Luigi Geraldo

We stayed with our camper for three nights starting July 28th. The parking area was tidy and level, the restrooms were brand new and always clean, and the waste bin disposal facility was brand new next to the parking area. The staff were extremely helpful, all extremely kind and always friendly. The campsite is served by a free shuttle to Bardonecchia. We'll definitely be back.

arkasshka

Very nice camping place for climbing!

Non capisco perché abbia recensioni negative. Probabilmente sono i visitatori che hanno recensito che sono negativi. Posto magnifico con vista stupenda, bagni pulitissimi e molto belli mansardato con…

Marilena Carcangiu

Very sunny, good when it's not too hot. Camper stop surrounded by mountains, pleasant views. Good amenities.

Fortuna Serrano

The rest area adjacent to the campsite is spacious, convenient for maneuvering, and has all the amenities needed for campers. Guests can also use the campsite's new and clean restrooms. Excellent price, €24.50 per night, great hospitality, and a delicious restaurant/pizzeria inside the campsite, which is crossed by a small stream. The location, what can I say? It's fabulous, with all the wooden cabins nestled in the Alps. A downside is the distance from town, and the municipality only offers a free shuttle during high season. Still, I recommend it.

Eurekla Claudia

The camper pitches are in a large gravel parking lot... no grass, no trees... the restrooms aren't very close but they're super clean. There's not much to get around, very few buses where you can't carry bikes... so you have to pedal... 😅. There's no grocery shopping. In the restaurant/bar inside I found milk and little else, and it's not always open... but the food is good, but there's no need to rush 😅. A little attention to tourists with services designed for them is needed!!

Ana Lasič

Nice camping, Nice bathrooms, but generally it is pretty much like a camping village of "regular costumers", but well kept. We were with campervan. Price is good, it is clean..

Tiziana Pelleriti

Campsite a few kilometers outside Bardonecchia, in a very beautiful valley. It's located below a dam. RV site on gravel and in the sun, with convenient electricity and water, and bathrooms a bit far away but clean. Friendly and helpful staff. The restaurant is a bit pricey but good. €25 per camper for 2 adults and 1 child per night. There's a convenient bus to Bardonecchia and one to the trailheads. Bus to the refuges: €2 (round trip), dogs allowed with muzzles.

Maria Francesca Pinieri

We stayed at this campsite with our camper for just one night, just enough time to take a break before continuing our journey. There are no shaded spots; it's more of a camper parking lot. Where you park, there's electricity and water to fill the tanks. It's a bit far to dump your gray and black water, but more than far away in different locations. Anyway, it's a nice place; opposite the parking area is the actual campsite, with wooden cabins surrounded by beautiful shade. And there are restrooms. There's a restaurant on the campsite, where we ordered excellent pizzas. The quality/price ratio, both for the restaurant and the campsite, is good. If you love hiking, the place is beautiful and offers so much. Friendly staff.

Gestore del bar poco accogliente, due panache' li abbiamo pagati ben 13 euro che abbiamo trovato molto cari. Da non tornare.

Caponanno passato con amici presso questa struttura e risultato essere inadatto ma sopratutto irrispettoso nei confronti dei commensali paganti Arrivati come da accordi alle 20,30 hanno iniziato a se…

Gianni Libertazzi

Arriving at this campsite for a few days' vacation with a camper, we find ourselves in a completely makeshift area. Saying "gravel" is an insult to gravel. Ultimately, we decide to stay after initially considering it for two days. The electricity supply is convenient, but to use the showers or bathrooms, you have to go deeper into the campsite with the stationary caravans. The facilities are neither good nor bad, although not all of the showers work adequately. The free municipal shuttle stops at 6:30 PM, after which you're alone, there's nothing, and even the bar/restaurant inside the campsite has its own opening hours. We were told the restaurant would be closed for the entire week, but the bar/restaurant would be open whenever they remembered. In short, there's nothing you can do. We decide to leave after two days and park in a parking lot downstream, where, incidentally, there are more campers than the campsite. I go to pay, but the numbers don't add up. They told me there was a tourist tax on the first day and not on the other days, so I should have paid as they said, €24.50 for the first day and €22 for the remaining days, instead I paid €52.50, referring to the last one for mandatory insurance. In short, for a place like this, I think €10 a day is more than enough. Never again, who knows why it was deserted in mid-July. Keep it up, good job. Then you'll wonder why people go to other places.

Sabrina Irala

We stopped by the bar for a drink after a walk, just passing through. I've lived in Italy for three years and I've never been treated so badly. The man who works at the bar was incredibly rude. He barely served us, and when we were speaking to each other in Spanish, he corrected us because we weren't speaking Italian. We ended our walk feeling very sad.