Argentario Camping Village - Strada Provinciale della Giannella

Definitely one of best camping I've ever been. Hope to come again!

Very nice place, nice beach, good coffee, very nice camp, spots for teens are completely in shadow, so really great, BUT... toilet without plank? really?... shower only with chip? and no hose, only the fix shower,... those are things I hate really a lot, sorry

Pro: nice personnel, big swimpool, direct on the sea, reserved parking Cons:Wi-fi not working, loud music from entertainment until midnight. No possibility to wash sand away from your feet returning from the beach, which is definitely not the best one in Italy, no relax areas where just sit w/o having loud music in the ears.

nice and cozy camping. I've been with my tent and i had a nice time. you got 6 hours each day wifi free. you have free electricity but you don't have the traditional plugs, and you need to buy one in the market inside the camping. the food inside it seem to be fresh and it's good

Arrogant employees, the whole camping works with an microchip,this system often does not work, showers would not work. No light in showers OR toilet. The camping area is purposely secluded of the rest of the park. And last but not least employees would not even respond to us, the cassier even walked away when we tried to pay.

I love this camping. Its very comfortable to go to the beach with kids.and they have big swimming pool too. (My kids are 11 and 4years old, they are so enjoy to stay all afternoon there?‍♀️) From 9pm start baby dance?? Also very nice to make a small trip to giglio island and giannutri island from camping village!

I want to be as fair as possible with my review. I stayed with my family and we rented one superior lodge and 1 tent spot. We enjoyed our stay but there were a few things that I feel need to be clarified. Wifi: In 2021, I have higher expectations. The village itself was a bit of a mobile network dead spot so we had to largely rely on wifi to achieve some basic searching needs. Unfortunately, the wifi is not capable of providing at a basic level. I understand that it is likely a significant cost to improve the wifi networking but should be planned for. Perhaps a separate wifi router can be made available on the individual lodge areas. International claims: I speak Italian and I had no problem with getting the information that I needed. However, the external entrance to the camping village stated International. All signs are in Italian. All activities are in Italian. The amphitheatre performances were dated, crude and over the top slapstick, I imagine that people who are Italian would be a bit insulted by the level of humour as well. Like I said though, I enjoyed my trip there - just expect to give your Italian a workout. Superior Lodge: I almost gave myself a concussion on the master bedroom's overhead cabinet where it meets with the wardrobe. The distance between the wardrobe and the cabinet is too tight and it's difficult to use the wardrobe without accidentally smashing your head into the sharp corner of the cabinet. Ouch. Ouch. The stairs coming onto the wooden terrace were poorly built and started to show wear. We mentioned their condition to the maintenance man and he said that there was nothing that he could do. Two days later, the stair collapsed when we were on it and there was metal screws left sticking out.

This camping is not worth your money. We paid 50 euros (!) per night for a small tent pitch. The sanitary is gross and old, there is no hand soap (during COVID) or toilet paper included. The food in the restaurant is horrible and the employees there are very unfriendly. Pitches are close to the road, during the night there is a lot of noise from cars/motorcycles and people walking that road.