This campsite is perfectly situated right at the entrance to the Pompeii ruins, with the train station for Naples and Sorrento also close by. The location is its biggest draw, providing unparalleled access to the archaeological site and making it an excellent base for exploring the Gulf of Naples, Mount Vesuvius, the Amalfi Coast, and beyond. The setting is pleasant, with pitches nestled under orange and lemon trees that provide natural shade. Guests can choose their own pitch, and some spots are quieter than others. Over the years, the campsite has invested in new sanitary facilities, which are now modern and clean, though reviews about cleanliness have varied. The staff's friendliness and efficiency have generally been praised, especially at reception. However, the campsite has consistent drawbacks: pitches are often described as small, especially for caravans, and access roads can be narrow. Waste management is a recurring issue, with overflowing bins and blocked disposal points. The lack of on-site amenities like a laundry service or a well-stocked shop is noted. The restaurant closes early, and bread delivery is not available. Noise can be a problem due to proximity to the train station and emergency services. Some guests have reported electricity cuts. Despite these issues, the campsite is considered good value for money given its prime location. It is not particularly recommended for children or large dogs, as the ruins themselves restrict pet access. Overall, it remains a popular choice for history enthusiasts and travelers wanting convenient access to Pompeii and the surrounding region.
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