SunLodge Aspen Combi - 4 persons

We can wholeheartedly recommend this campground. It has everything you need. There are lots of great activities for kids. The pools are great. The food we tried was delicious, too. All the staff were very friendly. Check-in and check-out were both super quick and hassle-free. The restrooms were very well-maintained and very clean.
The only downside, perhaps: it would have been difficult to find our campsite without help. Some of the numbers on the road in front of the entrances are barely legible or no longer readable at all. We were lucky that a “guide” happened to be nearby who was able to help us out.

All in all, we’d love to come back! 🏖️

It's hard to put this campground into words!
Water parks for family fun, an amusement park with a mini-golf course, several great restaurants... Live music several times a week!

We just got back from a week at Family Home.
It’s a large, very beautiful, and clean campground with two well-designed water play areas. It really has everything: various restaurants, many bars, two markets, a bakery, a shop selling local fruits and vegetables, various play areas, mini-golf, a miniature train, an activity park, bike rentals, a large public beach, and much more.
Perfect for families, especially those with children, with plenty of entertainment and shows for both adults and kids. The staff is numerous and always on hand; check-in and check-out were extremely quick, and the apartment was clean and well-suited for 4–5 guests, fully equipped with linens and towels. I can’t think of any negative aspects to mention; unfortunately, there’s always a certain presence of mosquitoes and various insects despite daily pest control, but that’s just part of life on the coast.
There are many lifeguards in the swimming areas, vigilant in preventing excessive or dangerous behavior by children and swimmers.
The stay obviously costs a bit more than at other 5-star resorts in the area, but it’s rightly considered one of the best campsites in Italy.
We recommend using a bike or other wheeled vehicle to get around because the property is really large.
One final note on the friendliness and courtesy of Jimmy at Cinema 7D (yes, there’s even that...).

We've been coming here in early June for years now... What can I say... It's wonderful.

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We've been here at "Dog Camp" for 3 days now. The idea behind it is nice enough, but as a guest you feel like second-class treatment, and there are way too many dogs in such a small space. There’s only a tiny bakery here, no supermarket, just one washhouse, and unfortunately, the stage for the loud evening entertainment is right next door. The regular campground is off-limits; you even have to use a separate exit if you’re bringing a dog. One positive thing is the dog pool. If they fenced it in, the dogs could run around freely and it would be less stressful—especially since the kids’ pool is right next to it. The third pool right next to it is the only way to swim normally without having to pay extra. Unfortunately, word has already gotten around, and the lounge chairs are being taken by guests without dogs. Yes, that’s right. Just to go for a swim, you have to pay extra—€12.50 per day. This concept doesn’t make sense either. Everything that involves action and fun is free, but if you want to swim in peace, you have to pay. It’s certainly great here without a dog and with kids. However, if you’re looking for peace and quiet and want to enjoy a relaxing time with your dog, you’re somehow not welcome here.