Le Palme Lazise Family Collection

Quiet location, lake access for walking and cycling. Small and clear. The only drawback is that the sanitary facilities should be upgraded. Very friendly staff.

We were at the campsite for 1 week in August. The price for 2 people per day was 90 euros, which we had to consider far overpriced compared to comparable places nearby. The site was very noisy and the pitches not very appealing. Particularly during rain, the site was saturated and muddy. The sanitary facilities were outdated and partially poorly maintained. For example, individual toilets and showers could not be locked. There were many dogs on the site. The pool area was okay.

Unlike many neighboring places, it is rather small, the little shop now has, at the beginning of April, only a limited selection, the pool was still closed, but looks great, we did not visit the restaurant. The sanitary facilities were clean at all times.

Not recommended in the rain, only narrow pedestrian access via stairs at the lakeshore possible.

We have been coming here for years. Why? Because there is no campsite by Lake Garda that offers everything you need for camping. Dogs are welcome and you can wonderfully walk with your dog. We love the family-friendly vibe because this campsite is not as crowded as the larger ones. And folks, those who write here that the sanitary facilities are not good are very much mistaken. They are very clean and honestly, if you want a high standard, you shouldn't go camping. The pool is ideal for quickly swimming a few laps, if you, like us, do not remain lying by the pool but return to the camper and the dog. And what’s great is visiting the bars down by the lake in the evening. With a bike or bus, you can wonderfully reach all the surrounding towns. We love the entire atmosphere of this place and can only recommend it.

It’s a mystery to me how the campsite could get so many stars. Those who want to be entertained late into the night with animation programs, those who like old and sometimes defective showers and toilets, and who prefer to park their camping vehicle on dry dirt are right here. On the positive side, I can mention the cleanliness of the sanitary facilities. They were cleaned more often during the day. We also found the pizza in the restaurant to be good. Oh yes, I almost forgot, the camp card was not accepted.

Small campsite with a nice pool area for children. Premium pitches by the lake become a muddy landscape when it rains, as the ground does not absorb the water and the water drains poorly due to the terraced layout. View of the lake is top-notch. Due to the access restriction from the lake with wristbands, no strangers are on the property. Very negative is the lack of cleanliness of the sanitary facilities. We are not talking about too high usage or too low cleaning intervals, but the dirt has been stuck in the joints for months. Lack of cleanliness at the pool, which is still just about

Staff at the reception are friendly, helpful, and multilingual. At the pitch, water, electricity, sewage, TV connection, and good Wi-Fi are available, no shower tokens needed, everything is inclusive. Pitch 131 is mostly flat, large enough for our semi-integrated vehicle, and has a great view of the lake. The lower, freshly renovated sanitary building is clean and cleaned several times a day. Access to the lake is via a wristband, so no strangers wander around the area. The small self-service market offers everything essential at still fair prices. The food in the restaurant is tasty and not overpriced. Down at the lake right on the promenade with the walking/cycling path. The cycle path to Peschiera is very good, while towards Lazise-Bardolino-Garda is somewhat more challenging. The bus stop for excursions by bus is about a 10-minute walk.