Yes, the reception staff can be a bit dismissive which is not very tourist friendly, but the place is organised, clean and the market has enough to be getting on with. It is a bit limited for those of us that don't have cooking facilities and the pizzas you buy are a bit on the expensive side. the difference between... More

Stayed here for 2nights during Italy's extremely hot summer. I booked a simple 2 person tent and discovered they are ex-military surplus tents with 2 fold up beds in a slant because of the hill and a flap for the door that did not lock. It was extremely hot in the tents and had little privacy. My husband and I... More

Stayed here for a night on the way to Rome, and found it a friendly place. In common with many campsites in this region, it's quite hilly - and the speed bumps are a bit too high! Nearly took the bottom of the car off at 5mph. Even in high season there was plenty of room to pitch or tent... More

The first impression was that after a long and hot journey the reception staff were rude and dismissive. It got better during our stay (which we nonetheless curtailed from 5 nights to 3). This was primarily down to the reception staff who frankly didn't give a [--]. The site's internet access was appalling and a con - don't even try... More

The tents are basic and don't have a lock on the door. Expensive for what you get. Apparently the cabins are nice though. Friendliest staff you can find. Helpful and a lot of fun! Close to town. Would come back, but in a cabin this time

This campsite was very accessible. Close to Sienna. The cabin was perfect for our needs and had a little chair/table outside. The campsite was very clean. The resteraunt was nice. No complaints. Perfect for a stay in sienna as it's out of the city so you can make the most of both having a relaxing time by the pool and... More

I stayed in one of the cabins here for 5 days in September 2010, the room was small but very clean and tidy and new. The people at the reception were very helpful and spoke english well. Would definitely recommend.

The camping village is about 20 minutes by bus from Siena itself, and is set in rolling hills covered in vineyards and olive groves. It's quiet and pleasant to spend time there. We stayed in a cabin, which unfortunately didn't have any sort of cooling (air con or fan) so was extremely hot for the middle of summer, however was... More

Really nice Camp ground with everything you'd expect. A little out town but the bus stop is just down the road and always on time. We stayed in a cabin which was nice and cool during hot nights with a fridge and good bathroom. There's a nice pool and restaurant and market but we didn't dine to be able to... More