Perched on a hillside in a non-touristy part of Tuscany, this terraced campsite treats guests to sweeping valley views and a sense of seclusion. The surrounding village warmly welcomes visitors, and the team—led by a young Dutch-Polish couple who took over in 2024—is consistently described as exceptionally friendly and helpful. The on-site restaurant earns high praise for its extensive, affordable menu and has become a local favorite, drawing diners even from outside the campground. A small, well-stocked shop is just a five-minute walk away, while larger supermarkets like Conad are a twenty-minute drive. The atmosphere is wonderfully quiet, making it a haven for those seeking peace, though the elevation at 685 meters means constant uphill and downhill travel that may challenge guests with mobility issues. Pitches are generally spacious and shaded, with some offering breathtaking sunset scenery; pitch number 71 is especially noted for its size and views. The sanitary facilities have been criticized as dated and poorly maintained in past seasons, but the new owners are working hard to upgrade them, and cleanliness has recently improved with excellent hot water for showers and dishwashing. A small swimming pool is pleasant though modest, and it was under renovation in 2022 before reopening in later years. The campsite is car-free, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere, and free tractor assistance is available for maneuvering folding trailers and caravans on the terraced terrain. Wild boars roam at night, adding a unique wildlife element as long as they are left undisturbed. The access road is narrow and steep, and not all pitches suit large motorhomes or caravans over 7.5 meters. The surrounding area is ideal for cycling and hiking, with many scenic routes to explore. Overall, this is a relaxing base for outdoor activities, offering attentive hospitality, generous shaded pitches, and a strong sense of home.
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