Village Camping Adria

Good value for money from June 16–18 (about €33 per night). Very good Wi-Fi, clean toilets and showers.✦Translating

Very beautiful, though relatively large, campsite with a pleasant atmosphere. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The sanitary facilities are clean and well maintained. The restaurant is especially recommended, with good cuisine and an excellent price-to-quality ratio.✦Translating

It is a beautiful campsite costing €25 including electricity with the ACSI card, not €17. At the end of May it was very peaceful, with large pitches and many German tourists enjoying the tranquillity of this place.✦Translating

The site is tidy. Fine for one or two days. The sanitary facilities are getting old, look uninviting, and the toilets have no lighting in the evening. I will not come again. The ADAC rating of 4.5 stars is definitely wrong; three stars at most.✦Translating

The pitches are well separated by hedges, with trees that make using the satellite dish difficult. Unfortunately, there is no water pressure at the cassette emptying point, and there is only one location, far from the pitches.✦Translating

We stayed here for 5 days in complete peace during the low season. For large pitches, we recommend going all the way to the back if you like quiet (preferably including sanitary facilities, otherwise it is a walk; unfortunately, these were still closed). Halfway along there is indeed a lot of mess and noise from Italian permanent guests. We found the sanitary facilities fine, with hot water without coins and large showers. The beach is nearby—excellent!✦Translating

It is a village, mostly consisting of cottages and permanent residents’ caravans. The pitches are large, depending on the size of the camper. There is not much nearby if you have no means of transport. Wi-Fi costs €5 per day. There is a free beach and a village beach with loungers. Inside, there is everything from a bar to a well-stocked supermarket and a pizzeria/restaurant. Far too many mosquitoes.✦Translating

If you come here, I would recommend a pitch with private sanitary facilities, which are fairly priced in the low season. There are very, very many mosquitoes, and the sanitary facilities did not look very good. The two pools were okay. I would not come back.✦Translating

Terrible!!! The standard pitches are very small. We were given one directly in front of the toilet, where dishes were still being washed until 11 p.m., surrounded by permanent campers who liked to discuss things with their entire families, including the children, until midnight. We had trouble getting our little daughter to sleep. There was hardly any hot water in the showers and many mosquitoes.✦Translating

Very large campsite almost full with long time campers in august, which gives off a weird vibe. We spent 50€ for one night. Sanitary facilities felt outdated, hot water was non-existent/barely dripping the night we were there. Mosquitos are a problem as others had pointed out. Overall not for vanlifers, but was still cheaper than some other campsites in the area where they asked 84€ for one night!

Nice little site. We paid €42.50 per night for a pitch with electricity and Wi-Fi. The toilets and showers are well maintained, but there are too few of them. The beach is not directly on the site but is not far away. The mosquitoes were bothersome, especially at night.✦Translating

The pool area for the kids is very good. Sweet staff. Unfortunately they forget to explain a lot of things in english. It is a very local place. The ladies toilet was not so clean and there was no soap. Sometimes someone had smoked inside the toilets. It was a big problem with many mosquitoes. One night we couldn’t site outside. We will not come back because of the mosquitoes.

Very nice place, high comfort.

Top! Spectacular entertainment… approximately €70 for 48 hours, 3 minutes from the end of June 2024. Hot showers, friendly people and 2 pools! The children’s pool is excellent… I will definitely return!!!✦Translating