Camping Beata Solitudo

Very nice, peaceful campsite. Clean sanitary facilities, paid shower €1 for four minutes. Very good location: a bus stop for the Amalfi Coast is directly at the entrance to the campsite, with restaurants, bars, and shops very close by. In the evenings there are city noises—scooters, garbage trucks, and young people. Very warm and helpful owners. I recommend it!

Peaceful, pleasant place close to restaurants. Bus stop just outside the campsite (€2.40 per direction) takes you to Amalfi. Hot shower water costs €1 for four minutes. Clean toilets and showers. The journey to the campsite is quite challenging with a large vehicle. The staff gave good advice.

Very small campsite; everything is clean and well organized, with large canopies providing shade. Friendly welcome in French.

Great campsite a little outside town. We stayed there for three days. Four-minute shower for €1. I paid €25 per night. Very helpful staff. In the village in front of the campsite there are two scooter-rental stations. With a scooter you can reach Amalfi in 40 minutes. There is also an hourly bus connection to Amalfi.

Beautiful campsite. We stayed for three nights and paid €85.50 in total, including six showers. The pitch was large enough for a car with a rooftop tent. The sanitary facilities were rather small but well maintained. You can buy a €1 token for hot water. There was a scooter rental place nearby. The staff was very friendly.

Very good. Everything works here. Just make sure you do not arrive by camper from the coast, because there are access restrictions.

Good morning. A facility surrounded by greenery in a beautiful setting. Very helpful and friendly staff who provided maps of the area and bus and ferry schedules. There is a bus stop and shops outside the facility. Excellent relaxing area, highly recommended.

Very nice site and very friendly welcome. We immediately got a place for two days even though we had not reserved. I can only recommend it!

Excellent alternative for visiting Positano and Amalfi. Very clean campsite, perfect welcome with explanations in French, and very approachable staff for all the information we needed to visit the area. A bus stop is directly in front of the campsite for going to Amalfi and then on to Positano. We were able to leave our car in the parking area all day! Thank you very much.

This site is also highly recommended. The price is unbeatable, and we received a very friendly welcome on arrival. From there, it is only a few minutes’ walk to a breathtaking view. To explore Amalfi or other coastal towns, however, we recommend the bus, since cycling, even with e-bikes, is quite challenging.

A great campsite near Amalfi and Naples. The bus system is right next door. The campsite is in the town center, with all necessary shops nearby: bakery, café, ice cream, and grocery store. I really recommend this campsite, with a very, very, very pleasant French-speaking welcome. We will definitely come back.

Very beautiful campsite, quiet, clean, well maintained, and close to all amenities. Bus nearby takes you to Amalfi in 45 minutes. Very pleasant and attentive welcome. Full service at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended.

The positives: beautiful entrance, good location, nice village, kind owners. You can take beautiful walks. Recommended for descending to Amalfi! The sanitary facilities are not clean and are cramped. The toilets are squat toilets and the shower is very small. The pitches are small—our camper is 5 meters—and packed closely together. The road there is challenging. And definitely do not have coffee at Lvizi; they are so unfriendly!

The campsite is in a great location above the Amalfi Coast. You can take wonderful hikes directly from the village or take the bus to Bomerano for the Path of the Gods. Reservations are recommended because the journey is very difficult, and if the campsite is full there are no other alternatives in the village. Excellent value for money.

Special campsite in the center of the village, with restaurants nearby. Good price, sanitary facilities almost new. Good base for hikes, including Il Sentiero degli Dei. Friendly, helpful owner; bus tickets and hiking routes available.

Excellent value for money, nice owner, new and clean sanitary facilities and washing-up sinks. The pitches are terraced. Some dogs bark at night. You can walk through the village and enjoy wonderful views. The drive to the campsite from the coast takes about 45 minutes via winding roads.

The Amalfi Coast and the Path of the Gods are great hiking routes. Upon arrival, they provide maps and bus schedules. They were very helpful.

Unusual parking area in the center of Agerola. There is also a hostel; in the low season we were alone. Excellent for taking the bus to the Path of the Gods or Amalfi. A little chaotic inside, and the facilities are not particularly modern, though we did not use them. Very kind managers.

