Flaminio Village Bungalow Park - Campground

The best positioned camp in Rome. Train station Due Ponti is about 200 m from the camp and it takes you straight to Piazza del Popolo in 15 m from there you can continue for the same ticket of €1.50 you can buy on the reception. On the way back train stops at Due Ponti station on request only, so in the evening you have to count about 6 stations and ring the bell by the door. It is difficult to count as it doesn't stop at all stations unless someone rings the bell. The best is to see previous station even if it doesn't stop and then you ring the bell. It is not easy at first as train windows are dirty and station names are not imediately visible. If you stay more days you get used to it and you can ask in the train and people will help. There is a reasonable priced supermarket on the way to the station which is open until 22.00. Camp is very long but there is a electric bugy which can take you to the reception up to 12.00 and from 16. 00 to 20.00 but in the late season finishes early and it is not there, so don't count on it. Anyway it is not difficult to walk and you do that in Rome so another about 700 m shouldn't be a problem. The camp is very clean and organised and toilets and showers are very clean and cleaned all the time. There are electricity connections not far to every pitch. Staff can always be better some are grumpy and some very polite. I was there in late season so it was very good. In the high season is more difficult but that is to be expected in camp and in Rome and any major tourist areas. If you have a big expensive camper you obviously need to think that you have less space and it is difficult to manouver but in the late seson there were a plenty of big campers and trailers and we didn't see that they have any problems. If you travel and complain about the noise or anything all the time then stay at home and complain there or pay for luxury hotel in the middle of Rome . They charge to hear complains. Buy the earplugs or stay in the nature but this is the place to visit Rome and for that it is very convenient. You have to asume that campers and trailers and tents and bungalows are not the best isolated accommodation but you choose it for other reasons. As the camps go, this is one of the best especially near the big city and main tourist attractions.

Very disappointing experience. Arrived in October 2023 stayed for 6 nights. Swimming pool not accessible even with weather still being very warm. One of the younger reception girls very rude. Stayed first 4 nights then got transferred to another supposedly bigger bungalow. After putting all our things in we discovered we had no power and no ammetnities. They tried to fix but to no avail so we had to move to a bungalow right at the back of the village opposite the pool. The WiFi down here was non existent. Had 2 nights down the dead camels arse end of the park. On the last night 23/10/23 there was a total power outage in the whole park which went right on through the eveving and into the next day. I demanded a refund for thr inconvenience caused and they gave me an email address to contact them as we were checking out that day 24/10. After 2months of consistently emailing and even calling them from Australia and speaking to reception and a confirmed promise from piergiorgio in an email to refund me for all thr inconvenience caused I still have had no success. They are extremely unprofessional and disrespectful towards their customers. They do not know how to run a business successfully. Hopefully other people have a much better experience than I did