{"idArea":"5458","servizi":"1,2,3,4,5,7,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,22","posizioni":"3,11","numCommenti":"10","voto":"7.70","evidenza":"0000","lat":"41.887560","lng":"12.404530","cat":"2","nome":"Roma+Camping+in+Town","comune":"Roma","provincia":"RM","indirizzo":"Via Aurelia 831 (km 8,2)","cap":"00100","descrizione":"Closest to the city centre, the campsite offers bungalows, mobile homes and 100 pitches separated by hedges and equipped with 10A electrical hook-ups. Amenities include: toilets with hot showers, disabled toilets, self-service laundry with paid washing machines and dryers, dishwashers, bar-restaurant, market, swimming pool (May-October), soccer fields, Wi-Fi, and camper service. Shuttle service to Fiumicino and Ciampino airports and the city center. Bus stops outside the campsite: Buses 246 (towards Cornelia) or 247 (Cipro Metro Station) will take you to the Cornelia Metro A stop, from where you can take the metro to all the central stations. On your return trip, simply take the Metro A line towards Battistini to the Cornelia stop.","tariffa":"See site","apertura":null,"phone":"+39066623018","phone2":"","phone3":"","dintorni":"5 km from the Vatican."}
[{"autore":"147694","data":"18\/07\/2025","commento":"Nothing to complain about about the campsite. The only unfortunate thing was a youth convention that wandered around singing all night. We called reception and they promptly intervened, giving us time to fall asleep. The reception was efficient but impersonal.","voto":"10","idAreaGiudizio":"81065"},{"autore":"141082","data":"16\/03\/2025","commento":"Truly well-serviced and well-maintained. Aside from the fact that it's on a state road, you'd hardly notice it, and buses in Rome run whenever they want (my experience, maybe bad luck). Excellent, the amount of staff is impressive. Clean bathrooms and showers, XS pitches "measured" but a good price for this pitch with a bit of quiet greenery and a few "unexpected" extra services. If you book on their website you can use a bus to and from Rome for free, otherwise it's 5 euros (which must be booked at reception anyway). In Rome, you can pay for transport by swiping a credit card (or contactless payments) at the ticket machines; they'll charge you 1.50 euros only the first time (for 100 minutes, after which you pay for another 100).","voto":"10","idAreaGiudizio":"79669"},{"autore":"104564","data":"08\/03\/2025","commento":"Among the noteworthy campsites in Italy. Excellent experience.","voto":"9","idAreaGiudizio":"79631"},{"autore":"148236","data":"22\/01\/2025","commento":"Arrived on January 11, 2025, with a reservation for three campers, arriving Friday. I reported the presence of the other two, and asked them to stay close together. Upon arrival, we didn't have any adjacent pitches. The lady at check-in (S.) told us that she was responsible for her own actions, not those of her colleagues. In a haughty and rude manner, she dismissed us, saying that those were the pitches and that was it. I should point out that the campsite is empty. Otherwise, everything else was fine. Both the bar and the supermarket are a bit expensive, but we're in Rome!","voto":"2","idAreaGiudizio":"79414"},{"autore":"118230","data":"24\/06\/2024","commento":"Excellent location for visiting the city. It offers various solutions in terms of pitch size and services (water and electricity shared and not). The shuttle to the city center has limited schedules (last return trip at 8:00 PM). A bus is available in front of the campsite. There is also a bicycle and scooter rental service. The market is small and decidedly expensive, but just exit the campsite and cross the road via an overpass and you have a large supermarket at your disposal (also expensive but not as much as the one inside). The campsite is quiet except on Saturday afternoons when really annoying music comes from the pool (3:30 PM-7:00 PM). It's fun, but it's impossible to talk in the pool (at those times). I hope I arrived on a particularly noisy Saturday. You still feel safe at the campsite. The price seems high, but we're talking about 50 euros per day for a pitch in Rome.","voto":"8","idAreaGiudizio":"75865"},{"autore":"149423","data":"08\/05\/2024","commento":"Pros: Convenient to the center, good restaurant for breakfast and dinner (a bit limited choice due to their strict menus) with pizza, pasta, and a few main courses, but very good and super fast. Great for getting to the center on bus 246 or Cotral lines (I don't know the number, I asked the driver), get to the Cornelia metro stop, and then take the metro to get everywhere. Cons: The bathrooms were undergoing maintenance, so the entire women's section was closed during the April 25th long weekend. The result was five toilets and five showers in a single campsite bathroom block for all the campers present, both men's and women's. Five showers, one of which didn't have a lockable door, and another with a broken hanger. The sinks all have a single slide with no place to put things or hang them up\u2014very inconvenient, but there was always paper and soap, and separate toilets for children. The bathrooms had open doors day and night. We arrived when it was very cold and freezing inside, and despite complaining to reception, nothing changed.","voto":"8","idAreaGiudizio":"75252"},{"autore":"125032","data":"02\/11\/2021","commento":"Good campsite for campers, good sized pitches with electricity hookups; There is a restaurant \/ pizzeria and bar. At the reception, ATM and automatic ticket office for public transport. Outside the hotel, there is a public bus stop, which leads close to the metro. Sanitary facilities with hot showers, very clean and efficient.","voto":"10","idAreaGiudizio":"60022"},{"autore":"116092","data":"21\/05\/2018","commento":"Very nice and well kept. Close to the center which is quickly reached by bus + metro (automatic ticketing at the reception). Quite spacious pitches, almost bordered by hedges. We stayed 1 night during the week and therefore not very crowded. Very beautiful and well kept bathrooms. We were unable to use the pool due to bad weather (too bad!). Very kind, professional and nice staff. Prices are average being a 4 star","voto":"10","idAreaGiudizio":"35856"},{"autore":"111797","data":"08\/01\/2018","commento":"I was there during the Christmas holidays, the campsite is beautiful and quite comfortable to reach the center; in the periods when there is no shuttle, for example in winter, you have to take a bus, the stop is right in front of the campsite, and then the metro. The prices seemed too expensive to me and the rates applied with too much rigidity. I noticed cars and campers that circulated in the campsite at all hours, having children in tow this little thing I liked.","voto":"6","idAreaGiudizio":"34495"},{"autore":"11837","data":"05\/09\/2017","commento":"Great as a campsite, but a little too taxy and expensive. And the bathrooms should be checked and cleaned better.","voto":"4","idAreaGiudizio":"32727"}]
Closest to the city centre, the campsite offers bungalows, mobile homes and 100 pitches separated by hedges and equipped with 10A electrical hook-ups. Amenities include: toilets with hot showers, disabled toilets, self-service laundry with paid washing machines and dryers, dishwashers, bar-restaurant, market, swimming pool (May-October), soccer fields, Wi-Fi, and camper service. Shuttle service to Fiumicino and Ciampino airports and the city center. Bus stops outside the campsite: Buses 246 (towards Cornelia) or 247 (Cipro Metro Station) will take you to the Cornelia Metro A stop, from where you can take the metro to all the central stations. On your return trip, simply take the Metro A line towards Battistini to the Cornelia stop.
