Lido Lilla

Completely ridiculous: €55 for one night with a camper, two people, one dog and electricity. It is a terrible campsite. We had no choice because the previous four we tried nearby were full. Old but clean sanitary facilities. It is not directly by the lake. Noise from the adjoining bar, which has the same owner. In short, you won’t see us here again.✦Translating

Much too expensive (€48 for two people and a camper, without electricity, which would have cost another €7) for what is offered. Showers and toilets with open windows; one shower could not be locked. Unfortunately, it was our last resort for one night, but next time we would prefer the car park opposite, which is free.✦Translating

They closed at 8 p.m. According to the GPS, we would arrive at 10 p.m. When we arrived, we parked beside the campsite, and a man came out saying we could enter and pay €108 to spend the night. We were going to park in a car park next door and enter the campsite the following day. While we were having dinner, we expected to finish, but no! A car arrived honking like a maniac, telling us to leave and calling us clowns. Terrible.✦Translating

We stayed overnight here—two adults and two children. We paid €66 for a pitch with a caravan. Unfortunately, much too expensive. Everyone there was nice and friendly, though.✦Translating

A pleasant place beside a small, charming lake. A break from the crowds, with genuine Italian hospitality. The price is somewhat high, but actually comparable to all prices in the Dolomites. We nevertheless greatly enjoyed this lovely place. Marco is a top host and everyone at the bar made us feel very welcome.✦Translating

Located by a lake. Since the bar was closed for the three days, you have to take a detour. Gravel by the lake, no shade and seaweed. There is a wakeboarding facility. The man at reception was friendly and spoke German. Two toilets were closed overnight. No hand soap and nothing to dry your hands. Shower holder defective. Electricity at the pitch; water nearby, though the tap sprays everywhere. €52 for two people for one night—too expensive.✦Translating

Very authentic Italian campsite, not very touristy, with friendly and helpful staff. Toilets and showers clean. Fourteen minutes on foot to the beautiful town with shopping facilities; check opening hours. The value for money is poor. Very expensive. The beach and lake are not inviting for swimming (pebble beach and seaweed). Some branches also hang too low for motorhomes. We would come again.✦Translating

Very surprised by the price of €45 for one night for two people with a van and electricity. The campsite is shaded and has sanitary facilities, but it is far from any shops and has no view at all. We stopped there because no other campsite was available and it was getting late.✦Translating

Nice bar and beach. Small and simple. Very Italian—great.✦Translating

€45 per night for a pitch. Completely overpriced, even for Italy, as there is nothing at the site worth paying for. €30 would probably be reasonable. Otherwise, it’s okay. Surely nice for hiking and biking. Wakeboarding facility on the opposite side of the lake. It actually has a lot of potential. Probably empty even on the first Pentecost weekend because of the price.✦Translating