A good stop off site or for visiting the Verona area. The site is modern, tidy and functional, laid out in a grid arrangement, easy to access pitches but lacking in character, it feels a little like being on a large car park. The pitches are all level on a block paved surface and individually supplied with water and 16 amp electric. Toilet facilities are immaculate with soap and toilet paper provided, the gate access card is needed to activate the showers. Will not hesitate in returning.

Decent size pitches but no pegs allowed (undersoil irrigation) Reception v helpful and friendly, sanitary facilities excellent and has a dog showering facility. Basic bar and food. Bus into Verona right outside front entrance, return tickets available in reception, buses every 20 mins. Not much else in immediate vicinity but perfect for exploring Verona., would be happy to use again.

This is a fairly new facility, however it is expensive and the grass cutter spoiled a quiet Friday evening at 18.15 resent paying quite much a night for limited facilities ACSI starts on 04 Sept and not too surprised there’s plenty of room. I’d have expected a pool for this price. it is handy to visit Verona at least for couple Euro per person return. If using I’d do it in the ACSI period.

As others have said this camping is all about location. Situated just 5 mins from the A4 Milan to Venice highway ( 2 hours each in different directions). To me this is a stop over campsite. Easy access and good English spoken at reception. It is new and modern and perfect facilities. No shade but most people have at least a sun shade of some description with them, so no problem. We booked a standard pitch this time (with ACSI I had a larger pitch 2 years before) it was rather small for a caravan and car but no problems for 1 night. You can\'t use pegs (I\'m told due to the electric cables underground) but for a stopover this is OK. It was high season but only about 66% full. Last year I could\'t get in in September as it was 100% full, maybe due to ACSI rates, as it is quite expensive in August, but still a lot cheaper than the sites around Lake Garda (20 miles away). I have to disagree about the road noise that another has mentioned as I didn\'t find it a problem at all, but maybe I was situated further away from the road. I will continue to use this campsite many times in the future for a 1 or 2 night stop over.

This is the main site for Verona with straight lines of pitches, quite close together and very little shade. The facilities are excellent and staff are helpful. It is a 10 minute walk along a busy road to the nearest supermarket but directly outside the site there is a bus stop for a trip to Verona ( tickets can be purchased at reception).

Sehr schöner Campingplatz. Kleines minus, die Nähe zur Hauptstraße

Excellent stop off for Verona. The number 41 bus leaves every 20 minutes for verona from outside the campsite. Buy tickets from reception for only 3 euros return. Facilities are absolutely first class.

Great site, a cross between aire & campsite with full facilities on a very well designed site. Wide roads, plenty of checking in parking and easy access to level pitches which are all equipped with water and grey water drainage. The only downside is traffic noise from the main road (Via Forte Tomba) which is intrusive. As well as heavy lorries, cars with loud stereos and loud motorcycles can be heard into the early hours. If you can get a pitch towards the black of the site (Vis Falstaff &Via Guglielmo) you’ll probably enjoy a quieter night. Avoid Via Otello & Via Turandot if possible. Mosquitoes were a problem when we visited. Bus into Verona from the site entrance but study the map carefully to understand where you need to get off/off the bus, taking account of any diversions operating on the route. Recommended site and Verona is a great city to visit.

Location, Location, Location! As others have said, it’s a well laid out, new, site. In my view it’s a perfectly functional, albeit sterile, stop over rather than a destination. Sadly, the pitches lack shade so be prepared if you come in the summer heat. That said, it’s perfect for visiting historic Verona and hunting out Bill Shakespeare haunts (spoiler alert - it’s unlikely that he ever came to Italy). Reception sell return bus tickets, the bus stop is just outside the site entrance. For those travelling with their pooch, the bus accepts dogs with a muzzle.

Stayed here 3 nights to visit Verona. Bus stop directly on roadside by camp. Tickets can be purchased from reception. Reception staff spoke good English. Sanitary block kept very clean & facilities very good, nice large shower room. Didn’t use little bar/shop so can’t comment. No children, but there was a small enclosed play area.
Probably only down comment would be size of pitch, quite small, wasn’t allowed to use pegs so no fixed awnings. No tree shade so suspect could get quite hot at height of summer. Best part is
location to city. Thank you