Camping San Bartolomeo Muggia

Very pleasant and helpful staff. The campsite is large and spacious, with a small shop and restaurant. As part of the campsite services, there is a discount on pizza and a drink—the basic pizza and small drink are included. The pizza is fabulous! A large drink is not discounted. Showers are clean. Be warned: mostly squat toilets. Access to the sea and pebble beach is across the street, three minutes away. Facilities are cleaned every morning. Beware of mosquitoes. Wi-Fi only at reception. Otherwise, we were satisfied!✦Translating

Worst place I have ever seen, completely loveless and charmless. We were assigned a spot somewhere among the long-term campers, whose pitches were almost entirely covered with plastic tarps and were chaotic. It looked like a recycling yard. The sanitary block in our area was ancient and dirty, with only one proper toilet and otherwise only squat toilets. We checked out immediately and drove to the next campsite in Slovenia, which was a very good decision.✦Translating

Unfortunately, the campsite is almost entirely occupied by long-term campers. I paid the full price of €72 for three nights in the absolute low season for one person sleeping in a VW Caddy without using electricity. At night there was incredible music and noise from an adjoining bar. The beach is okay but not a highlight. The bicycle paths around here are consistently on busy roads. Not recommended!✦Translating

Large campsite in nature, very friendly staff. We paid €32 for one night sleeping in the car. Phones can be charged at reception. Access to a beautiful beach. The toilets and showers are not the prettiest, but they are perfectly adequate. There is also a pizzeria and bar at the campsite. The only downside is the many mosquitoes.✦Translating

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Nice campsite, sanitary facilities like everywhere in Italy unless you are on one of the pitches intended for Germans and Austrians on the upper Adriatic. Very family-oriented; on August 24 there was a festival for Saint Bartholomew with free food and drinks, and very friendly operators. The sea and beach are not so great, but near Trieste that is to be expected. By bicycle, Muggia is 20 minutes away.✦Translating

Opposite the beach, which is disgusting, just like the campsite. Curtains for the showers. In short, this is not my standard—the worst places I have stayed.✦Translating

The sanitary facilities take you on a journey back to the 1960s and 1970s. Relatively clean. Friendly staff.✦Translating

We stopped for two nights in an emergency. The staff were friendly and helpful, and we were comfortable. Camper service is inconvenient and the sanitary facilities need repairs.✦Translating

Very charming campsite. Only nice people, mostly long-term campers. Friendly staff. Drinking water, water and waste disposal are simple and free. Electricity included. We paid €33 for one night for a camper and two people. We found the sanitary facilities perfectly fine—not super modern, but acceptable and functional.✦Translating

Excellent campsite, quite busy, with drinking water, electricity, clean sanitary facilities, a nice little restaurant and access to a small pebble beach. Easy setup. Price: €36 for one van and two adults.✦Translating

Absolutely outdated site. Terrible sanitary facilities—dirty, broken, partly just a hole in the floor. Quite noisy in the evenings. Many conspicuously neglected long-term pitches. The only nice thing is the location with beach access. We love small, cozy sites, but this one simply was not pleasant. €41 per night is overpriced for such a dirty facility. We stayed only because there were no alternatives.✦Translating

Wonderful place, very quiet, reasonable price. I recommend it and will definitely come again.✦Translating

Vintage, family-run campsite. For us, who love immersing ourselves in nature, disconnecting from chaotic life and have few demands, it was perfect. Quiet from Monday to Friday; busier at weekends. The beach is public, not part of the campsite. Extremely kind, courteous and helpful staff, beyond the scope of their duties. We discovered the campsite by chance and will return!✦Translating

A typical big campsite, bit noisy during the weekends but nice and quiet through the week. The same for the beach. If you come Mo-Fr, you will have lots of shade and space nearly just for yourself. The kids enjoyed the take-away pizza and morning croisants from the onsite restaurant. Staff friendly and helpful.

* Quite ok shower and wc (no paper) * very good pizza margharitta and beer (took "to go" option) * No wi-fi exept reception area * Beach is rocky and medium beauty Great sunset view. I won't come back. I spend here Sunday night and they played loud concert till 23.30. Permanent camping owners had a party on the next pitch. Paid 33€ for a car with a tent on roof, 1 adult 1child and electricity.

Unpretentious campsite, not really relaxing, noisy. Access to the sea is direct, but there is no beach and it is very crowded. Sanitary facilities are old-fashioned, with shower curtains. The small supermarket is decent. At €43 per night for a motorhome and two people, it is a little expensive. Passable for one night, perhaps.✦Translating

Decent campsite, toilets and showers free, though they could be cleaner. There is no toilet paper, so bring your own. There is a restaurant on site. We sat in the restaurant in the evening but were not served even after waiting 30 minutes. Card payment is possible at both the campsite and restaurant. We paid €39 for one night in the car for two adults. Access to the sea, where you can swim, is immediately across the street.✦Translating

The campsite was quite pleasant. It has everything you need and is very close to the sea. Unfortunately, the on-site restaurant disappointed us greatly. We waited more than an hour for service and unfortunately never received it. It was very disappointing. Only two stars for the restaurant. Better not to eat here.✦Translating

Friendly owners. Old but clean sanitary facilities; bring your own toilet paper. Access to the sea through the campsite. Spacious pitches, though between permanent pitches, whose older occupants are friendly. Restaurant and a very small campsite shop available.✦Translating

Very good for a stopover, friendly welcome, €43 for one night. Direct access to the sea.✦Translating

The excellent restaurant makes up for everything. Otherwise, it is perfectly fine for one night. Good location for the beach. Sanitary facilities are old but clean.✦Translating

Not recommending this place. You dont have much personal space around your campsite because there are planty of anothers campers next to you and caravans that stays there permanently. Like 90% of the campers here are old people.Toilets and showers are in terrible condition and toilet paper is something really rare here. Owner seems friendly and nice but that is all good I can say about this camp.