Villaggio Turistico Sant'Andrea Vieste

Completely overrated. My impression is that they focus on the hotel, while the camper areas are nothing more than dusty spaces full of trees. We couldn't stand more than two nights with so much dust in the air. €55 per day for three people. The pool is good, the bathrooms are old and not very clean, beach access is very good, and washing machines are included.✦Translating

Very friendly reception at the front desk and always helpful staff. The pitches are sufficiently large. Washing machine free, sanitary facilities clean. Direct access to the beach, and the town is easily reachable on foot. We stayed four instead of three nights. Unfortunately, points deducted for the restaurant: we were served old, hard bread, and the service was very unfriendly, unlike toward hotel guests.✦Translating

Stayed one night, with an ACSI card: €19 plus €4 tax, for two adults and one child. Toilets are very outdated but clean. The pitches are far back on the premises, so there is a lot of walking without bikes. Okay price.✦Translating

Holiday village ideally located five minutes by bicycle from the town center. Easy access, with a bar, restaurant, and swimming pools. Washing machines are free. To reach the beach, just cross the road through a tunnel. The pitches are under large trees and require a few maneuvers to park. €23 with the ACSI card on September 2.✦Translating

Very nice campsite with shady pitches. We stayed here for three nights. The beach is easily accessible through a clean tunnel, and Vieste is within walking distance. Sanitary facilities okay, but toilet seats are missing. With ACSI we paid €19 per night. Friendly staff. A doctor comes three times a week, and we had to consult him. He was also very friendly and able to help. We would come back.✦Translating

A holiday facility offering several types of accommodation, including a motorhome area. Quiet and shady. Older but adequate sanitary facilities. A woman at reception explained in English that she only speaks Italian???? There are trees on the pitches that you have to park close to so as not to protrude, but nothing serious. Well located for visiting this lovely town.✦Translating

A campsite to avoid, considering the alternatives nearby: dusty and noisy, and you have to move the motorhome for water and drainage. The bathrooms and showers are very old. Too expensive for what they offer.✦Translating

We have been changing pitches every two days to explore the Gargano. This is the largest place so far. The location is good for visiting Vieste. However, staying longer than one night is absolutely out of the question for us. The site feels chaotic, the sanitary facilities are dirty, the doors cannot be locked, and the flush does not work. We will not come a second time.✦Translating

Not one of the best I’ve ever been but good. It’s a strange concept mixing bungalows, hotel, bar, swimming pool, restaurant and camping only for campers, but it works. The old village it’s a 5min walking. The beach is in front. Very quiet place. 42€/night 2 persons with a camper.

Friendly reception and the pitch was shown to us. Free choice of pitch with tree shade. Two large pools, both with children's and swimming areas. Sometimes really noisy, including from hotel guests. Sanitary facilities older but clean, with good, adjustable water pressure. Loud entertainment in the evenings. Cross the road to reach the beach, available free or with an umbrella and chair. The sea is beautiful. The lovely town of Vieste is within walking or cycling distance.✦Translating

Chaotic campsite. Sanitary facilities very dated, mostly squat toilets. The pool is okay. Use of the washing machines is free. With an ACSI card, €19 plus €3 tourist tax per person in the low season. The old town is about five minutes by bicycle.✦Translating

The bathrooms absolutely need renovating. A tourist tax of €3 per person per day seems excessive for this three-star campsite. The only advantage is that they accept the ACSI card in the low season.✦Translating