Stork Camping Village

we arrived at the camp, we got a mobile home that we did not order, we paid a mobile home for 5 adults and 1 child, we got for 4 people, when I started to complain, we were told that the reception has no responsibility , and they can't help us (with arrogance)

Werry nice smoll camp. Staf great. Only that the car must be parked outside and that you every time when you go enywere must schearch new place for the car ist noth ok. I think we are not the last time here.

A camping village, between Giulianova and Roseto degli Abruzzi, with lot's of different types of accommodation, spaces for campers, Shell box...it all depends on your choice. It's 2 mins walk from the beach. In-village restaurant with ultimate selections. Friendly staffs and nice coordination of animators.

It's a great summer place for elder people or families with children. For young, active people its rather no-go, because except swimming pool there is nothing to do. All events are organised for kids. Swimming pool is open only for few hours. You have to pay for all extras, like sunbeds or wifi. Its pretty far to Giulianova to go out at night.

Stork Camping has everything that you could possibly want for a completely relaxing holiday. Superb facilities and direct access to the sea. They accept dogs which was my main reason for going there. However, motorhome and campervan owners beware! The places put aside for us are definitely "second class". It is as if they accept motorhomes but would rather we went somewhere else. The staff were excellent and if you use their mobile homes and don't have a dog then this place is one of the very best.

Went with our 3 Kids for the second time. Very frendly service. They changed our cottage to one directly near the beach. Nice camping. Not to big. Beach is beautifull and not overcrowded. Giulianova ans Roseto offer lot of nice restaurants.

I came here with my family from New York to spend three weeks and it had to be the most upsetting and unpleasant vacation ever. My biggest issue was that they were denying my mother who is disabled her legal rights. She had to leave the campsite three times a week to go to a local hospital for dialysis, and needed the car to get in and out of the campsite to meet the transportation provided for her By the hospital. That transportation wasn't allowed on the campsite so the only other option was for her to drive our car to the outside of the campsite to meet the transportation. Being that my mother is disabled she has every right to keep the car inside the campsite for emergencies and for travel. They completely disregarded this and denied her that right, forcing her to wake up at 6am to walk to the transportation and walk back to the campsite after dialysis. And for those of you that don't know after dialysis you are completely drained, basically a vegetable and advised by doctors to stay off your feet. They did not care about this one bit and continued to deny her the right of having the car. On top of that the restrooms were disgusting, the food was overpriced, and the manager did absolutely nothing to try to make our situation better. The manager had no empathy whatsoever. The only thing I enjoyed from this trip was the pizza, tasted like true, authentic Italian pizza. Aside from that the uncleanliness of the campsite and the lack of empathy the staff had made this trip a trip from hell !

We enjoyed two weeks at Stork Camping Village. The bathing here is very safe and the sand is very good for sand castles. Staff are friendly and obliging. Above the high tide level there is sand with a few stones but not uncomfortable to walk on. The restaurant is good with a self service selection. The pool is super for kids. Everything is tidy. The entertainment team were great providing excellent 'baby dance' every evening and beach activities for all ages.