Camping Lido Salpi

Positive: The site is very quiet. There is shade from old trees. The sandy beach is beautiful. The food in the restaurant is delicious. Negative: The sanitary facilities are the worst. I’m not demanding, but the extremely limited number of showers and toilets is only made worse by the fact that some are simply not functional. The flies drive you crazy. I have never experienced anything like this in over 40 years of camping. One feels worse than a cow in a barn. It seems to me that there is a hygiene issue because along the way to the reception, it smelled of feces, and there doesn’t seem to be a sewage system like those I’ve seen at campsites in Italy. Since the nearest villages are over 10 km away, I also don't believe in a sewer system. There is also no waste sorting - I have not seen that in Italy for decades. What a shame.

The operators and the staff were exceptionally polite and helpful! The food options at the site were very diverse and highly recommended!

Good location. Simple but clean. Right by the sea. Great. Friendly reception, large spots under pine trees. Absolute peace.

The campsite is simple but always clean. Campers who complain about pit toilets or missing toilet paper should try the VIP campsites starting at €50 per night. Everyone working on the site is very helpful and friendly. The small shop is well-stocked and the food in the restaurant is excellent. The real problem comes from dog owners who have no clue about dogs. We have spent our holidays here several times before and will spend our holiday here again this year.

The place is nicely landscaped. The people are friendly. I was welcomed in German. The beach is right by the campsite. Unlike many other beaches in Southern Italy, there is a large shallow area in the water here, so both children and non-swimmers can enjoy the water. The sanitary facilities are clean. There is a new sanitary building, so here, unlike elsewhere, the facilities are not in need of renovation. It was one of the best or rather the best spots on my tour of Southern Italy.

Aside from the very beautiful beach, unfortunately, we cannot report anything positive. The sanitary facilities are more than outdated and rundown, in our opinion not usable even though they are clean. There is a somewhat newer sanitary facility in the rear part of the campsite, there is hot water but only one sitting toilet for women. The campsite is indeed very inexpensive and is open year-round, but we moved on after one night.

The place has a quiet, beautiful location right by the beach where you can just relax. Super nice. Otherwise, the place is also very quiet. The toilets are okay, the showers clean and nicely warm. The takeaway pizza is really delicious, just takes some time, about 1 hour, so order early enough and then pick it up. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We felt very comfortable and the price is great for what is offered.

Very friendly and funny staff. The sanitary facilities are basic, but clean, although you have to bring your own toilet paper and soap, etc. A small shop for essentials is available, paninis are made there and can be picked up in the morning on order, rarely have I eaten such tasty bread. Food in the restaurant is good and plentiful. At the end of May, we paid 17 euros for a small camper and two people, a great price-performance ratio.