Camping Cisano/San Vito

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Highly recommended!

We rented a trailer during the off-season. It was very damp and musty.

Check-in at the campground took about 45 minutes, even though there were only two people ahead of us. The woman at the front desk was very grumpy and visibly irritated. We definitely didn’t feel welcome. It was pretty much the same story at the supermarket on the … grounds. The staff were visibly irritated and completely unfriendly.
The staff drive the golf carts very fast around the campground, and they, too, are visibly irritated when a child crosses the path or “gets in the way.”

The pool is just fine. But you have to pay an entrance fee for the family park. It’s open from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and the inflatable play area costs €5 per person. Trampoline jumping is €2.50 for 10 minutes. It’s outrageous when you’ve already paid the park fees.

We’re not really into the entertainment. That’s because it doesn’t interest our kids.

All in all, we won’t be coming back. We’d rather find a campground where the staff actually has a knack for tourism. Read more Show less

A large campground with fairly reasonable prices. Very friendly and attentive staff. Unfortunately, it’s still very crowded and noisy even in the off-season.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For anyone who’s always wanted to know what it’s like to stay right next to a racetrack while on vacation—albeit in a tent.

Estivotravel has found a truly extraordinary spot for some of its safari tents at Camping Cisano San Vito: right on the main road, right next to the roundabout. Presumably, this location was carefully chosen so … that no guest runs the risk of accidentally falling asleep at night.

That’s because the roundabout also seems to be the unofficial starting line for Lake Garda. Whether it’s a truck, a sports car, or a Harley—when accelerating out of the roundabout, drivers apparently put their engines, exhausts, and tachometers through their paces. The result is impressive: At times, our safari tent vibrated so violently that we initially suspected Mount Vesuvius had spontaneously decided to extend its reach all the way to Lake Garda.

The best part: This entertainment doesn’t stop in the evening. No, the accelerating continues relentlessly even at night. After all, sleep is completely overrated.

Should a brief lull in traffic occur—against all expectations—they’ve made provisions for that, too. Just about four meters away as the crow flies, at the Oil Museum, there’s a supercharger. This supercharger thankfully takes over the night shift and ensures that the unaccustomed quiet doesn’t last any longer.

We wanted to ask if we could perhaps move to a different tent. Unfortunately, all of this provider’s spots were fully booked. So we got to enjoy our exclusive 24-hour motorsports, compressor, and earthquake simulator package for the full four days.

After four days—and just as many sleepless nights—came the saddest moment of our vacation: we actually had to drive home.

We’ve rarely been so happy about it.

Finally, a bed again. Peace and quiet at last. Sleep at last.

My tip for future guests: Be sure to ask about the exact location of your safari tent BEFORE booking. If you end up with a tent on the main road near the roundabout, don’t think of earplugs as a travel accessory—think of them as personal protective equipment.

Probably a dream come true for motorsports fans.

For people who want to sleep at night: more of a very intense experience. Read more Show less