Camping al Bosco

A spacious campsite where you can choose the spot that suits you best. We arrived around midday. Clean facilities, and a hot shower is available for just 20 cents. There are noticeable currents at the beach, and quite a lot of seaweed.

The site is really beautiful! You feel like you are in a jungle. Unfortunately, it is somewhat run-down. The toilets have seen better days and there are unfortunately only two on the site. On the other hand, there are lots of toilets. We paid €17 per night for the pitch and €11 per person. It is somewhat expensive for that. Nevertheless, we were satisfied. You can quickly reach the city, either by bus or bicycle.

I would give three stars for the location by the beach and near Grado, and for the restaurant/bar—it is nicely designed and the staff are very friendly! The site itself is generally pleasant. Ultimately, however, only two stars because the cleanliness in the large washroom leaves a lot to be desired and some sanitary facilities are simply too old to be hygienically clean anymore. What a shame!

You can choose your own pitch; the toilet is okay. We would not stay longer, but one night is totally fine. The sea is a complete disaster: you feel like you walk about 1 km to the bridge, then another 300 m before you can actually get into the water. We paid €40 for one night with a regular bus and two people (2026). Electricity is not accessible everywhere.

Highly recommended. Only the shower house near the restaurant is worth recommending; otherwise, the sanitary facilities are showing their age. But the location and the natural surroundings of the pitches are unique. It is also great that reservations are not possible, so there is always enough space for everyone who arrives. Even at the end of July there were still plenty of spaces; we managed to get a dream spot.

Nature-oriented, shady site; sanitary facilities are basic but clean; free choice of pitch.

Very small, nice, and cozy campsite. Pitch number 111 was large enough for a 2.2 × 6.5 m campervan. Toilets clean but outdated. Hot water costs €0.20, but that does not guarantee you will get any. The restaurant is good and the employees are nice. Lots of shade.

We spent two nights here on our way south. We could choose our own pitch; the sanitary facilities are typical of Italy. Next to the restaurant there are eight modern shower cabins (€0.20), which were clean and practical. Pool by the beach and much more.

Okay for one night; great location, right by the sea, with a footpath/cycle path to Grado. The associated bar is also good. Sanitary facilities extremely outdated, hot water costs €0.20 and does not work, broken toilet seats, hardly any shelf space. Depending on the pitch, it can be a long walk to the toilets/showers.

Small campsite with a lovely atmosphere. Lots of vans and cyclists. A cycle path runs alongside it and allows you to reach the center. Showers are paid, unfortunately not always working. The pitches have Schuko electrical sockets.

Small, very nice, and quiet campsite. It has everything necessary; on the beach there is also a small playground and a small pool. By bicycle you can reach the center of Grado in about five minutes. In early June there were even few mosquitoes! The beach is large, both equipped and free. The only downside is that the sea and sand are very dirty. I recommend it!

Cozy, but very crowded campsite, very small plots, narrow streets. I do not recommend it for campers larger than 6 meters. The electricity network is weak, the sanitary facilities are very old, the cleaning is not adequate. The hot water in the shower costs 20 cents. The wifi internet is strong. The beach is unsuitable for swimming, due to the low water level. The beach stinks because of the mud.

Fine as a stopover, but I would not stay longer. Sanitary facilities are outdated and the pitches are narrow. We were there with a 7.90 m motorhome and the roads were extremely narrow—you have to pay close attention to where you drive. The food in the restaurant overlooking the sea was good.

Pluses: - location, a lot of shadow pitches, in front of the beach, relatively ok price, small pool for little ones, guarded beach. Minuses: - mosquitoes, many small pitches for tents/caravans, quite narrow paths, one place to clean the toilet, no place to drain the grey water, dogs not allowed in high season, old infrastructure, electricity limitation for equipment > 700 wat, no washing machine

Although this campsite is shaded in the forest, it only has tiny pitches, so a VW bus just fits. The sanitary buildings date from 1968 and have never been renovated. In September, it is swarming with mosquitoes. The restaurant smells of old fat from the fryers—horrible. How can anyone find it pleasant here?

Very nice, charming campsite with everything you need. For us, with small children, it was a very successful stay. The distance to Grado by bike or on foot is pleasant. Twenty cents for hot water is completely reasonable.

Friendly campsite with an excellent restaurant, very cozy pitches, some pitches are very small, it is difficult to move around the area with a large motorhome. The bathroom needs renovation, we don't understand the 20 cent charge for the shower. This is a kite surfing paradise and excellent location to visit Grado by bike.

Direct access to the sea, but the beach is not very pleasant. Some pitches are beside the promenade and are noisy. Common areas are poorly maintained and showers cost extra.

Campsite near the very beautiful town of Grado. The campsite disappointed us: the sanitary facilities were not clean and the welcome was not particularly friendly. But above all, the mosquitoes—we did not last long here.

For the price—€43.60 for two people with a Citroën Berlingo, without electricity—they should not charge 20 cents for a shower. Bathrooms average, beach awful.

Pleasant campsite in a good location and at a reasonable price.

An average campsite, without an indoor pool, but quiet and with a price directly proportional to the facilities. Cold showers are free; hot ones cost 20 cents. The toilets are disgusting, although you can occasionally find a clean one. The sea is nothing special because the water is shallow in this area; you have to walk about 500 m from the shore to reach deeper water. There is low and high tide twice a day. The sleeping area with lots of trees is great. A car and two people cost about €80 for two nights in high season.

Dogs are not allowed.

A fantastic campsite with lots of character. Every pitch has something special. Some have sea views; there are tent pitches raised with natural stones, plenty of shade, and enough loungers and umbrellas on the beach, among many other things. The staff are very friendly and helpful. You can easily choose your own pitch.