Gineprino

The bungalow felt fairly new and everything was in good shape. Ours was called a futura house. Bring a sponge, dish soap, and toilet paper, and keep the kitchen very clean if you want to keep ants away. The water was hot or cold, with nothing much in between, and air conditioning cost extra. We stayed two weeks with my wife and our two-year-old daughter. The old pine trees made the bungalow area pleasant even on hot days, and the sea was within walking distance. There were two pools, an Osteria with good food at a fair price, and a mini Supermarket. The animation team was enthusiastic and fun. I’d recommend the campsite.

I paid over 2,000 euros for a two-week stay at Camping Gineprino, and left really disappointed. The bungalow was dirty throughout, from the stained furniture and unclean beds to the grimy showers, and it smelled musty. Cleanliness overall was seriously lacking. The pool also required head caps, something we hadn’t been told when booking, and the parking area was in poor condition. For that price, it was nowhere near what I expected. I wouldn’t recommend Camping Gineprino unless they sort out the cleaning and maintenance problems.

The service was terrible. They charged us for something we didn’t do. The bungalows were awful, with no toilet paper or running water. Worst experience of my life.

The only real plus was being close to the beach, though the beach itself was pretty dirty. The stay at this camp was dreadful. The houses were cramped, dirty, and in bad shape, with lots of broken things. We had to call a plumber on the first day, and there was nowhere to eat. The Wi-Fi didn’t work at all. I’d rather stay somewhere else and wouldn’t come back anytime soon.