reviews

I've been there several times now with my family. We love the campground in general. I especially like the temperature of the pool water—it's nice and warm. That makes for a pleasant swim, and Luis, the activity leader, is great. I also appreciate that they respect the quiet hours, and having a security guard on duty is helpful.It’s important for those of us staying there to get some rest.
Areas for improvement and things to keep in mind would be the water pressure in the showers and the fact that the water jets don’t all come out from the same side. That makes showering difficult and takes longer. Since there are only three showers, lines form. However, the sink area is perfect in terms of water pressure and volume. Another issue is the gaps around the doors of both the restrooms and the showers—they’re too wide, so privacy isn’t complete. The occasional onlooker might stop to watch, which isn’t pleasant when you’re in the middle of using the restroom or taking a shower.

Everything's great

Honestly, we won't be going back there anytime soon.

We had a wonderful week of family vacation at this campground, and we’re very satisfied! From the moment we arrived—and even before that—the front desk staff was attentive to our every need and very welcoming!
As for dining, the snack bar offers very reasonable prices, with top-notch staff who do their best to keep guests happy.
The activity leaders are bursting with energy; they’re full of ideas and always add a touch of humor!
A big thank you and congratulations to the entire team at Les Demoiselles Campground for this wonderful stay!

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A truly pleasant campground, and the setting is absolutely beautiful! There are activities and a weekly market featuring local artisans.

The treatment of guests was deplorable. We arrived on Thursday, August 20, and everything could have been perfect—from the campground’s setting and the weather to the rather comfortable and well-located accommodations. However, things aren’t that simple. In fact, from the very first night, the guests in the unit across from us were exceptionally noisy and showed an unacceptable lack of respect for those around them. Giving them the benefit of the doubt—knowing that there were quite a few of them and that they might all have gathered with family and friends in a single unit that was originally designed to accommodate only four people, even though there were more than fifteen of them—we told ourselves thatthis was just a one-time, one-night-only noisy get-together—unfortunately timed for us. Swearing, insults, shouting, music blaring—why not, just for one night? The very next day, we told management that this couldn’t keep going on like that every night (since we’d had a bad feeling about the whole situation). Management told us they’d take the necessary steps by having the security guard make a rounds that evening. The very next evening, same story, same people, and same attitude—nothing had been done. I went back the following day to say that it was unacceptable for my two children—one of whom is a toddler—to be unable to sleep at night, and management told me they would take more serious measures, but nothing was done. The third night, same thing all over again—even louder, in fact. I called the security guard that very evening, just as management had told me to, explaining that it was absolutely unacceptable for our neighbors to behave this way. I called at 11:30 p.m., the security guard answered and told me he was going to go there to ask them to stop the racket. We saw him walk back and forth five or six times nearby, but he couldn’t find the site—even though it was very clearly described— he left without doing anything because he apparently didn’t know his way around the campground, and nothing happened except that we had to endure yet another nuisance that even prevented my wife and me from hearing each other speak on our own patio. The children kept coming to see us between 10:30 p.m. and midnight because they couldn’t fall asleep (they described to us, word for word, the insults coming from the unit across the way and the sound of the music). Today is day 3 of our stay—not a single decent night’s sleep, and the management hasn’t taken any concrete action. Why didn’t they actually ask those people to stop behaving that way, or at least move us to a unit where we could at least get some sleep! At this point, we have only 4 days left; we’ve spent more on this vacation than it would have cost us to stay at home in peace—a vacation that’s been less restful and, in the end, even more exhausting than our daily routine with work every day and managing the kids’ school and other daily responsibilities. Life at a campground is, by definition, communal—that’s the very principle—but it must be based on mutual respect. The management doesn’t seem capable of handling this. At this point, I fully intend to request a refund. I’m ready to leave and get my money back.

Beautiful

Well-maintained campground; the restrooms are always clean—the cleaning ladies never take a break. The campground is large, but the on-site market is, unfortunately, very, very expensive and tiny.
Paese is a quarter of an hour away, with a long seaside promenade. Unfortunately, the sea wasn’t very clean this year—small pebble beaches and lots of rocks. Be sure to buy some water shoes because I suffered like crazy 😂
The infinity pool with seawater is very nice.

A noisy and stressful campground; if you're looking for a more relaxing experience, you're better off going to Marina di Venezia. Also, the layout of the sites and the way the driveways intersect with the market area aren't well organized.