Campeggio Pian Dei Boschi

The food at the restaurant was great, and the pool was just right. We also liked the general atmosphere, and everyone was kind. The staff’s English isn’t great, but we managed to communicate fine. We had to wait a little at reception, under five minutes, before getting to our pitch. We didn’t like the first spot, and they were flexible about letting us switch. The toilets and showers were clean enough. Bring your own toilet paper, though that wasn’t a problem for us. Lidl and most of the village are walkable, and the private beach is nice. The shuttle bus to and from it is a real plus. At night it was quiet apart from a strange beep we heard every night. It didn’t keep me awake, but it was annoying. There’s a highway nearby, but it’s very quiet and you can barely hear traffic. There’s also a church 790 meters away, and you can definitely hear the bells.

The pool is clean and has a great view, and the campsite’s facilities are new and clean too. The shower could use a proper changing area. The beach is an 11-minute walk away, and the supermarket takes about six minutes to reach. Wi-Fi is available, but it doesn’t cover the whole site, so if your pitch is uphill like ours, you may not get internet there.

Really good campsite. The staff all speak excellent English and the customer service was great. The tennis court is great too. Nothing to complain about, highly recommend.

We spent a week on a camping pitch in August. The staff were very helpful, always smiling, quick to answer emails, and ready to deal with requests at reception. The toilet and shower blocks are cleaned every day. Bring your own toilet paper, and soap or a dishwashing block for the sink. For the beach in high season, book ahead. You pay extra for a bed and umbrella, and we couldn’t get a spot for the week after we arrived. At the pool you need a swimming cap, as is the case throughout Italy. You can buy one at the campsite shop for 3€.