Faranghe! Reviews

5.0
John E.July 2024
Advantages
Camping Faranghe, next year 'La Luna' is a lovely place where you can camp on a small-scale (22 large sites with electricity) campsite. The new owners, Inke and Jort, are two passionate entrepreneurs who have made their dream come true with this campsite. Inke and Jort are visible on the campsite in a positive way. If not on the camping terrace itself, they can be found in the central Countryhouse where the cozy pizza-dinner or pasta evenings take place. Especially the pizza evenings are very cozy and after all, you make the best pizzas yourself ;-). Jort bakes them in the wood oven where you stand with a drink. Sannitair is fine and renovated and is central to the campsite. Pool is not big but fine to take a refreshing dip on a hot day. The surroundings are beautiful. Nice places and with an hour's drive you can get to the larger cities as well. By train you are in the heart of Rome in two hours. Olive oil and wine tasting is also on the menu here. The latter always involves Inke or Jort to translate the story of the wine because both speak fluent Italian.
Negatives
At the time we were there for two weeks they were completing the construction of a tunnel in the valley. This sometimes gave some noise when the wind was wrong. The last part of the route to the campsite has a steep part downhill which gives no problems with Caravan or trailer (I have one myself). If you do not have a very strong car (like myself) Jort offers help by means of a tractor. He then puts your camping equipment 'upstairs' on a nice straight piece of road so you can leave quietly.
Relaxing in Le Marche
In short; a very pleasant campsite run by two young people with a passion. We will definitely come back. Maybe next year already;-)
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4.0
Stephan T.May 2019
Advantages
- very quiet / close to nature - very friendly owners with conversations - super nice lounge and terrace
Negatives
- Simple sanitary facilities - Location for activities rather secluded - no actual playground
Nice and quiet
The campsite has been run by a very nice Dutch couple for a number of years and therefore mainly accommodates Dutch guests (90% according to Michel). We were able to get to know the campsite in mid-May and we were completely alone at that time. Our rating can therefore only refer to the low season. The... site itself is very green with lots of herbs along the edge and younger trees and bushes. The medical center is made up of two containers and is kept very simple, but basically works. It was clean for us, but we were only there on our own. The site has a nice communal room and an even nicer communal terrace at the owners' house. The two of them also like to stop by there for a short informal chat, often with tips for excursions or fresh eggs from the chickens. So it's definitely not an anonymous campsite. WiFi is available free of charge at the house in question, not on the pitches. Cars should be parked away from the caravans/tents. In summer there is probably also something for children to do, but of course we didn't have any due to the occupancy. There is no playground in the classic sense, but the children can discover the Nato. The site is very quiet if you don't mind the many birdsong. Overall, however, it is also very remote, so you always have to drive a little for other activities in the Marche region. Also beware of the access road. It is quite narrow, but drivable. As it goes steeply downhill to the campsite, Michel likes to pull the caravan back up with his off-road vehicle.
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5.0
Huib v.August 2015
Advantages
Friendly operators Peace and quiet Leisure facilities Cozy
Pure relaxation
We were here from mid-August to early September with our children of 4.5 and 8. The terrain and the sanitary facilities are not top, but also not bad and are clean, it was enough for us. The pitches are spacious. When we called to see if there was still space available (it's a small campsite, 19 pitches),... the next question was whether we wanted to eat with them. On Monday there is a generous, delicious meal, together with the other camping guests. Of course you get to know each other quickly. Then there were cooking classes, pizza baking for children and lots of excursions in the area. It's best to take a look at the website. We really enjoyed these weeks and can recommend it to anyone who wants to experience Italy.
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