Camping Genova Est

We spontaneously visited you in September 2025 and enjoyed *the well-maintained, simple sanitary facilities, *the punctual rides with the free shuttle to the peace and solitude away from the urban hustle, *the friendly, uncomplicated reception and departure process, *a site change to a spot with a view during our stay, *beautiful in the woods with shaded areas, *drinkable tap water. We thank you for the warm hospitality.

camping on a hillside, no room to maneuver with a car so with a camper!!! It must be said that the welcome for campers is along the path that winds through the camping. The pitches are already small and need to be shared as long as they fit, even if it means sharing your sardine with the neighbor because the tents are so close together. The sanitary facilities are disgusting both in their dilapidation and in their cleanliness, moreover having feet that go under the door when you are on the toilet, that hinders the passage!! The pitches are rather quiet far from the sanitary facilities and the restaurant, but if you are lucky, you will be like us, on the terrace pitch above the restaurant where you will enjoy the music, children's screams, laughter, and discussions until 11PM and then the good mood of the staff until almost 1am who loudly eat pasta with forks scraping the plates while talking in Italian, always with music and who clean up while clanging the plates, moving tables and chairs without any care and all that goes with the resetting for the next service, and all this less than 10 meters from you, with no regard for the campers!!! Electricity is available if you are lucky enough to be able to share it with someone else as there is one socket for 4 pitches, bring your extension cords and power strips! The shuttle service is convenient but you need to be in the first eight as the van will not take more, so it's on foot to the train or bus station and there, the climb is long: 15 minutes and steep the whole way!! To get to Genoa to visit, it is quite well located for the train and bus (to be avoided during rush hour: 2 hours to return via the coastal road) but you will have to walk a bit. For payment, cash only of course!! To summarize, they are sleep merchants who take advantage of a low supply of campsites in Genoa to offer deplorable conditions to the fools who like us did not sufficiently anticipate their passage through the region, a feeling shared by some French families we encountered on site. Last chance camping, to be avoided if possible!!!

This campsite has a decent restaurant and nice spots. The view is also beautiful. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are a bit outdated. And according to the owner, the camp card is only valid from May. My expectations were met.

Apparently, the authors of the website are quite imaginative people. The access road is narrow, which is to be expected in Italy. Much more unpleasant was the parking space that we were assigned despite having made a reservation (and deposit). The water was turned off (early September), all electrical connections were occupied, making it impossible even for experienced camper drivers to maneuver into the parking space. We complained about this, but no one was willing to provide a remedy. Consequently, we did not use this campsite, but we also did not get our deposit back. In conclusion: We encountered several campsites on our journey to Pompeii where one could feel completely at ease.

The location is good for visiting Genoa, but otherwise the facility was extremely cramped and the parking spaces were not nice at all. The sanitary facilities were okay - but there is no vacation feeling there.

We drove here with our caravan and sweated a bit when we saw the way up the mountain, but in the end it wasn't a problem and coming down was even easier. The reception is run by 3 people who alternate, all speak great English and are terribly friendly and helpful if you give them the chance. The beach of Bogliasco is "conveniently" accessible via stairs and is located in a small bay. The campsite has an excellent restaurant and a small shop. Especially great is the service, as reception staff offer a shuttle service to the Bogliasco train station 2-3 times a day. The train to Genoa costs €2.50 per person.

Conveniently located to visit Genoa. Camper service is okay. The sanitary facilities are simple but clean. There is a shuttle service to the train station. The beach is also good for bathing.