reviews

We were in a wellness cottage with hot tub. Beautiful view over the meadow. The cottage was clean. The area is very beautiful. A route booklet is available at the reception with cycling and walking routes. Lots to do at the park: baby carriage rented and a sloop rented. The food in the restaurant is good.

We have now spent two nights at the campsite. What we found positive was the check-in, very friendly. The pitch we had -132- was even, we didn't have to level anything out with wedges. We also liked the "beach", but probably too little space in high season. What we didn't like at all were the sanitary facilities. It was a new wash house, but with shortcomings and poor planning. In the normal showers, the back area is tiled, the front area is just a normal painted wall. As the spray area extends beyond the tiled area - the shower head is static - the water splashes over it and the normal wall is constantly wet, which leads to mold. Fully tiled or microcement would solve this problem - what a shame. We never saw when the cleaning was done, but it is not in a good condition. good condition. Some things are blocked off. For me, the question is how long the new should last with this standard of cleaning, in my experience, with this lack of cleaning and maintenance, not a year! A real shame. We are now moving on to another campsite that leaves nothing to be desired in this respect - a 5-star campsite for a reason - but we have experienced far better cleanliness in the sanitary facilities on our own 2-star campsite.

We actually only wanted to stay for 2 nights, but we liked the place and the location so much that we stayed for 2 weeks. Tips: choose your pitch carefully and take your time if you want to stay longer. There are a lot of sloping pitches, but also many flat ones. Most of the sanitary facilities are very modern and new, but there are also older facilities. The sanitary facilities are all cleaned very carefully. I even saw a cleaning lady cleaning the washbasins around the taps with a toothbrush. Be aware of the noise from the building sites outside the grounds. The further south - the quieter! We have seen 12 species of birds here, which sometimes walk right through the pavilion. From the cliffs you can watch the sunset, passing dolphins and jumping tuna. You can snorkel and watch lots of fish. The bays are perfect for paddling and SUP! Unfortunately, there were a lot of jellyfish in September. We will definitely be back!

Good place to explore Siena. Clean and tidy.

For vacation with small wonderful place. Many different swimming pools. Great cottages and lots of other things to do. Staff was not always good but not disturbing

This is a beautiful natural site that we had the pleasure of getting to know before Huttopia. I think the facilities with the tents and mobile home tents and the renovation of the sanitary facilities are a success. The location is very quiet, you can only hear the sound of the sea (at least in the off-season). You can reach the beach and the sea via the dune. There you can enjoy long walks/hikes along the sea at low or high tide or in the surrounding woods. We would have loved to stay longer, but unfortunately the season for rental accommodation ended on the last Sunday in September. The reception staff were very friendly and competent. We would love to come back!

A dream by the sea ⛺️🚙 The Bijela Uvala campsite near Poreč is simply great! Everything is perfect, from the pools to the clean sanitary facilities and the beautiful beaches. However, the campsite is very spacious. To easily reach all the amenities such as restaurants, sports facilities and stores, I strongly recommend taking a bike with you. A great place for a great vacation by the sea. 🏄🌞🏖️ Absolutely recommendable! 👍🏽

Friendly reception at the reception. We wanted a spot with the ACSI card, but it was indicated that all these spots were already occupied? As an alternative we were offered a Comfort Mare spot at the back of the campsite for €90 per night. What a ridiculous price difference of about 3x as much, way too much! An employee went to inquire for us at the other campsite, Ježevac Premium Resort 10 minutes away, and fortunately there was a spot there with ACSI. So quickly went and did save €60 per night very easily... 😉

What can I say? I know why I never go camping... but let's be factual. I arrived at 7.45pm, just enough time to settle in and see the more than average state of the mobile home. I went to the reception desk at 8.01pm, which was closed, probably due to the proximity of Switzerland for punctuality... No emergency number in case of late arrival or on-call number in case of problems... Bad luck. After settling in, we headed for the "restaurant". It was expensive, bland and the pizzaiolo's smile was optional. I asked for the bed linen option... 75€ for 2 nights... it's simply a steal. At this price, I buy the sheets. When I pointed out to reception that there were no tea towels, I was told that they weren't provided, but that the head office was thinking about it... a word of advice: think fast. Another aberration is that the gate is closed between 11pm and 6am. So if you need to get out in a hurry, you can't... at the very least, limiting untimely entrances is understandable... but in that case, outside parking spaces should be provided accordingly! On a positive note, the space is quite pleasant. I'll never set foot in this place again. Good for me

It was perfect!

