stayed 2 nights in June and went into Sienna by bus on both days. very good bus service - the bus actually comes into the campsite
30 mins and very cheap - don\'t ever drive into Siena - parking is a mare!
great pitch and facilities - if this site had a pool we would have stayed longer

Site is set in woods and on a typically small Italian road. The road is not noisy at night, facilities are good and has small shop with bread on site. Most importantly the bus to Siena stops in the campsite so it is ideal for visiting Siena

This is a re visit of the site for us. It\'s a basic site with clean sanitary facilities, odd showers with strange folding doors and no dry area but it\'s a great site for visiting sienna. Bus pulls into the campsite and you can buy tickets from reception. The pitches are hard standing some with lots of shade. We stayed to visit sienna but for us it\'s not a campsite to stay for a weeks holiday.

This is a quiet woodland terraced site. Some pitches needed leveling chocks. Pitches are good size. There is a simple wash block that this very clean. No separate dry area in showers and strange folding doors but well kept. The bus to Siena stops actually inside the campsite and Siena was beautiful, if you are in this area we can\'t recommend enough to go there. We actually caught the later bus at 4pm and then home on the 8pm from Siena. There were 2 earlier buses at 8.30am and 10.45am but the first bus returning in the afternoon was about 4pm which may be too long for some?? There is a footpath to the side of the site that goes to Sovicille. Nearest supermarket is Rosia. The lady on reception wasn\'t the friendliest! This site is perfect to visit Siena and surrounding area if you have a car or scooter - it\'s not for the faint hearted on a push bike!

We agree with other positive comments here - a pleasant site in attractive surroundings with the obvious benefit of an easy bus service into Sienna. Short walk to Sovicille village centre with small supermarket etc. Sanitary facilities are good, clean & plentiful. Friendly & helpful staff. Wi-fi available. Recommended.

This is a nice little site despite having no real views of the lovely Tuscan countryside as it is surrounded by trees. The pitches are gravel and are shady and level. Water and electricity points are plentiful around the site. There are some static units near the top of the site but the majority are touring pitches. There is a very friendly bar and a shop but no restaurant facilities. However it is within walking distance (about 15 mins) of the restaurants in the small town of Sovicilli. The site is excellent for visiting Siena with a bus service that actually stops inside of the site. As motorhome parking at Siena costs 20 euros this is a big plus for the campsite. The toilets and showers were of a good standard and clean with loo paper supplied but no toilet seats. The cubicles though were quite small with strange fold back doors. There is no dry area in the shower cubicles and clothing is best kept dry outside the door but despite this the showers were hot and mostly worked well. The site was dog friendly with some good walks for our dog both inside and out. We found a real mix of nationalities staying here, Dutch, German, Danes, English, French, and Spanish. We would certainly stay again.

Large flat gravel pitches with plenty of tree cover. Not hilly. A bus to Sienna which departs from campsite. Quiet day and night with plenty of fire flies at night, in June.

A very quiet, well run campsite with easy access to Siena. Owners were friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. Pitches are hard standing and shady. Facilities were always immaculate being some of the cleanest we have found. We have no hesitation in recommending this site.

Lovely peaceful site. Clean, tidy, quiet. Beautiful surroundings. Dog friendly. Bus to Siena stops in site. Good base for touring this wonderful area. And the best coffee in Italy! I recommend sitting outside the bar having breakfast or an evening drink. Heaven!

This evaluation has been obtained by our inspector from a questionnaire at the camp site.