314 Strada Provinciale 113, 70011, Alberobello
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A campsite about 2km from Alberobello’s historic centre, with mostly shaded pitches and a shuttle bus costing €1 per person per journey plus €0.50 for children over 3 years old. A pool is available and appreciated by guests. The sanitary block is old, with cramped showers and cold water at the sinks, although cleanliness reports vary. Recent comments also mention loud music, traffic and barking dogs during the night.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Excellent location; Alberobello can be reached by bicycle or shuttle. A shuttle is available to reach other places. The operators are very kind and helpful. The bathrooms are not the best, but we found them clean. The swimming pool is an excellent feature.
Good location; Alberobello was reachable by bicycle. A shuttle bus was also available. The large pool is a big plus, and there are shady spots on the site. The showers are a minus and need updating. Only cold water in the dishwashing sink.
Most pitches are shaded, and the price of €26.60 with a 10% ACSI discount is reasonable for the location near the trulli. But the sanitary facilities are old and not clean. Loud music continued well past midnight, and traffic noise made it impossible to sleep. Barking dogs could also be heard all night. I would not visit this site again.
The pitches themselves are not bad, but everything else leaves much to be desired. The sanitary facilities are dirty and smelly, and there is almost no water in the showers. Hospitality is not their strength; if you have a problem, such as a non-working electricity hookup, it remains your problem until someone eventually resolves it. The location is good for visiting Alberobello. For €1 per person, they take you right into the center.
Very nice campsite, somewhat old but with the necessary comforts. The showers are a little cramped, but adequate. The pool is enjoyable—note that swimming caps are mandatory, and they sell them on site. Well located for visiting nearby towns such as Alberobello, Cisternino, and Locorotondo.
We stayed here for two nights; the pool had just opened. Cold, but very nice! The children's pool had not been filled yet. The showers were cramped, yes, but clean and warm. The toilets were clean, with soap and toilet paper. The shuttle was punctual and perfectly acceptable at €1 per person. We were very satisfied.
The sanitary block is outdated and needs renovation. There is hardly any space to put your belongings or change clothes. However, there is hot water, toilet paper, and soap beside the sinks. The pitches are shaded and quiet. The pool was not yet open. Well located for visiting Alberobello, with a shuttle every hour from the campsite for €1.
Large campsite, with all pitches under trees. Sanitary facilities are okay, although there are too few when the site is full. The staff are very nice, and the shuttle also worked well.
It is a mystery to me why the previous reviews were so bad. I initially did not want to come here because of them, but I was pleasantly surprised. The price is reasonable, the pitches are large enough, and the washroom is clean—certainly old and cramped, but adequate. Hot water is available for showers and dishwashing.
Really nothing extraordinary as a campsite. The sanitary facilities are clean but poorly designed. The showers are cramped, have no doors in the men's area, and offer no way to hang your clothes—it is terribly bad. The pitches are small but well equipped with water and electricity. This is not a campsite for a long stay; it is located 2.3 km from the trulli.
Outdated infrastructure; it feels like time stopped in the 1980s. A shame, because it is well located for visiting Alberobello. The restaurant serves good dishes at reasonable prices.
The site survives on its location; the rest is best forgotten. There is no hot water for washing dishes. The showers are small and look disgusting. The owner was excellent with the shuttle, but when our dog was in the trunk and we wanted to sit in the last row, he aggressively said that he decided who sat where, otherwise we could stay home. If the location is enough for you, fine; otherwise, not recommended.
Family campsite. Small and well located. However, the showers are tiny, with no room to undress or put your belongings, and clean only by nineteenth-century standards. It ruins everything! There is a pool, a games room, and a room set up as a disco—lots of showy features—but no hot water in the sinks for washing dishes, and toilets and showers worse than in the Middle Ages.
We had a wonderful stay! The campsite is perfectly located for exploring the Itria Valley. We received a very warm welcome and felt completely at home. The shuttle also took us to places other than Alberobello. That is a great service! We bought water, milk, and wine on site. Puglia has the best mozzarella—and oil ;). We will return!
A pleasant, quiet campsite in autumn. A good base. Hot water, including for washing dishes and laundry. Good service. Showers are outdated and small but pleasantly hot. Washing machines and shuttle service. No dryer! Bread-roll service. We wanted to stay one night, but ended up staying three.
The site is nicely laid out, and the shuttle into town works without problems. The staff are friendly, speak English, and are very helpful. There is a large pool, although we did not use it. There is a pizzeria, and bread rolls are sold in the morning. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are really very old and urgently need renovation. Washing machine and dryer available.
