Camping Villaggio Le Marze

Pros

Beautiful site, shaded pitches, short walk to the beach, good restaurant. Pitch/rental accommodation: a lovely site with a variety of offerings.

Cons

Sanitary facilities are inadequate, partly defective, overall in poor condition and not clean. Pitch/rental accommodation: modernize the sanitary facilities and clean them more often.

Pros

very friendly staff excellent facilities Pitch/Rental Accommodation: camper spot is very spacious

Pros

We had the freedom to choose our spot, so we were able to find a good location for ourselves. Pitch/accommodation: Caravan. There was enough space as the towing vehicle had to be parked in the parking lot. But this was not a problem at all.

Cons

The sanitary facilities are a bit outdated, but there were plenty of them and they were always clean. Pitch/accommodation: It was fine for us.

Pros

Beautiful nature camping site under tall trees with a lovely beach Pitch/Rental Accommodation: Good free choice of pitches with nice shade from the trees

Cons

Pitch/Rental Accommodation: Sanitary building drains often clogged with pine needles; please provide a floor squeegee for the showers

Pros

A large Italian campsite aimed at families with small children. Pitch/ Rental accommodation: The space was large enough for the caravan.

Cons

Renew sanitary facilities, create a real swimming pool and improve the other amenities, making them look nicer.

Pros

We were warmly welcomed by Carlo. We stayed on a concrete site that was shady. You can buy delicious wine and chestnut beer there. The red wine has even received an award. We were allowed to set our chairs on a sheltered terrace with a great view. It's great there even with a dog. Campsite/Rental Accommodation: The Ecomuseum offers excellent paths that mark various routes and attractions. It is quiet, and later there was a second camper there too. Highly recommended!

The pitches are mostly very generous and are distributed in a pine forest around the main building with a supermarket, bar, and restaurant. The sanitary facilities are somewhat older but always clean. All the staff are very friendly and helpful. The beach is about 500 meters away. There is plenty to offer for children.

We were here in August for 3 weeks since the desired campsite was already occupied. The site is expansive and the pitches are generous. Due to the little natural vegetation, the site is quite bright and airy. The pizzas in the restaurant are reasonably priced and delicious, and you can also order the food to take away. During our stay, about 90% of the campers were Italian (which was absolutely not disturbing). The washrooms are large and could use some renovation or a more thorough cleaning, but they were still acceptable. The site was always clean, despite the many dogs, which were hardly noticeable. Dogs are also allowed on the beach, which was also not disturbing. The path to the beach is easily accessible by foot or by bicycle. The beach is wide and gently slopes into the sea. It is divided into an area for rented sun loungers and an area with "free choice of seating." There is an underpass under the road. The road itself was not noticeable from the campsite. As is common in Italy, there are regular animations during the main season, even sometimes until after midnight. The playground is right next to the bar and well-equipped (swings, seesaws, climbing frames, etc.) There is also a climbing park attached to the campsite for small to large. When you are there, a visit to Castiglione is a must. The old town of Grosseto is also worth seeing and there are many opportunities for day trips (Saturnia, Siena, San Gimignano, Massa Marittima, etc.)