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Spina Camping Village


Calificaciones

Valoraciones en detalle

  • Tranquilidad
    3.7

  • Comida / Tiendas
    3.8

  • Limpieza general
    4.0

  • Limpieza de las instalaciones sanitarias
    3.9

  • Estado del alojamiento de alquiler
    4.6

  • Amabilidad
    4.3

  • Infraestructura
    3.8

  • Actividad(es) de entretenimiento
    3.8

  • Lugar
    4.0

  • Relación calidad-precio
    4.2

  • Instalaciones sanitarias
    4.2

Lo que escriben los invitados

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2.0
Lutz B.
Estancia: Aug 2014
"Actually good, swimming pool unfriendly and dogs shitting..... everywhere - Let's start with the positives: The pitches for caravans / motorhomes are large enough. The toilets / washrooms are easy to reach. The beach is easy to reach by bus and, despite initial skepticism, is not a problem. The beach, where there are no parasols, is not cleaned, but it is not bad in itself. Now to the negatives: there is huge advertising on the homepage about the new slides. They are really great, but unfortunately they are only open for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon. You can imagine what the crowds are like then. There really wouldn't be anything going on at the slides if they were open all day (not during the lunch break, of course). The lifeguards are unfriendly to a fault and make use of their whistle all day long. Children really don't even dare to have fun anymore because they are whistled at every little thing. I myself am a strict father and can't stand it when rules are broken, but what goes on in the pool is really pure harassment by bad-tempered lifeguards (there was one woman who was the worst of all). The lifeguards couldn't speak German or English and explained to our children in Italian what was wrong. Even I couldn't figure out what was wrong. Now to the staff of the campsite (also called staff). It all started with the fact that we were 2 families with 2 caravans. He wanted to put us together on a pitch in the middle of the dog area. Sounds strange, but that's how it is. With an annoyed, incomprehensible look from him, we then looked further and found 2 nice pitches. These pitches were far away from the dog areas, but there was still dog poo everywhere on our main road and unfortunately our children had to experience this bitterly. It was a great job cleaning the shoes covered in dog poo. The best thing was that people with dogs were walking between our caravans. There is no doctor on site. You are sent into town to a doctor who only speaks Italian and treats a Petermann fish (stingfish) as a jellyfish. As we couldn't believe this, we then found out for ourselves using Google that it must have been a Petermann fish. The next amazing thing was that the beloved staff came and asked us when we were leaving. Why do they have computers with everything on them? And here it comes and you have to promise not to laugh. All the guests with motorhomes between us had to dismantle and move to other pitches. And do you know why? A group of Dutch travelers came with 15 caravans and mobile homes. And so that the good Dutch people could stand together, the other guests had to move. And here's the kicker: the Dutch didn't do anything together and everyone sat in front of their camper and twiddled their thumbs. So, they didn't have to stand next to each other. There's a lunch break from 1 to 3 p.m., so nothing goes in or out like on any other campsite. But when the Dutch arrive, there's no lunch break. They drove in at 2 p.m. and cheerfully set up. They also had dogs with them and stood in the middle of the non-dog area. On the last evening, 2 Swedes arrived. They took over our friends' pitch straight away and let their dog run up the tree next to our friends' caravan. It was a really unusual smell. Due to the fact that the site is next to a nature reserve, the mosquitoes were very active. Despite wearing long clothes and using mosquito spray, we looked like crumb cakes. We were only sprayed on the main road but not in the parking lanes. Pure waste of spray. Due to the fact that the negatives outweigh the positives, they will never see me again and if anyone asks me, I will say that I wouldn't go there.
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Actividades recomendadas por los invitados

SwimmingNatación (8 Huéspedes)
CyclingCiclismo (6 Huéspedes)
HikingCaminata (4 Huéspedes)

Mountainbiking
Ciclismo de montaña
(4 Huéspedes)
Sightseeing
Excursiones
(4 Huéspedes)
Relaxing
Relajación
(3 Huéspedes)
Culinary
Comida/Bebida
(2 Huéspedes)
Fishing
Pesca
(2 Huéspedes)
Motorboat
Lancha a motor
(2 Huéspedes)
Strolling
Paseos
(2 Huéspedes)
CrossCountry
Esquí de fondo
(1 Huésped)

Calificado por invitados como "Adecuado para"

4.3
Huéspedes con perros
4.2
Familias con niños menores de 12 años
4.1
Familias con niños menores de 6 años
3.8
Familias con niños menores de 18 años
3.7
Personas mayores
3.6
Huéspedes con tiendas de campaña
3.6
Parejas
3.2
Grupos de jóvenes

Descripción

Perfil

Spina Family Camping Village está situado en la costa adriática, en el bello entorno de la reserva natural Parco Regionale Veneto del Delta del Po. Acampar en este gran camping familiar es una gran experiencia para toda la familia. Entre …otras cosas, encontrará un gran parque acuático y una playa privada. Tampoco tendrá que salir del camping para ir de compras o a comer fuera. Puede montar su caravana o tienda a la sombra de los pinos. Las parcelas están perfectamente delimitadas y son de distintos tamaños, tanto en hierba como en arena. En este camping también es posible pasar la noche en uno de los diversos chalés o en una tienda de safari de lujo sin equipo de acampada propio. Si le gusta nadar, este camping es perfecto para usted. Con un gran parque acuático y una playa privada, podrá elegir dónde divertirse en el agua cada día. La playa privada está a unos setecientos metros. ¿Demasiado lejos? Afortunadamente, también hay un autobús lanzadera gratuito. La playa de arena, que se adentra suavemente en el mar, es ideal para los niños. El parque acuático del camping tiene una piscina infantil poco profunda que es segura incluso para los más pequeños. ¿Se le ha abierto el apetito? Entonces visite uno de los restaurantes de la playa o el restaurante junto a la piscina. Spina Family Camping Village se asegura de que los huéspedes de todas las edades pasen unas vacaciones inolvidables. Por eso, el equipo de animación organiza divertidas actividades para niños y adultos, pero especialmente para adolescentes. Todos los días hay algo divertido que vivir, como un musical, una noche de discoteca o un concurso de talentos. El camping también cuenta con varios campos de deportes y un parque infantil.
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  • Tamaño del sitio: 24 ha (Condiciones del suelo: Césped)
  • Número total de parcelas: 1450
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Precio de referencia

Temporada alta 40,00 €*
CampingCard logoCampingCard ACSI23,00 €
*Dos adultos, caravana, coche, electricidad y tasas locales por noche

Horas de funcionamiento

20. April - 16. September

Ubicación

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3.8

Indicaciones

Tome la A14 hacia Bolonia, después la A13 hacia Padua. Salga en Ferrara Sud. Son 49 kilómetros hasta Lido di Spina. La ruta está bien señalizada.
  • Mar: En el sitio
  • Se encuentra en las montañas: No
  • Siguiente ciudad: 10 km
  • Siguiente ciudad/pueblo: 2 km
  • Estación de tren o autobús: 0,5 km

Dirección

Via del Campeggio 99
44024  Lido di Spina
Italia
Coordenadas GPS
Lat 44.628121787489285, Long 12.255197523803702
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Contacto

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