Camping Ideal Molino

Narrow pitches, in the rain you stand in a "mud and swimming lake". Sanitary facilities are okay. The beach is more like a stony field. Swimming is only possible with shoes. On the beach, there are more dogs than bathers. €68 for a pitch + 2 people is too expensive.

Great campsite that offers a lot of comfort even in the cooler season. After 20 years, we were back on site. Still a beautiful spot by Lake Garda. The shop was open, and the restaurant offers delicious food.

We had been to this place several times a year for the last 7 years. I was always a big fan. You get to know many guests and recognize each other, etc. The place has a great location right by the water with a small beach and a great restaurant. Now, to the reasons why we will not be going there in the next few years (which makes me very sad). The campsite is just not being maintained anymore, no money is being invested. The spots are washed out from the rain, which means that when it rains, every camper is in a mudhole. The sanitary facilities are good near the restaurant, but the rest is like a 70s youth hostel. It's cleaned once a day, but we shouldn't forget that we are on a 'high-price' campsite here. Two people with a small camper on a standard pitch in the peak season for 12 days costs 1400€!!! I simply expect that during the winter break the spots would be filled and new toilet seats would be hung up, etc. The restaurant on site is frequented a lot by locals and is great. The beach has always been prohibited for dogs, unfortunately that is no longer the case! Due to the misbehavior of many dog owners, it can happen that you sit in dog urine.

This is really a top spot, with sufficiently large plots and partly separated by hedges. The sanitary facilities are a bit older, but always clean. There are also enough individual wash cabins available. The friendliness at the reception is noticeable. The restaurant is really recommendable and very reasonably priced. The surrounding area is good to ride with an e-bike, but there are some steep climbs. ACSI was accepted immediately. We will definitely come back.

Superb campsite. Small and cozy. Friendly staff. View over the lake, own beach. San Felice is reachable on foot. Great for hiking and cycling because the main road makes a large curve around the peninsula. Salo is easily accessible by bike. Salo is not a tourist town; real Italians still live here. This site is not for youth and those interested in loud parties. Ideal for relaxing. The only downside is that the water mill is now powered by electricity.

small family-run campsite; clean sanitary facilities and shady pitches; well-stocked affordable mini-market; very good restaurant directly by the lake, ideal for dog and boat owners. The site is primarily booked by dog owners and therefore requires some tolerance from non-dog owners. The site is not suitable for school children and teenagers.

Arrived in September. Despite booking and unfortunately an advance payment made, we were not informed that slipping was difficult to impossible due to low water levels. Our spot in the front row was dark and the water tap was so filthy that we always had to go to the next one. Unfortunately, our reserved buoy was double booked and the staff was rather irritated than helpful. The only German-speaking person at the reception was very rude and arrogant. The showers could not maintain water temperature and all in all, the place gave off a rather worn impression and seemed to be in decline. The piles of leaves just remained lying around and regularly blew onto the carpet. The price is quite high!!!!

We were here for a week in September 2021. The location is unique, right by the lake with its own access. No public area. The staff is very nice and helpful (I had a technical problem with the hot water, I was quickly provided with assistance). Small supermarket, well-stocked, at normal prices. Restaurant on site very good. Will come again.