Amenities
Kids friendlySwimming poolPlaygroundRestaurantShop
Parameters
QuietnessElectric hookupsStaffWaste disposalSafetyValue for moneyWater accessWi‑Fi
This campsite serves as a practical base for exploring Rome, thanks to a free shuttle bus that runs to the nearby train station, making the city center accessible in about 20 to 30 minutes by train. The shuttle service is generally punctual and helpful, though it can become crowded and stops early in the evening, limiting late returns. The swimming pool is a popular feature, often described as clean and large, with a toddler area and sun loungers, but guests should note that swim caps are usually mandatory and opening hours may feel restricted. The on-site restaurant receives mixed reviews: many praise the pizzas and friendly service, while others report cold food, high prices, and occasional rudeness. The small shop stocks only basic essentials and can be pricey, with some years noting it appears permanently closed. Sanitary facilities are a frequent source of complaint, described as dated, lacking toilet seats and toilet paper, and sometimes dirty or plagued by mold and blocked toilets. Cleanliness of the accommodations varies sharply, with some mobile homes found in shocking condition upon arrival. Staff are generally friendly, helpful, and multilingual, though a few encounters note curt or unhelpful receptionists. Pitches are often level, shady, and spacious, with privacy from greenery, but large motorhomes may find some spots tight. The site is quiet and family-friendly, with a playground, basketball hoop, and table tennis. Laundry facilities are practical and affordable, while Wi-Fi is unreliable and weak from many pitches. Electric hookups are available with a deposit for adapters, and waste disposal is available. The campsite offers good value for money for those focused on visiting Rome, but deteriorating facilities and inconsistent service may disappoint longer-term campers.
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