Camping by the sea just the way I imagine it. A super wide, endless sandy beach for relaxing and swimming (who needs a pool here!), Riccione with its promenade, lovely restaurants and bars, a clearly laid-out campsite: permanent pitches on the left, tourist pitches to the right of the entrance, with a nice and always clean sanitary block. With my ACSI card, I could choose between several pitches for €25. That's quite rare these days, and the staff were very friendly!

On the positive side, it's close to the city (10 minutes walk), the owners are friendly and uncomplicated, and the pitches are large. On the negative side, the sanitary facilities are dirty; we paid €27.50 for one night for two people and a campervan.

Very helpful and friendly owner. Pitches are sufficiently large, the seating area is paved with cobblestones – great because getting into the campervan is always clean! The sanitary facilities are high-quality and extremely clean. The only slight drawback is that the sanitary building is closed from 10 pm to 8 am, but that's fine for a campervan pitch. A beautiful beach is 50m across the road, and restaurants and shops are within walking distance. The price in mid-May was €15, with electricity being an extra €4, which I think is a good deal. Highly recommended.

In the off-season, this is one of the best campsites in Tuscany. Everything is available in mid-April. A great swimming pool, a fantastic restaurant with superb cuisine, and a beach bar with a laid-back bartender open from 9:00 AM to 7:30 PM! The sanitary facilities are constantly cleaned, and the pitches, ranging from sunny to shady, are well-organized and a good size. The price is also reasonable. We'll be back!

Great parking space with all amenities, check-in with parking ticket, great sanitary facilities, nice, large pitches. I stood right at the front by the meadow. Great spot, within walking distance to Peschiera, a great, lively town. 29 euros per night. Would gladly stay again.

The pitch is outside the campsite, some pitches are slanted, the sanitary facilities are in containers, and the look isn't very appealing. €41 is quite steep for September. Therefore, we only stayed one night so we could explore Brixen on foot.

Beautiful location on the lake. Some of the pitches at site A were a bit sloping and a bit muddy when we arrived. Lake access and sunbathing area with a code at the gate. Clean restrooms, a market with all the necessary shopping options on site, a great pool area with a nice bar. Friendly staff. Cost was 30 Euros per night. Recommended!