Camping Village Baia Domizia

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All said and done we would stay there again but would be very selective with the choice of pitch. Great location between Rome and Naples and very clean amenities. Lots of camper places and we were next to beach. Only problem.was the evening entertainment was always loud and seemed to go on to early hours and we heard everything. Maybe if were further away we would have had a quieter night. On site was very indifferent. Lunch was not nice, service was unfriendly and food not great. Pizza in the evening was OK and a redeeming feature. We chose to eat elsewhere for lunch. On site supermarket very well stocked and no need to shop elsewhere. We had a lovely family break at Baia Domizia Camping Village in June, and overall, it was a great experience for both adults and kids. The location is excellent—nestled in a forested area, which gives it a peaceful and natural atmosphere. Expect to be surrounded by trees, ants, lizards, and the occasional spider. Mosquitoes are present but manageable if you keep your caravan doors closed. The campground itself is spacious and family-friendly, with plenty of activities for all ages. The on-site is fantastic—shallow waters make it especially great for kids. The swimming pools are also excellent and very clean, though limited to opening hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There’s a jacuzzi area, but unfortunately, it’s in need of renovation—some missing tiles led to my son cutting his finger badly on a sharp edge. The camping is very good, with prices similar to what you'd find in nearby towns. A family can easily eat for under €40. That said, pool bar prices are quite high, so bringing your own snacks is a good idea. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and having the ability to park directly beside the caravan was convenient. Each caravan has plenty of space for parking. While the camping village has a lot to offer, I would recommend having a car, as it's a 15–20-minute drive to Cellole for cheaper groceries or to explore surrounding towns and attractions. Some reviews mention noise from a nearby disco, but we didn’t experience any—our nights were quiet and peaceful. The only downside was very poor Wi-Fi and limited mobile data coverage, which seems common across Italy, especially for roaming users. Despite a few minor issues, I would definitely recommend Baia Domizia Camping for families and would strongly consider returning in the future. Extremely loud until 3am in the morning every day. Place mostly nice and clean. The biggest problem is the noise and absolutely no internet(even connection to your mobile data is impossible in this place). Noise was something horrendous. Every ,really every night started at 23:30 until.2/3 am....and the sounds travels around the whole and camping side. It is a full blast, horrible. The only there is disgusting and the only thing worth of eating is Pizza. Staff in the is there for punishment and must not like the job they doing. Would we come back? No, but it is a shame as the place is nice and is good. Terrible experience. Absolutely not recommended. The staff is rude, unhelpful, and completely unprofessional. They go out of their way to find absurd, made-up excuses just to keep your deposit. No cooperation, no support, no willingness to help – they only care about taking advantage of you. We spent an entire week feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. The place is run-down and degrading: tents are like ovens even if you pay extra for air conditioning (which barely works), and there are swarms of mosquitoes, insects, and even spiders. Just awful. The environment is neglected, poorly maintained, and completely unsuitable for anyone looking for even the slightest comfort or respect. There’s no way to have a civil conversation or reach any kind of compromise: this place should be avoided at all costs. My experience was negative in every possible way. I don’t recommend it to anyone. We arrived there at 8.30 and with 2 small children we have to wait until 16:30 for chek in this is a first time for me to wait more than 8 hours If you want to you use the sunbeds on the you have to pay 25€ for the first row and 20 from the second If you want to use the sunbeds on the swimming pool you have to pay also... I mean what a joke... If you order a pizza from the you have to pay 3€ extra if you want to eat there I mean don't get me wrong The place is awesome but this small things is really annoying I would consider if i want to come again Probably not...not in this conditions!!!! Watch out! Don’t go to this place. By far, it is the worst campsite we have ever been. We had to pay 93 euros for a small pitch for our tent without space for our car. The toilets don’t have toiletpaper or soap. The serves terrible food (how can you ruin a lasagne?!?). You have to pay 50 euros per hour to let your children play at the soccer field. The gym closes between 12 AM and 4 PM and the shops between 1 and 5 PM. Maybe, Italians don’t have problems with that but for us it was very inconvenient and made us feel unwelcome. In the pool, you have to wear swimming hats and our children who are very good swimmers were not allowed to enter the pool without our company. In the end, we decided to leave earlier and stayed for two nights at a lovely campsite in Rome. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.