San Francesco Camping Village

We stayed in a mobile home, 2 adults and 3 kids, drove down there and parked close to it. Number 3 in queue to check in, but still took about 20 min. Unfortunately the gardens sprinklers overspray our car at night so I now have a lot of calcium stains on the car which are very difficult to get rid of. We planned on paying for Wi-Fi, but you had to pay PER DEVICE, so with 3 kids and 2 adults, it would be insanely expensive. The absolutely worst part, which is part due to the site and part due to the problems with the human race. When you go to the pool area at around 10-11 am, there are NO sun beds available. There are plenty, that are not in use, but people leave towels and things to reserve them, and nobody from the staff keeps and eye out for it. Their’s a lot of room to fit more sun beds, but maybe that’s due to restrictions in numbers, I don’t know, but it was clearly a problem and many people walked around searching and asking. And if you were lucky to get 1-2 beds, then you had to find a parasol, because people hoarded them too. I lost another piece of trust in humans on this vacation. So to all: Don’t be an idiot and reserve your sun beds, don’t take more than you absolutely need (and no, your 2 kids on 4 and 5 don’t need their own sun bed when there is not enough for everybody!) There is a market on site, but it is more expensive. Drive down the road to MaxiGross instead. Food at the restaurant is good! And I recommend the toasts at the pool, big hit with kids too.