Tourist Village La Foce

The campsite is nice, and the reception is very helpful. The bathroom facilities are still need some improvements, lack of toiletpaper and soap, the big one needs a full refurbishment. I would avoid with bigger campers as the streets are very narrow and hard or even impossible to park. The first pitch they offered had a tree in the middle of the entrance and had to ask for another one.

A quiet, underrated site in my opinion. The new sanitary facilities are clean and equipped with toilet seats and toilet paper. I preferred using the extremely clean older facilities. The pool is well maintained; from 4 p.m., music and a little entertainment create a pleasant atmosphere. The staff are very friendly. The beach bar offers free loungers—a thoroughly successful stay.

A really beautiful and, above all, very quiet campsite. Because many of the long-term campers are away during the week, there is almost nobody around. The sanitary facilities are very good, although the signs have not yet been installed. That didn’t bother us, though—you simply use whichever toilet is free. And, as always on Lake Garda’s west coast, there is no toilet paper.

The campsite is very beautiful and is directly on the cycle path. It has two beautiful swimming pools. The only drawback, which is why I gave it one star less, is the bathrooms. They are in the basement and are cold, and you have to turn on all the showers to see which one has hot water. It is already cold in the bathroom, and then we have to search for the one with hot water.

Very nice site, with Lake Garda and the promenade separated only by a hedge. Clean sanitary facilities, cleaned several times. Very friendly reception!

Best service at reception and at the restaurant on the beach. We parked right by the sea.

Nice campsite, mainly static caravans with a few pitches for campers here and there. The toilets at the entrance are squat toilets and outdated; ignore them. There are two new toilet blocks at the campsite with plenty of toilets, showers and washing-up facilities. Washing and drying machines are also available. At the back of the campsite there is a walking path along the lake. It cost €31.60 for one night for a camper van with two adults.

The pitches are large and electricity and water are available on site. The toilet blocks have regular toilets, but toilet paper is not available in every cubicle and is only provided outside. It is therefore advisable to bring your own toilet paper, as it was often empty. The hot-water showers are included at no extra cost, as is the electricity on the pitch.

The pitches are missing numbers, and the shower water is cold. Otherwise everything is fine.

Large campsite with a new sanitary building. Many permanent caravans and cabins mean there are not many free pitches. Easy to walk to the village and lake.

Large campsite, very quiet in the low season. We were allowed to choose a pitch. The central sanitary facilities are no longer up to date, but always clean. Toilet paper only outside, no soap, no paper towels, no toilet seats...

The location is great and the staff are usually friendly; the site is very clean. The sanitary facilities are very old, mostly with only cold water, constantly something broken, no soap, only standing toilets or a long walk. But everything is always very clean. The newer mobile homes are nice. A great playground for children, but no changing or washing facilities. There are better sites on Lake Garda for the price.

This should not be rated as a 4 star camp site. No toilet paper, and have to stand when “need to go to toilet”. The pitch down by water was too much noice in the morning from the construction work right beside, from early morning. The gate was not locked after midnight and people walk from the beach and in with no check. Too high price for this service so we went on the next morning.

Rated as a 4 star camping. Don’t be fooled by the spectacular entrance. The campground is big, has a supermarket and is close to a bar and a restaurant. The sanitary facilities barely deserve a 2 star rating. No toilet paper and no soap. It was supposed to be gated and locked after 23,but remained open and people walking in and out from the beach all night long. There is also a large construction site right next to the campground. The hey didn’t inform us about this prior to booking. All in all very expensive, spend your money on Fornella camping instead.