This campsite is the only option near Portofino, having opened in October. The welcome is described as dreadful. Pitches are reported to be extremely small, unable to accommodate both a caravan and a car. Sanitary facilities lack hot water at the sinks, with only a single hot tap available for washing dishes. The campsite no longer accepts the ACSI card, and prices are considered very high. These factors combine to make it a poor value for money. In 2022, reviews became mixed: some guests praised the friendly staff and helpful reception, while the on-site restaurant offers good pizzas. However, the sanitary facilities are outdated and not up to modern standards; while showers are warm (sometimes too hot), the dishwashing water is not. Noise levels can be high due to children playing late into the evening. Access roads are tricky, especially for caravans. Pitches are small and the campsite overall feels aged. By 2023, the campsite offered clean and warm showers, though the sanitary facilities may be a bit outdated. There is no hot water available for washing dishes. The staff is very friendly and speaks English well, accommodating guests who do not speak Italian. The overall atmosphere is welcoming, but visitors should be aware of the limited dishwashing amenities. In 2024, the campsite is conveniently located just outside Rapallo, making it a good base for exploring the area. The terrain is a bit tight, and the sanitary facilities are outdated, with cold water for washing dishes. However, the facilities are kept clean. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is a bar where you can enjoy an Aperol spritz or espresso, and order fresh bread and pizza. The campsite is child-friendly. The swimming pool was reported to be closed during one visit. The price is considered slightly high for the quality offered, but acceptable for a short stay. By 2025, the campsite offers a mixed experience. While staff are friendly and helpful, the facilities are outdated and poorly maintained. The pitches are very narrow, especially in the off-season, making them feel cramped. The sanitary buildings are old, with lukewarm showers, dim lighting, and minimal amenities like hooks or shelves. Two of the sanitary blocks are closed and dilapidated. On the positive side, the site is well-located for visiting Portofino, Genoa, and Cinque Terre. The pool is lovely, and the pitches are a good size. There is a small shop nearby, and a bus route is accessible just down the road. The toilets are basic but clean. Overall, the value for money in the low season is poor, but the location and friendly staff are highlights.
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