Baia Domizia Camping Village

“Not what we expected.”

Good points first: Staff helpful. Very clean and well looked after. Pools are very good for all ages. Shop is comprehensive. Mobile Home was ok. Ant problem when we arrived, but they sorted it out quickly as they did, with one toilet not working. We did not have a noise problem Restaurant on grou... more

Good points first: Staff helpful. Very clean and well looked after. Pools are very good for all ages. Shop is comprehensive. Mobile Home was ok. Ant problem when we arrived, but they sorted it out quickly as they did, with one toilet not working. We did not have a noise problem Restaurant on ground level was fairly good for a camp site. Our down sides are: Air conditioning expensive. One reason we booked this site for two weeks was the evening entertainment. There is not any. Went to the area where there was a stage but the bar closed at 6pm. Nothing going on. This was a huge disappointment. Few amateur aerobics around the pool to very loud music. But not very professional. Our other issues were outside restaurants and indigenous village life and shops. One restaurant just a few yards outside, down the road about 7 minute walk. Was good and very friendly. However that was it. Restaurant and bar at the pool.Well! no disabled access, one of us cannot do steps, and there are fairly steep ones from the pool up to the landing deck. Particularly as at night when pool is closed one had to enter at the back and there were a lot of steps and too far to walk. Disabled access to many areas one had to have someone remove one of the barriers to enter. No bar service around the pool. . No where else to walk to in the evening as nearest is Baia Domizia, which is a very plain and uninteresting. Collection of newish houses and another camp site, nice bar in the center but nothing else. So for two grandmothers, one son and a 14 year old grandson days were good but the evenings not what we wanted. No entertainment. Wrongly informed. last two weeks of July so not out of season.

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“We had a good time but wouldnt return , no amenities outside the camp .”

Accommodation is very old Pools are basic, no beds no umbrellas cost of €3.50 per day per Sunlounger Requirement to wear swimming caps in all pools Supermarkets and shops closed between one and five every day. This is in peak season. Cost of food and drink at the pool bar over the odds. Beach i... more

Accommodation is very old Pools are basic, no beds no umbrellas cost of €3.50 per day per Sunlounger Requirement to wear swimming caps in all pools Supermarkets and shops closed between one and five every day. This is in peak season. Cost of food and drink at the pool bar over the odds. Beach is very windy and dangerous for young kids as the waves are constant and large There is only one Restaurant asked the main bar area and the food is only okay. There is nothing outside the camp to do , we were lucky we had the car to go exploring and we found towns and villages 15-20 minutes away .

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“A bit disappointing overall”

A nice campsite, but it is a bit in the middle of nowhere. There are no supermarkets or restaurants within walking distance. It was a long drive to Naples/Pompeii/Vesuvius. There were tours advertised to these places but they told us they only really run in the high season, so we had to drive. Th... more

A nice campsite, but it is a bit in the middle of nowhere. There are no supermarkets or restaurants within walking distance. It was a long drive to Naples/Pompeii/Vesuvius. There were tours advertised to these places but they told us they only really run in the high season, so we had to drive. The campsite shop was not well-stocked, although it started getting better by the time we left (maybe they don't bother in low season?). Campsite restaurant is good. We were bothered a lot by mosquitos/biting insects around our accommodation which was in a wooded area. Very annoying to have to pay 3.5 Euros each to rent a sunbed by the pool!

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