We stayed in a premium mobile home. It was very nice. The location was fantastic, with plenty of walking paths—a big plus for us since we had a stroller. The beach was clean and well-kept, and the swimming pools were beautiful, though unfortunately not heated. That was a bit of a downside. Prices at the store and bakery were extremely high, which was disappointing. Overall, we had an excellent stay and would happily return.

Absolutely awful owner! Stay away! We found the campsite on ACSI & is okay when the weather is nice but when raining the spaces are mudslides, they could make the spots more accessible to motorhomes. Also there are so many trees that it can be tricky to park. You must all go to reception so they can put a wristband on you (god knows why as you are given no explanation) but what you are given is 4 pages of papers containing all the rules. There are so many rules placarded in reception that is difficult to see anything else. The receptionist which we assumed was the son (feel sorry for him really) and the owner (Mrs El Chappo as another review puts it) were both there but she never acknowledged us properly, not a smile, not a welcome. She just mumbled things in Italian to him behind her computer… he was pleasant enough but not a smile or warm welcome. We didn’t read the reviews before staying but we should have as most of the negatives turned out to be true despite the owner’s responses to review (one of which can only be described as racist towards British people). Do read them, it’s a real eye opener The pool was closed (nothing said about this on the website or on arrival) but you still pay the same price. The bathroom facilities are dated, nothing wrong with that other than the fact, it’s again placarded with rules, including a one way system of entering & exiting, despite the fact that you can’t open the exit…. There was no soap available in the washroom (they must think men don’t wash their hands after the loo) & also the funniest one was on each shower doors there was a massive note asking you not to defecate in the shower because as the sign read “it happened today”. There is another sign by the exit telling you not to put anything in the bin as the owner would have to put her hands in it and asking you “how would you like it if you had to put your hands in my bin?” I think you might find a lot of medication tablets mainly for stress… also, has the owner never heard of gloves? There is a huge emphasis on protecting the environment (including by paying cash, apparently it saves the planet - more on that later) and the bin system is the best (no sarcasm there). You do however have to make sure (another rule) that your dog does his/her business outside the campsite so make sure you choose a spot close to the entrance… unless you train your dog to pee on command… anyway, the owners are very concerned about the environment, so concerned that each guest gets pages and pages of papers with rules, plastic wristbands that are used once… The best part was at departure, the owner demanded to be paid by cash, stating “her camp, her rules” as we booked an ACSI rate. There is a paper in reception stating that paying by cash is environmentally friendly (give me a break!). Why not being honest and saying that she wants to avoid paying credit card charges? Which is understandable and nothing wrong with that… but no, it’s for the environment... However, I wonder how the “agenzia delle entrate” (Italian Inland Revenue) would respond to the owner forcing guests to pay cash. When we enquired about her request for cash, she took offence and started to complain about unreasonable guests. When challenged on her attitude, she became rude, making an interminable tirade of complaints regarding guests and how disrespectful guests are. My husband decided to leave it there and departed the reception area (after paying cash) She then precipitated to follow him out of reception because she thought he slammed the door (which he didn’t) and made rude gestures as we drove away. It’s a good thing that the campsite is closing for the season as the owner clearly needs a holiday or perhaps a career change? Once that doesn’t include hospitality as she does not know the meaning of the word. Edit: the owner answer is hilarious and a pack of lies, we were never asked to leave, the trouble started when we checked out and she took offence about our enquiry as to why we were forced to pay cash. Also only one staff there and just 6 other campers…