This campsite near Grado offers a simple and relaxed atmosphere in a beautiful pine forest, with a strong focus on nature and wellness. The environment encourages a sense of community rather than strict rules, making it a good choice for families seeking tranquility. The location is praised for its pleasant beach walks and proximity to the sea, though beach access can be challenging due to mud and shallow water at low tide, requiring a walk on a wooden jetty and ladder. The campsite itself has nice trees and is close to the beach, but the pitch sizes are narrow, and paths are uneven, posing risks for children and the elderly. Sanitary facilities receive mixed reviews, with some years reporting outdated and dirty conditions, lack of toilet paper and seats, and non-stoppable taps, while others find them well-maintained. Cleanliness varies significantly across years, from poor to adequate. Staff are generally described as rude and arrogant, though recent reviews note appreciation for the team. The restaurant offers substandard food with poor service and requires reservations. The on-site supermarket is overpriced, and there is no shop or bakery. Water access is problematic for chemical toilets and greywater disposal. Mosquitoes can be abundant in the evenings. Check-out can be slow due to long queues. Overall, the campsite is seen as prioritizing quantity over quality with minimal reinvestment, though the natural setting and relaxed vibe are appreciated.
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