180 Viale Giuseppe Mazzini, 47042, Cesenatico
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This is a large campsite with camper pitches, electricity, shared toilets and showers, a pool, and direct access to the sea. It is mainly occupied by seasonal caravans and mobile homes, with camper spaces located among them. A recent price was 32€ instead of 27€ displayed, plus 1,5€ tourist tax for 2 people. The site can be calm, but youth entertainment and loud music have disturbed some stays.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
We go there often. Very, very welcoming, well-stocked shop, excellent restaurant. There are often young people making some noise, but they are always supervised. Attentive and helpful staff.Translating
Large holiday village with a few spaces for passing motorhomes. Many sanitary facilities, all adequate. Access to the sea. Price €32 (ACSI? instead of the advertised €27) plus €1.50 tourist tax for two people.Translating
The campsite is mainly made up of permanent residents and mobile homes, with motorhome spaces fitted in here and there among them. Very quiet, with lots of shade. The sea really is just two steps away. There is also a dog-friendly beach. Very peaceful and serene despite being very large; at the moment it does not seem like the typical seaside campsite with noise and music at all hours.Translating
Basically a good campsite that is getting a little dated. We would have had nothing to complain about if teenagers aged 15–20 had not held parties every afternoon until late evening. By party, I mean a live performance with a DJ blasting sound across the entire site. The teenagers walked around the grounds loudly and drunk.Translating
Unfortunately our experience at this campsite was not satisfactory. The toilet facilities were in poor condition, and the staff behaved unprofessionally, raising their voices when I was unable to understand Italian. In addition, the loud music significantly affected the overall atmosphere and comfort of the stay. If possible, I would recommend considering an alternative campsite.
The area is about 70% permanent caravans, with good related services: hairdresser, barber, shop, bike rental, large swimming pool, and gym. The motorhome pitches are among the permanent caravan areas, but are well maintained. I was told the bathrooms are clean. Two points: 1) the disposal area needs improvement, especially the drinking-water filling point; 2) the reservation system.Translating
Dilapidated is putting it mildly. Only one bathroom block was open. The pitch requested for a 7.6-meter vehicle was far too small, poorly maintained, and dirty. The only convenient thing was the shuttle; otherwise, it was the worst I have ever seen.Translating
The campsite is well maintained, and for those with dogs, the beach has no prohibited hours; dogs have access to all campsite areas, naturally on a leash. There is also a professional dog-washing station. Quiet among the pine trees. The staff were extremely kind and helpful with some of our requests. The center is reachable on foot in 20 minutes or by shuttle.Translating
Huge site with many permanent campers and plenty for children. Two nights for two adults, two children, and a dog cost €85. The site can only be re-entered using a mobile app. Toilets and showers are cleaned daily but are somewhat dated.Translating
The pool area was unusable with a child: the lifeguard removed our child from the slide pool, claiming the child could not swim well enough, even though the parents were supervising directly. Access to the beach and campsite is only possible with the site’s own app, but nobody mentioned this at check-in.Translating
Huge holiday village with a large number of seasonal residents and plenty of services during the season. I also agree that getting around without a car is somewhat difficult, since the shuttle only operates during the summer. Clean bathrooms.Translating
In the low season there is no shuttle service. Without bicycles you are isolated, and the towns are far away. There is nothing outside the campsite, and the beach service does not operate. Perhaps this is because it is the low season. To get around, we rented a car 6 km away, reachable only by taxi—beware of the prices. Old but very clean bathrooms, spacious pitch, and peaceful surroundings; 90% permanent mobile homes. Dogs accepted.Translating
It’s like a shanty town, very run down. Not sure if the other toilet block is better but the one near to us was dire - run down and smelly. The beach is accessed through a derelict area and the beach was strewn with building machinery. We didnt fill up with water on site as that was also disgusting. And for €30 with ACSI (2 dogs) an absolute rip off!