231 Via Principe Umberto, 67020, Castelnuovo
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This camper area was reported closed in both June and October 2025. Older information describes a large, shaded, green area with water and grey and black water discharge, near pharmacies and supermarkets. Its former facilities included simple sanitary services and showers, but current availability is uncertain.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Found it closed on 10/10/25. It would be nice to update the dates. A little cup while traveling.Translating
Found it closed, and no contact details were available.Translating
Friendly welcome. They were not actually open yet, but they let us stay for one night anyway. The showers were still closed, but the other sanitary facilities were basic yet clean.Translating
If it is true that there is a bust of Mussolini, it can burn down as far as I’m concerned.Translating
We arrived in the evening. There are no pitches, just grass, and it is fairly quiet. The water and toilet dumping facilities are rather basic, and it is absolutely not worth the €25 requested. The bathrooms are filthy. The Confederate flag and bust of Mussolini complete the picture. I do not recommend it!Translating
Quiet camping area surrounded by greenery. We arrived without booking and found a place despite it being August 13. Bathrooms with hot showers, water supply and drainage, and electricity are all included in the price. The friendly and welcoming owner creates an atmosphere that feels like being among friends.Translating
Quiet, very basic area. The facilities are somewhat old, although very clean. Gray- and black-water dumping together always leaves me a little puzzled.Translating
Reservations are not possible; you have to take your chances. Small campsite with a small, outdated but very clean sanitary block. Gabriel will welcome you kindly and simply. He explains that you can park wherever and however you want. Electricity and dumping facilities. Quiet night, simple place. Complainers and lovers of prestigious standards should stay away!Translating
It looks very beautiful from the outside, but we found it closed. What a pity; find out before going.Translating
I fully agree with all previous comments. Nice and functional place in an very quiet area.
We were here from October 1 to 2. Beautiful, large site in the countryside with many discarded agricultural machines. Very rustic and uncomplicated. Offers everything you need. Very friendly operator, who even gave us tomatoes and walnuts. Basic toilets and showers in the adjacent building. We would gladly come back.Translating
Recommended. Level parking space on grass. Toilets and hot showers are available in an adjacent building, but they are old. No one was there on arrival, but a notice said payment could be made the next day. The entrance gate was closed before 10 p.m. €15 for a van and two people.Translating
Not recommended. There is a lot of scrap lying around. The contact person was unavailable.Translating
You cannot book. It seems unusual, but it suits the owner Gabriele’s choice of approach (if you can, have a chat with him) and fits the place well. Excellent for anyone looking for some relaxation and rest during a long journey, as we were. The price is in line with the service. Unfortunately, the nearby village cannot be visited because it was hit by the 2009 earthquake and people still live in shacks.Translating
The camping area as it should be. Simple and functional, with plenty of shade and a relaxed atmosphere. The owner Gabriele runs it with passion and, together with his son, can solve any problem. Also recommended for children, who have plenty of space to move around freely. One night with a 1 kg gas refill cost us €35. In the morning you can stay until noon.Translating
Simple and good. Everything you need is there. However, the village was destroyed by the earthquake, and the first shop is 4 km away. Very nice owner. I recommend it.Translating