Happy Village & Camping ***

For visiting Rome this site is good, Free bus to railway station, Driver very polite and friendly,Receptionist also helpful and informative , On the downside the toilets and showers were not clean while we were there especially the toilets I found to be really dirty.

Campingplatz leider nicht zu empfehlen. Stellplätze terrassiert und zu klein für ein normal ausgewachsenes Womo. Niedrige Bäume. Dazu ist das Restaurant direkt oberhalb der Terrassen. Als wir dort waren, fand eine Geburtstagsparty statt mit Live Diskjockey bis um 1 Uhr nachts. Der Geräuschpegel auf den Terrassen entsprach einer open air disco. Erst nach massiven Beschwerden trat Ruhe ein. Platz liegt direkt an der Abfahrt von der Ringautobahn nach Viterbo. Die ganze Nacht Verkehrslärm. Dazu noch ständiges lautes Hundegebell aus den Gärten rundherum. Sanitärs nur mittelmäßig in Schuß. Man benötigt einen Shuttle für den Rombesuch. Fährt leider nicht sehr oft (über die Mittagszeit gar nicht!!), so daß man u. U. über eine Stunde warten muß, um vom Bahnhof Prima Porta abgeholt zu werden. Wifi nur gegen Gebühr. Pool nur mit Badekappe.

A very pleasant site gentleman on reception very knowledgeable and helpful. Good bus service to station for train to Rome. Facilities very clean and tidy and plugs for hair dryers et .

Good location for trips into the city with a bus service to the train station, the staff are friendly and willing to help. The pitches are generally too small and big rigs are hard to park, larger pitches tend to be very sloping and difficult to access. The site prides itself on the Sanitary block and can\\\'t be faulted there, although no paper in toilets.
There\\\'s a nice pool with a bar and restaurant that also has a small shop where you can buy fresh bread in the morning but no local shops. WiFi is silly expensive with no flexibility and little coverage and overall it\\\'s better to pay a little more for ease of mind. Also don\\\'t forget the €2 Roma tax per person, per night.

A good site to relax and unwind and is a good clean campsite. If you are waiting for the bus to the train station make sure people do not just get in front of you or you will have to wait for the next bus. We have been to this site 4 times and had a great time. Not noisy at night and you feel very secure on the site.

When we arrived the women working behind the counter could not care less about us or our questions. Very rude. Though the young man who also worked there was very helpful. Watch where you park. Under the restaurant is not recommended. We had children on the swing sets til midnight twice in 7 days and military men singing from the bar til 12:30 even though they tell you the bar closes ealier. Not a place for quiet but a perfect place to see Rome. The shuttle service from the park to the train station is limited but the location is perfect for connections. Good place to visit Rome from.

Managers very kind and helpful. I was there for the Immaculate Conception.
After the bus ride (the driver is a tightrope traffic), the train is (in the morning) packed (box-like anchovies) and the smell of pickpockets is palpable.
Do not recommend it for a winter saty like the because the bathrooms are not heated except for
a small fan heater and some gates protect the nylon from the open air showers and toilets in the corridors are fully air-current. The water is warm but the showers of the dishes to be frozen as well as the sinks are located outdoors.
In short, the flu is to take into account! In another time of year it is likely that winter camping is becoming more attractive. And in summer I am sure that is good, and there are also two swimming pools.

An average camp site, and at the gate they tell you that it's an additional two Euro's per person even with the camping card as its an "exceptionaly good" camp site, and then charge you an extra 3 Euros per person per day having forgotten to meantion the one Euro local tax making the ACTUAL cost 19 Euros per night (for two people) This must stretch the ASCI card approval ??

Some of the best facilities we saw in Italy. Terraced pitches are reasonably easy to access and there is room at the top for larger units. Road up to terraces is quite steep. Shop has little or no stock in early season. Free minibus to train station but could not meet demand when we visited resulting in parties being split and left to wait alone on rail station!

Visited mid September, 2009 - easy to find. Nice terraced, sloping site but quite busy, pitches fairly tightly positioned. There is an error in the ASCI book: WiFi is not free. Reception insists on keeping your ASCI card during your stay. The mini market is quite limited and pricey. The sanitary block is fine but there is no toilet paper, soap or towels of any kind. Cleverly arranged low wash hand basins for children. The free shuttle bus is an excellent feature, allowing you to take the Metro train onward and roam Rome for a day for EUR4.00, again and again if you wish during a longer stay.