Daytime parking, overnight banned

There is no fine but normal charge. If you stay between 2 - 4 am, you will be charged 50 eur. There are modern barriers with cameras reading your reg plate number. Nothing about camping is prohibited is there. So I guess you can stay overnight but it will be pricy. If you stay from 6pm to 2 am, there is no charge. I recommend the lake for bath, no people there after 9 pm, and it is free!

Overnight stays are no longer possible. At least a 50-euro fine.

Impossible to sleep here on Saturday night, full of young people playing music, drinking, and racing their cars.

Ideal setting, with a small lake a two-minute walk away. We were there in April, outside the season, so we paid nothing and were the only ones there.

Convenient parking for hiking in the surrounding area. We have stayed here several times. The cost for motorhomes is €15; if you arrive after 7 p.m. and leave before 7 a.m., you pay nothing. Otherwise, you pay €15 for the day of arrival and overnight stay, plus €15 for the following day. We arrived at 6:30 p.m. on Friday and left around 5 p.m. on Saturday, so we paid €30.

We were here today to inquire about June. We were told that the new law will apply from June, meaning there will only be a machine in front of the barrier and parking for motorhomes will become considerably more expensive. Overnight stays will no longer be allowed.

According to the owner, €15 is charged from 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. (24 hours). Because of the “camping prohibited” rule, leveling ramps may not be used.

Beautiful parking area in the forest. We stayed overnight with another camper. We arrived in the evening, when the information hut and cash desk were already closed. Unfortunately, there was no parking meter either. We left early in the morning, so we did not meet anyone.

A pitch is only possible in the official parking area, secured with barriers. We actually only wanted to swim and stay briefly, but camping vehicles still have to pay €15. This is then a 12-hour ticket, and sleeping is explicitly allowed. There are no public toilets immediately nearby when camping, and no hookups either.

Convenient location if you want access to Alpe di Siusi by bus or via a one-hour hike. The welcome was not particularly warm and there are many restrictions: we must keep our rubbish and take it with us, nothing may be put outside, leveling ramps are forbidden, and we must park in the last lane, which is very sloped. Laghetto di Fiè is great for swimming and taking a shower!

Do not think you will find peace and quiet here. By now there are almost too many vans. People snore on both sides. It is like a campsite. The operators say the municipal authorities will do something about it. What a shame.

The important thing is to pay. I arrived with the van at 6:18 p.m. for a swim in the lake, intending to go elsewhere afterward. The guy arrogantly asked for €15—for one hour of parking?! It is the daily motorhome rate, on the pretext that you might stay overnight. The sign says no camping. The bathroom is closed at night; one kilometer away, at their facility, you can take an ice-cold shower.

It is €15 per day. Very quiet. You can walk to the lake and swim. The bad thing is that you have to leave the parking area at 7 a.m. or pay another €15 for another 24 hours.

Windy road up to the campsite and not very many flat spaces. The lakes were nice, but the restaurant is not open on Mondays.

You can park and sleep in vehicles or rooftop tents, but camping is not allowed. The little lake, a five-minute walk away, is intimate and beautiful both in the evening and during the day. In an hour's walk you can reach a mountain hut, and with a few more hours, other refuges. There is a public toilet at the parking area, cleaned every morning. A fountain is a two-minute walk away. Beautiful place.