The campsite has been open since April 2025 and is therefore under construction. The owner is very friendly and works very hard (from reception to cleaning). The sanitary facilities are new and reasonably clean; people make a mess of them themselves. The site is beautiful, in a valley between the mountains, near the lake (cross the road) and the town of Orta San Guilio. Bread service and spacious pitches, including some nice terraces. The campsite has real potential! There is some road noise, though.

A lovely campsite in a beautiful area. The reception/grounds are a bit dated, though. The receptionist is friendly and helpful, offering assistance with things like doctor appointments and being open to questions. The restrooms are good. Unfortunately, there's no terrace or anything like that, except by the pool, which requires a fee. There's a small shop a bit further away. Plenty of villages with delicious restaurants and wines! Ample opportunities for hiking and cycling.

If you enjoy an authentic, old-fashioned Italian campsite with regular guests, then you'll love it here. The welcome and hospitality were excellent, as were the pizzas and coffees. The receptionist is a true host. We had a site with a lake view, which was beautiful, but subject to a lot of road/railway noise. The restrooms were terrible: one regular toilet per gender, the rest squat, and men showering in the squat toilet. That's why we left early.

A very pleasant, beautiful, and friendly terraced campsite. Small but comfortable. Clean sanitary facilities, bread service, a nice restaurant/bar, and a lovely swimming pool that is thoroughly cleaned daily. A good distribution of campervan and tent pitches. Friendly owners/employees who are very helpful. You can cycle to the village/beach/nearby shop/through the surrounding area on your e-bike/racing bike. There are plenty of restaurants in the village and along the boulevard.

A very pleasant and relaxed, "alternative-looking" campsite on a river. Very friendly owners and staff. Nice, varied pitches. We stayed there for one night while traveling. Lots of young children, up to about 12 years old. There's a small bar with a covered terrace, and you can buy coffee and tea at reception, which also has a terrace. Bread roll service is available, and pizza can be ordered on some days. The sanitary facilities and dishwashing facilities were well-maintained and clean.