35 Via Dante Alighieri, 18033, Camporosso
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This is a small campsite with flat, shaded pitches, opposite a free beach and within walking distance of restaurants and pizzerias. The latest reported price was 60 € for two people, one van and electricity, or 50 € when paying cash. Recent reports describe the sanitary facilities as old, dirty and without hot water. A cycle path leads toward the French Riviera and San Remo.
From travellers' reviews
Listing data updated 2 months ago
Listing data updated 2 months ago
Very friendly welcome. Small campsite near a cycle path and the sea, in a good location. However, the sanitary facilities are old and very dirty, there is no hot water, and the doors do not close properly. Too bad given the very high price: €60 per night for two people, one van, and electricity, or €50 if paid in cash. It is not worth it. We stayed two nights to visit the magnificent village of Dolceacqua.Translating
Well-located campsite, 50 metres from the sea. The shower is included in the price, with three minutes of hot water. Very clean sanitary facilities. €47 per night, reasonable pitch with electricity and Wi-Fi.Translating
One star because zero is not an option. Prices are excessively high and it is absolutely not worth it. The welcome is appalling, and the place is on a busy road. You might as well park in the street. Avoid it!Translating
This place deserves first prize as the ugliest. The owner puts two parties on one pitch, making everything extremely cramped. You cannot leave because you are blocked in. We had to pay €62 for one night and did not receive a receipt.Translating
Peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. Perfect for one night. We paid €50 for our camper and two people, including electricity and showers. The pitch was fenced but directly beside the toilets. They smelled a little, but were clean and orderly. At night the area was locked by a gate. Small and charming place. The sea is one minute away.Translating
€55 for a motorhome and two adults is really expensive for a truly ugly campsite with very small pitches. The owner offered €50 instead of €55 if we paid cash. A bit mafia-like, isn't it? All that to avoid paying taxes! The showers cost extra. Avoid this campsite.Translating
I stayed from 1 to 4 March. The campsite was clean and the owner, Giuseppe, was a friendly person. I planned to stay for two days, but since I was comfortable I extended by another day. The only negative was that there was no hot water and no hot showers, and the black-water cassette disposal was extremely dirty.Translating
The price-performance ratio is not right here. €50 per night for a cramped gravel pitch. The sanitary facilities are very old, and a hot shower costs €1.Translating
We arrived around 9 p.m. The campsite was full, but she still squeezed us in between the wall and the bins as a favour, and for €50 it was kind of her. However, we had to leave before 11 a.m. so her boss would not see us. I still do not recommend this campsite because it is run-down. There is one squat toilet and one normal toilet. The showers are freezing unless you pay €1 for three minutes.Translating
We arrived today at 5 p.m. An elderly woman asked for €70 for a 3.5-tonne motorhome, two adults, a three-year-old child, and an 11-month-old baby, with no dog. We agreed. When I asked for a receipt that evening, she warned me it would cost an additional €10, then said her manager would issue the receipt tomorrow for €70. We will see tomorrow.Translating
Not a campsite that appealed to us. Run-down. There is no toilet paper, so you have to bring your own. Showers cost €1 for three minutes. Expensive: we paid €80 for a camper, two adults, and two children to stay on a patch of gravel that was not even a proper campsite. He wanted cash only, so we understood it was for money in his pocket. No receipt. Unfortunately, we cannot recommend this campsite.Translating
Small and pleasant site, with friendly and helpful staff. The toilet building is old but clean. Hot water in the shower costs €1. The pitches are small but sheltered. Close to the beach. We are staying here for three nights, €50 per night including services.Translating
It was full; they did not even open, only shouted through the gate, “No, no, no.”Translating
Small, pretty campsite, though the facilities are showing their age. At €40 for two people it is expensive, and showers cost an additional €1. Fine for one night.Translating
The managers do not want to open outside the season for campers, only for permanent bungalow residents. There is an open sign, but the phone is not answered.Translating