Holiday Park Camping Trigoso

Unfortunately, when we arrived this campsite was not open, although the website said it was open all year.

Campsite mostly occupied by permanent residents, very basic. The nearest beach is about half an hour's walk away; in September there was no shuttle service. Very friendly staff, and cheaper than other campsites in the area: one night with a rooftop tent and two adults cost €31. The sanitary facilities definitely need more care and renovation!

We stayed two nights at this campsite while travelling through. For that purpose, a simple and good place to stay briefly. But the sanitary facilities are really outdated. We hope the campsite can invest in more modern toilets and better showers.

A campsite that has remained stuck in the 1970s. Knowing this, we liked it. Partial sea view. Two adults, two children and a van: €45, including a hot shower and bus. Very good for Liguria. The most beautiful beach is Rena, between the rock and the shipyard. The shipyard is not beautiful, but hey, it is not a factory. It is a shipyard. We were happy.

Basic, with a very beautiful town nearby, reachable by the free bus, and very friendly staff. The facilities are somewhat dated, but they have charm!

Friendly receptionist. View of the sea. Somewhat isolated location. After 7:30 p.m., you are not allowed to leave the grounds in your motorhome and are then trapped in the isolation.

Train station 10 minutes on foot (a steady but gentle uphill walk). Direct TER train to Levanto (30 minutes) and the other Cinque Terre stations. Campsite open and quiet at this time. Space for the van without a reservation for two nights; restaurant closed. Basic facilities, but they do the job. We paid €32 per night for a van, two people and electricity. The view is not unpleasant. You can hear the motorway in the distance.

As mentioned several times, the place is somewhat dated and used by many long-term campers. The staff were very friendly. The price of €22 per night including electricity was absolutely reasonable. Since most pitches had already closed, I was glad to find this one open. However, the site also closes in mid-November; it is not open all year.

Suitable for passing through. We were parked neatly and safely. The sanitary facilities are somewhat old but clean, and the pitches are large. Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed.

We stayed at this campsite last September to visit the Cinque Terre. We have a 6-meter van, and anything larger would not fit. Pros: the view is very beautiful, and there are sanitary facilities with hot water and a place to empty the black-water tank. Cons: the connections for drinking-water hoses are out of order, so you cannot fill your tank with a hose.