to the property is a bit steep, but nothing too difficult. €30 per night. The electric hobs aren't supported by the electrical system. Yes, there's a gas stove.

Expensive, but it's the closest to the center. You can get there safely in 20 minutes on foot. The location isn't anything special. Lots of mosquitoes. But for a night or two, it's more than fine.

Stayed one night. Clean facilities, very nice and tidy place, decently large pitches. Very beautiful natural area. Wide beach. I liked it a lot. Recommended.

Regardless of the GPS coordinates, the parking lot is practically behind the Mislata hospital. Continue on and you'll find it. There are actually two parking lots at opposite ends of the road. It's a quiet area. I'd say it's excellent for visiting the city.

Three positive things: Open year-round and close to the town center (about a half-hour walk). There are some nice seafront pitches, all equipped with water for loading and washing dishes. Otherwise, the facility is very dated and neglected.

You can't come to Sperlonga in a camper and not stay here. It's family-run. Super friendly and courteous. I'd take one star off only because there are so few pitches (and everything is very tidy), but the bathrooms (for those who use them) are really too few. It's not a problem for us, just using the showers in the areas we go to (there are four here, and they work for one euro for three minutes of hot water, which you can turn off twice).

silence time not enforced... and with the people at the campsite it's negative