Camping San Remo

Nice little place, terraced with some lake views. Sanitary facilities are old but clean and perfectly adequate. Nice owners! Narrow access road, but manageable with a 6 m van. Good for visiting the lovely town of Torri! Cash payment was requested when we were there; price was reasonable.✦Translating

I was there four days ago. The owners were very friendly, and the bathrooms were clean but old. You get tokens for taking a shower. Motorhomes have to pass through very tightly because of the width, and you may scrape against the olive trees.✦Translating

The others were completely full everywhere, but the very kind lady at reception saved us by finding us a small pitch. A beach is available across the road, and the very charming, lively town center is not far away on foot. Excellent sanitary facilities, I recommend it!✦Translating

Last minute stay for us and our baby, good campsite. We weren’t there long but did the job for the evening! Very friendly lady working there, small shop and toilets were clean. Need to take own toilet roll and pay for showers. €40 for the night✦Translating

The site makes the best of what it has. Relatively small, sanitary facilities very clean, and a small kiosk with a good selection. The staff speak German and are mostly very friendly. The town is easily reachable on foot. The walk to the beach is short, but the beach is rather small and in full sun all day. Little or no shade.✦Translating

We were there at the beginning of May 2025 with our 6-meter campervan. Narrow access road. The pitch is okay. Staff are very friendly. Good value for money. Only the sanitary facilities are really showing their age. You get one shower chip per day, enough for nearly 3 minutes.✦Translating

Camping at the olive farmer's place, with a friendly family managing it, spacious toilets and showers. The pitches are sometimes not clearly marked, so they indicate in the old-fashioned way roughly where you should stand. The current prices are: low season 1 May to 30 June: person €12, camper €16; high season 1 July to 31 August: person €14, camper €20; late season 1 September to 5 October: person €13, camper €17; dog €2, tax €1.✦Translating

Charming little campsite, the pitch is quite large, and the owner is very kind and speaks a little French. The sanitary facilities, showers and washing-up sinks are very clean. The lake is right next door, with a beach area.✦Translating

Very well-located family campsite, 5 minutes on foot from a small beach and 10 minutes on foot from the beautiful Torri del Benaco. Don't miss the sunset from one of the many terraces! However, the pitch is small, and you need to ask reception for a token to get a hot shower. Expensive for the services offered: no pool, soap or toilet paper.✦Translating

Good, family-run campsite. We called ahead and got the last available spot in the evening. You stand somewhat on a hill and the entrance is small and narrow. The pitches are an acceptable size and nicely located under olive trees. Showers with tokens are included in the price, and everything is clean and good. €92 for two nights including everything. The gravel/pebble beach within walking distance is not particularly inviting for swimming.✦Translating

Superb campsite and very nice operators! We felt very comfortable here and enjoyed our time. We paid €47 per night for two people with a tent and car, including electricity and showers. We could choose our pitch freely and had a direct view of Lake Garda. We were able to extend our stay without any problems. Highly recommended! :)✦Translating

Small, very cozy site, close to a swimming beach by the lake and a pleasant, quiet town with a nice market on Mondays. Very friendly staff who understand English, German and Danish. Well-maintained and clean. No luxury.✦Translating

Lovely quiet campsite in a good location, away from the bustle of the southern end of the lake but close to the nice town of Torri. Friendly family, they speak German and a little Dutch. Costs €45 per night for two people with a campervan, including tax but no toilet paper or soap. Small beach below the campsite, with many others nearby.✦Translating

Very nice little Italian site under olive trees, set back from the road and therefore very quiet. We were there for the second time and the owner recognized us again after three years. Very warm welcome. Sanitary facilities are showing their age, with a 60s style, but are very clean. We will certainly come a third time. The town is 5–10 minutes away on foot.✦Translating

Okay campsite. Just steps from the lake and a 5-minute walk from the town. Facilities are very clean, although somewhat dated. Prices are okay. I recommend it.✦Translating

A nice, small campsite. Quiet yet close to the lake, with a direct walk along the lake to the town. However, you should be confident handling a camper, as some sections are narrow. Very nice owners. Absolutely recommended.✦Translating

A nice little campsite very close to the lake, about 100 m, and the town center, about 1 km. The bus towards Garda and Malcesine stops directly down on the main road. You must bring your own toilet paper and hand soap. We paid €68.80 for two nights, two people and a California.✦Translating