Nearby
5 km from the Vatican.
What motorhome travellers say
Campers consider the campsite well-located for visiting Rome, with good amenities and variable pitches. Guests report that the facility is clean and well-maintained, appreciating the large staff. Some guests complain about noise from the pool on weekends and high prices at the bar and market. During bathroom maintenance work, campers reported significant inconveniences, with inadequate restrooms and doors protruding into the cold. Generated by AI from the text of user reviews
Nothing to complain about about the campsite. The only unfortunate thing was a youth convention that wandered around singing all night. We called reception and they promptly intervened, giving us time to fall asleep. The reception was efficient but impersonal.
Truly well-serviced and well-maintained. Aside from the fact that it's on a state road, you'd hardly notice it, and buses in Rome run whenever they want (my experience, maybe bad luck). Excellent, the amount of staff is impressive. Clean bathrooms and showers, XS pitches "measured" but a good price for this pitch with a bit of quiet greenery and a few "unexpected" extra services. If you book on their website you can use a bus to and from Rome for free, otherwise it's 5 euros (which must be booked at reception anyway). In Rome, you can pay for transport by swiping a credit card (or contactless payments) at the ticket machines; they'll charge you 1.50 euros only the first time (for 100 minutes, after which you pay for another 100).
Arrived on January 11, 2025, with a reservation for three campers, arriving Friday. I reported the presence of the other two, and asked them to stay close together. Upon arrival, we didn't have any adjacent pitches. The lady at check-in (S.) told us that she was responsible for her own actions, not those of her colleagues. In a haughty and rude manner, she dismissed us, saying that those were the pitches and that was it. I should point out that the campsite is empty. Otherwise, everything else was fine. Both the bar and the supermarket are a bit expensive, but we're in Rome!
Excellent location for visiting the city. It offers various solutions in terms of pitch size and services (water and electricity shared and not). The shuttle to the city center has limited schedules (last return trip at 8:00 PM). A bus is available in front of the campsite. There is also a bicycle and scooter rental service. The market is small and decidedly expensive, but just exit the campsite and cross the road via an overpass and you have a large supermarket at your disposal (also expensive but not as much as the one inside). The campsite is quiet except on Saturday afternoons when really annoying music comes from the pool (3:30 PM-7:00 PM). It's fun, but it's impossible to talk in the pool (at those times). I hope I arrived on a particularly noisy Saturday. You still feel safe at the campsite. The price seems high, but we're talking about 50 euros per day for a pitch in Rome.
Pros: Convenient to the center, good restaurant for breakfast and dinner (a bit limited choice due to their strict menus) with pizza, pasta, and a few main courses, but very good and super fast. Great for getting to the center on bus 246 or Cotral lines (I don't know the number, I asked the driver), get to the Cornelia metro stop, and then take the metro to get everywhere. Cons: The bathrooms were undergoing maintenance, so the entire women's section was closed during the April 25th long weekend. The result was five toilets and five showers in a single campsite bathroom block for all the campers present, both men's and women's. Five showers, one of which didn't have a lockable door, and another with a broken hanger. The sinks all have a single slide with no place to put things or hang them up—very inconvenient, but there was always paper and soap, and separate toilets for children. The bathrooms had open doors day and night. We arrived when it was very cold and freezing inside, and despite complaining to reception, nothing changed.
Good campsite for campers, good sized pitches with electricity hookups; There is a restaurant / pizzeria and bar. At the reception, ATM and automatic ticket office for public transport. Outside the hotel, there is a public bus stop, which leads close to the metro. Sanitary facilities with hot showers, very clean and efficient.
Very nice and well kept. Close to the center which is quickly reached by bus + metro (automatic ticketing at the reception). Quite spacious pitches, almost bordered by hedges. We stayed 1 night during the week and therefore not very crowded. Very beautiful and well kept bathrooms. We were unable to use the pool due to bad weather (too bad!). Very kind, professional and nice staff. Prices are average being a 4 star
I was there during the Christmas holidays, the campsite is beautiful and quite comfortable to reach the center; in the periods when there is no shuttle, for example in winter, you have to take a bus, the stop is right in front of the campsite, and then the metro. The prices seemed too expensive to me and the rates applied with too much rigidity. I noticed cars and campers that circulated in the campsite at all hours, having children in tow this little thing I liked.
Great as a campsite, but a little too taxy and expensive. And the bathrooms should be checked and cleaned better.
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