This campsite enjoys a prime location across from a black sandy beach, with direct access via a quiet dead-end road, and free sunbeds add to the seaside appeal. Over the years, the site has undergone significant upgrades, with returning guests noting marked improvements between 2019 and 2024. The atmosphere varies considerably by season: early summer can feel lively with many permanent residents and aging caravans, while late September and the low season offer a pleasantly quiet, relaxed experience. A bus service connects the site to nearby Etruscan necropolises about 7 km away, making it convenient for guests without vehicles. The restaurant on-site has earned high praise for its excellent food, though during off-season its offerings may be limited. Staff are consistently described as friendly, welcoming, and helpful, contributing to a positive overall atmosphere. The sanitary facilities receive mixed reviews: a newer block is generally good but lacks hot water at washbasins and dish sinks, while older blocks are outdated, unhygienic, and in need of renovation, with some featuring standing toilets and an odd locking system. Electricity hookups have low voltage, which may not support larger motorhomes or high-demand equipment. Wi-Fi performance is weak, with a reliable connection only near reception. Mobile signal reception is poor under the dense pine trees that shade many pitches. Pitches are spacious and offer both sunny and shaded options, though larger vehicles may need to navigate carefully among the trees. The small on-site shop stocks a decent range of supplies, including local products. Pets are not allowed on site, which some guests appreciate. The swimming pool was not operational during an early-season visit, so guests should check seasonal availability. Overall, this campsite remains a popular choice for those seeking a relaxing seaside stay with a friendly atmosphere, though the quality of facilities and services can depend heavily on the season and which block a guest uses.
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