Campeggio Al Bosco Campground

Small size campsite, very well organized and very clean and tidy.
A strategic position to visit both pine forest and center grade.
The staff is very friendly and helpful.
Inside there is a small mini market, washing machines and 2 play areas for children.
Almost all the pitches given the historicity of the campsite are all well shaded.

Sanitary facilities very dirty.
Showers and toilets were catastrophic. The toilets were sprayed with a water hose only once for cleaning.

Colorful umbrellas, beautiful cacti and sea views are the perfect setting for a super seafood dinner. All seasoned with the charm of the innkeeper George.
Absolutely recommended for a casual but level dinner.

Such an idyllic place right by the sea in the middle of the pine forest. HygienicItaly still can't keep up with Austria… no klobrille, sometimes still clumsyklos. No soap, no toilet paper … for this was cleaned regularly and there was disinfection (corona to thank)? Price/performance was perfectly okay.

Everything is super comfortable and clean. Bed is of good quality. Very helpful staff. Internet was not working well but it didn't really matter for me. Possible to reach a lot of things with bicycle.

A beautiful location and a friendly staff. If you go there by car yourself you may want to know that the Strada provinciale 19 (by the gas station) is closed. Maybe thats why its also called Strada della rotta (rotten street). So take the next turning which also leads to the Al Bosco camping site (which includes a small grocery store and a restaurant). That way you will also get to the Appartment building or Hotel.

Great location. Friendly and polite staff. Cozy structure.

Wide, full furnished, clean and modern apartments. Solarium with pools at penthouse is smashing.

Lovely place to enjoy the holidays!

We were there for the first time camping. It is a beautiful camping site without frills. In reality much nicer than in the photos. Very friendly people, mainly Germans and Austrians. He is very natural and clean. We were with three children there (2, 3 and 12) which it also well liked. In the great and all, a very nice campsite. Only at the beach, I must deduct a star because this was not particularly nice.

My favorite campsite and one of the most beautiful I know, no mass tourism and nature everywhere. Ok maybe the sea isn't alsways that perfect (because of sea weed) but you can't blame the camping site for that — they cannot influence the sea. Tip: best fish restaurant at Grado and absolutly worth the price.

Interesting setting, if you like that kind of sandy beaches, shallow, with seaweed and other. A fine protected area at the end of the beach, marshy, muddy, makes you feel like a wading bird. What is absolutely intolerable, though, is the shower situation, which the management was duly made aware of. You have to purchase tokens to get ANY water, not just hot. Apparently, one of the showers has free cold water, which we learned as we were paying and leaving. Anyway, we are not going back there unless they fix it. Do not yourself if you don't fancy standing sweated, naked and miserable under a dry shower. A pity.

We stayed 3 nights: felt like a prison with steel gates to beach which they locked every evening. No paper in toilet, need to buy special coins to shower, much moscitos. BUT, worst of all the local italian permanent stayers who act like they own the camping. We NEVER go back there again. Warning!

Only the Austrians at the start. Very expensive toilet paper or toilet glasses. Showers cost extra. And the sea is warmer just like the North Sea. Not to be recommended!

From 6 years we attend this camp. The cheapest and relaxing.

The bathrooms are dirty and the guys nn sn heard by directors.