Shady, peaceful place with very clean sanitary facilities and a very nice, helpful owner, plus a large washing machine and equally large dryer (€5 each). There are many cats, and with dogs you have three walking routes in the village. The approach is adventurous but manageable. The bus to the coast or the Path of the Gods stops right outside. Information and tickets are available at reception. We will return.

For us, a rather unusual location in the middle of the village, but we liked it very much. Very nice operator and clean, apparently new showers and toilets. A four-minute shower costs €1. We find the price for this site rather high for the season: €24.50 without electricity.

It is lucky that there is a campsite in this densely built-up area. Once you have managed to get there, it is a dream. A perfect base for exploring the area, right in the village where you can get everything; you can hike and enjoy the views. Fair price and a friendly operator who is happy to help.

This campsite is a great option! €25 per night without electricity, and parking on the Amalfi Coast is really difficult and very expensive—around €6–8 per hour in the city center! From the campsite, you can take a €2.50 bus to Amalfi, a 45-minute trip. The owner speaks French. In the village, the Da Gigino restaurant is very good!

A pleasant welcome and clean sanitary facilities. The campsite is in a charming little village with shops. Good value for money. Thank you!

Very friendly operator at the small campsite. The sanitary facilities are perfectly fine, but you need to bring toilet paper and soap. A shower costs €1 for 4 minutes. We paid €6.50 per person per night and €8.50 per night for the camper. Tourist tax was €2 for two people and two nights. Total: €45. A good base for exploring the Amalfi Coast.

Very clean campsite with a friendly welcome and a perfect location for exploring the Amalfi Coast. Good bars and cafés directly opposite the campsite, and a very good pizzeria about a 5-minute walk away. You can walk to the starting point of the Path of the Gods in about 1.5 hours, unfortunately along the road.

First of all, all the comments are accurate: the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, everything is explained, and they help wherever they can. The sanitary facilities seem to be new and are in excellent condition. The bus leaves directly outside. The only drawbacks are the cramped pitches and the difficult drive up the switchbacks. The view from the village is fantastic, though, and we would come again.

Great campsite with very friendly and helpful owners. Excellent price for the region. Easy access, even for large vehicles. We stayed three nights, explored the coast by car, and enjoyed hiking nearby. Just 15 minutes away you’ll find the start of the famous Path of the Gods trail. Highly recommend!

The operators are very nice and helpful. The sanitary facilities were clean, but there was no soap or toilet paper. It was perfect that bus tickets could be purchased on site, with a comprehensive explanation. Overall, the campsite was a little too shady and cramped for us. But it is a good solution for the Amalfi Coast, as otherwise it is almost impossible.

The team at the camping park were awesome, very flexible and helped out whenever we had questions. cheap accomodation to visit the Amalfi coast and relatively easy to get to (5m van). Something to note is that it does take around 1 hour to get down to Amalfi by bus. We loved the village of San Lazzaro as it was quiet and had spectacular views. We did a cooking class in the village and it was great

Good place to visit the beautiful Amalfi Coast. You can rent scooters in the village; highly recommended! At the campsite we received tips about excursions, walks, restaurants, and more. The campsite itself is basic but fine, with clean toilets and showers and cold water at the washing-up area. Lots of shade. Within walking distance there is also a beautiful viewpoint with an amazing sunset! I would not stay here all day, but it is perfect as a base for excursions.

Great place with very friendly and helpful operators. Very clean sanitary facilities. You can also buy bus tickets here for the bus down to Amalfi. They also give excellent hiking tips.

Helpful staff and everything you need. Excellent for visiting the Amalfi Coast. P.S.: Don’t forget toilet paper and soap. We can highly recommend Coast Rent scooter hire and Agriturismo Zi Carmine.

Nice, family-run campsite. Somewhat noisy in the evenings because it is right in the center, with nearby bars. Everyone is very nice and helpful and almost always available for any request; some speak good English. Four nights for two people and a dog cost €30 per night including tax and electricity; washing machine and detergent €5; hot shower €1 for 4 minutes. Excellent location for the Amalfi Coast. Drawback: no toilet seats.