Good for visiting the town, but these are the worst sanitary facilities of the 300 campsites I have visited in various countries over two years! No hot water in the sinks or dishwashing basins. The tiny, archaic hot showers are dirty and closed by a curtain or movable partition, requiring you to undress and dress again in a shared anteroom. Quite unusual!
The site itself is very nice, but the sanitary facilities are terribly old, except for the women's sinks, which are new. Toilet paper is scarce. Two stars for the site and its proximity to the trulli.
Good location and nice owner, but the sanitary facilities are really showing their age. At least the owner has a Porsche Primavera?
Great site, beautifully quiet location. The sanitary facilities are quite acceptable for the standards of the area. The pool is great, and the shuttle to Alberobello worked perfectly.
Very convenient location for visiting the Trulli houses. Shuttle bus offered by the campsite at €2 each person return. Facilities clean, unable to comment on showers as used our own. Washing machines are available. Offer 10% discount with an ACSI card. Staff very helpful about what to see/visit in the local area. Fresh hot croissants are available in the morning.
Nice place with hot, clean showers, although they are a little cramped. Shaded and quiet. Very warm welcome, and they speak French very well.
Honestly, I find some comments harsh. We are in a van and spent two nights here. You can play padel for €6 per person per hour. The reception looks like a converted former nightclub. You can buy a few basic groceries, and there are croissants and coffee in the morning. The showers are cold in the evening because they use solar heating, and after everyone has showered, the water is a little cool.
Two stars for its proximity to the town and its shuttle, but this campsite is very poorly maintained. We spent three nights here, and the outdated, very small sanitary facilities were never cleaned. For the price, you expect better.
Simple but practical pitch. Campsite well located for visiting Alberobello. Sanitary facilities from another era; everything is worn out. No hot water during the two days we spent there, either in the showers or the dishwashing area. Beautiful pools for adults and children.
We were looking for a place to relax for a couple of days and stayed for three nights. Everything was great.
Excellent accommodation for visiting the town. It offers a shuttle service at various times (€1 per adult, €0.50 per child). Large shaded playground, with dated but perfectly functional equipment. Comfortable pitches with electricity and drinking water. It has a basic bar and restaurant. The swimming pools are excellent, including a children's pool with a small slide.
The campsite was noisy, the showers were very dirty, and they did not lock. A shame, because it is close to the trulli and well equipped with a pool, padel, billiards, and more.
Very good place to visit Alberobello. Highly recommended. For €1.50 they take you to Alberobello and pick you up.
Convenient location for visiting Alberobello as well as other places nearby! We stayed for two nights; the facilities are dated but clean and well organized.
The best for comfort and amenities. Helpful staff who speak French very well. Ideal shuttle service for visiting during the day or evening. Thank you, we recommend it!
It has all the comforts. The showers are not new but clean and perfectly adequate. The staff are friendly and speak French. The best part is the shuttle that takes you to the trulli for €1.
We stayed 3 nights from June 13 to June 16 at this lovely campsite. Large pool, good location, friendly welcome. I recommend it.
Pleasant welcome! Three washing machines available plus a dryer! However, don't arrive between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.—it's siesta time... Honestly, quite a nice campsite! Enjoy your stay, everyone.
We stayed here for 2 nights. We liked it. The sanitary facilities are old but clean, and the pitches are shady and large enough. The staff are friendly. The shuttle to Alberobello was great, and we used it even with our dog. We definitely recommend it! The site was very quiet.
Adequate space under the linden trees, nicely shaded. Very old sanitary facilities and not particularly clean. Rather quiet, except on Thursday, June 19, when the owner held a private family party by the pool with a DJ and all the rest... We were only able to enjoy the nuisance, which was very disappointing.
Tree-filled, quiet campsite with a small pool. No noisy entertainment. Sanitary facilities a little dated but clean. Very close to the town. A padel court. Friendly welcome. Small shop and bread.
Excellent campsite for visiting the town center. The playground is somewhat outdated but perfectly adequate! The sanitary facilities were clean. We stayed one night.
We drove here because of the excellent reviews. It started with a minimum stay of 2 nights; one night was not possible. Okay, so we stayed 2 nights. The site itself is fine, and its location for visiting the trulli is ideal. However, our forced second night was “sweetened” by loud music from the campsite tavern until well into the early morning. Unacceptable!
We spent 4 days at this campsite. It is quiet and clean, with all the necessary services, helpful staff, and good pizza. We recommend this campsite.
It’s good! €18.50 per night alone with a van, electricity and shower. At the end of April, the size and number of showers were adequate, but what is it like when it’s busy? Washing machine, pool closed but it’s there ^^ There seems to be a restaurant, but it wasn’t open yet. Recommended.