Camping la Pineta

Good value for money! The pitches and access roads are large enough for an 8.20 m motorhome. We were warmly welcomed, and a late checkout at around 5 p.m. for the ferry about 40 km away was possible at no extra charge. Perfect for passing through! Gladly again.

Shaded and very well-maintained campsite. Clean sanitary facilities and plenty of sinks for washing dishes. We stayed one night for two people in mid-July for €40, including water, electricity, hot shower and pool. Unfortunately, we did not use the pool because swimming caps are mandatory. Warning: many trains pass directly behind the pitches.

I confirm the positive comments already written. It is a shaded, very well-maintained and clean campsite. Two pools, electricity and hot showers included in the price. Today, camper plus two people: €40. Friendly staff and they are not strict about checkout time. Be aware that trains pass at various times at the end of the campsite, especially pitch 10 by the road. For us, it is an excellent campsite.

Excellent campsite with very welcoming management, very clean sanitary facilities, and close to the beach. A real swimming pool, wonderful at the end of the day. The sea is nearby, with a seaside town for those interested. We recommend this campsite. A real campsite!

Okay for passing through, and the price is okay. Twenty minutes on foot to the beach. Unfortunately, the atmosphere is not very charming. Long-term campers listen to schlager music and talk loudly on speakerphones until late. There is a lot of litter in the area. A train also runs directly alongside the site. Sanitary facilities are showing their age.

French travelers touring northern Italy in a converted van. Very warm welcome, free choice of pitch; we stayed at the back, very close to the railway, but it did not bother us at all. Clean facilities, standard and squat toilets, hot showers. We cycled to Pisa on cycle paths. Very satisfied with the campsite.

Great campsite - family run, warm and welcoming - and everything works perfectly. All the little details are there - from the restaurant/bar, to the little onsite shop (got a new bathing suit, thanks!), to the easy layout of bathrooms, showers, recycling...it's just well thought out in every way. Not majestic, but relaxing and natural. Loved it. Excellent price at 23 per night as well. Unbeatable.

Very nice campsite, large town not far away by bicycle, beach, shops and train station for Pisa. Pool closed on this date.

Campsite somewhat dated but okay overall. Pitch fairly large; we did not hear the train. The bathrooms are clean but outdoors, which is noticeable especially in colder seasons. To reach the village, you have to walk about 200 m along a main road without a sidewalk.

The train runs alongside the campsite, so it can be heard day and night, but it did not disturb us. The toilets are squat toilets with a handheld shower for cleaning yourself, with no regular seated toilets or toilet paper. We only stayed overnight, so we did not test the pool, but it looked nice. Low electrical power, included. There was also a playground and a restaurant. About 2 km to the beach. Good price for what you get and the location.

One-night stop after arriving by ferry in Livorno. Very good. Toilets and showers clean and hot. Very quiet. We did not have time to use the pool, but it is large. €23 for one van and two people. Free electricity.

Excellent, everything is available! Highly recommended. For grey water, you have to ask reception to open a gate. Great!

Friendly welcome from Cathy, who speaks a little French. Campsite a little old-fashioned but clean. Many permanent residents. A little noisy. Electricity, “hot” shower and pool included in the price. No grey-water disposal.

Very clean place, including the bedding. Fantastic management staff, starting with Katty—thank you. The pool is clean, with an attentive lifeguard; the female lifeguard is too tolerant, but never mind. The bar is run separately, and the blonde young woman depends on which side of the bed she got out of. Bikes can be rented, and it is better to have them. Supermarket, pharmacy and other amenities 500 meters away. The sea is 1 km away. Recommended.

We arrived spontaneously and quickly got a place. I think it could be difficult for campers over 6.50 m to find a pitch. There are many permanent residents. The pools are great. The sanitary facilities are showing their age and could be cleaner, but they are perfectly adequate. Electricity, water, showers and pools are included in the price. Prices per night: camper €20, adult €14, child €7.

Enough for one night. It does not make a nice impression, with many long-term campers and half-built industrial tents... I don't know. There are two regular toilets and three squat toilets. The same applies to the women's toilets. It did not feel very comfortable. One vehicle and two adults: €23.

Very kind and welcoming staff, with a family atmosphere. Not very practical for people traveling with small children in strollers, because outside the campsite there is a busy road without a sidewalk. To reach the sea or visit Viareggio, you have to use this road.

Friendly staff, decent and pleasant pool. Lots of mosquitoes, dirty sanitary facilities. Be aware that many trains pass day and night; we were woken several times.

For us, an incredibly expensive overnight stay. For a 6-meter camper van, three children and two adults, we paid €78. You are required to wear a swimming cap in the attractive pool. The pool is only open for short periods, from 10 to 12 and from 3 to 7. Loud music came from a tent right behind the campsite. There is also music on the campsite itself at weekends. The train runs right alongside it.

We stayed with a campervan; in peak season, two adults and two children cost €62, including all services (hot shower 24 hours, toilets, pools, etc.). The pool water is wonderfully warm and you can stay in the water all day. The problem is that walking to the beach takes about 30 minutes; we had bicycles, so it was easier. Good value for money. If spending time at the pool is fine for you, I definitely recommend it.

Stayed one night on July 22 without a reservation. Very warm welcome. €48.60 for one night with a 6 m van, two adults and one teenager. All services included, hot or cold shower. Toilet paper provided. Beautiful pool, which we enjoyed; swimming cap mandatory. Railway line right behind the campsite, but it did not prevent us from sleeping.

Very large campsite with many permanent residents, rather noisy because there is a railway line directly alongside it and the permanent campers were also quite loud. We arrived at 7:30 p.m. and left at 10 a.m. the next day, but still had to pay €40. Not recommended for people passing through. Positive: we could arrive spontaneously, and services such as showers and electricity were included.

Very well-organized campsite, with large shaded pitches and very clean facilities and showers included in the price. Two very well-maintained pools also included. The restaurant, under new management, is truly high quality: excellent fish and good pizza. The sea is 10–15 minutes by bicycle or 20–25 minutes on foot, with both free and equipped beaches.