Nestled on the Adriatic coast, this campsite offers direct access to a private, free beach with superb swimming, making it a haven for beach lovers. The entire property, including the pool area, sanitary buildings, and pitches, is consistently well-maintained and spotless. Pitches come equipped with electricity, fresh water, and gray water disposal, and there are plenty of spaces to choose from, though some near the beach are considered too small. The on-site restaurant overlooks the sea and serves delicious meals, with attentive and friendly waitstaff, complemented by a beachfront bar that enhances the holiday vibe. Guests enjoy a heated pool that, while clean, requires swim caps—a rule that not everyone appreciates. The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, and the entertainment team is energetic, though evening activities tend to focus on younger children and are often in Italian. Family-friendly amenities shine, featuring excellent playgrounds, including one directly on the beach, and a well-organized layout suitable for both couples and families. The grounds are filled with flowers and gardens, living up to the name Garden Paradiso, and the site is well-accessible by road. However, some visitors have noted cigarette butts left on pitches and ant poison spread across the area. A notable policy requires a fee of 15 euros per person for day visitors using the facilities, with only the first hour free, which some find excessive. The new sanitary building is consistently spotless thanks to an excellent cleaning team. While the overall vibe is quiet and family-oriented, improvements in pitch size and a numbered reservation system for preferred spots could elevate the experience. Despite specific drawbacks, many guests express a strong desire to return, citing the overall quality and availability of everything needed for a relaxing holiday.
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