Pet Family Camping Cortina

With a kitchenette, several bedrooms and a comfortable living area, the bungalows work well for families. They also have air conditioning and basic cleaning supplies. I stayed at Pet Family Camping Cortina with my four-legged companion and found it a delightful experience. Set near the picturesque Bayha Blanca and Scooby Doo beaches, the campsite is especially welcoming to pets, with fenced areas where they can safely roam.

This was the worst campsite I've stayed at during three weeks of traveling around Italy, and I wouldn't recommend it. The site is wedged between the road and train tracks, so it's noisy, and there was plenty of noise during my stay. The place felt badly kept and outdated, with few amenities and poor service. For 18 euros, I got a gravel tent pitch without shade. Though the nearly empty campsite had grassy shaded pitches, the attendants said they were reserved for RVs. Only about six of their 30 spots seemed occupied. They then put an RV directly in front of my pitch, despite many others being free. There's no WiFi, showers cost extra, and there's no shop or market; the closest one is a 15 minute bike ride away. Beach access is okay. I was too exhausted on arrival to ask for a refund and head toward Ancona, where there are much better-looking campsites. For the same 18 euros, other sites I'd used had grass and shade, picnic tables, free showers, WiFi, a small shop or vending machines, and clean, up-to-date bathrooms.

The washing machine didn't seem to get anything clean, and trains can be heard throughout the night. Only camp here if that noise won't bother you.

One focaccia cost €20,00.