We stayed here for four nights. The campsite is situated down a steep road and next to the harbour. Good toilet facilities and a nice family run atmosphere. The restaurant is reasonably priced and the food is excellent. Outside the campsite a bus will take you to the train station for trips to Pompeii and you can get boats from the harbour for trips to Sorrento, Capri and the Amalfi coast. A great base to explore the region. Highly recommended.

This is an excellent site. Because of it\'s unique location it\'s very busy and spaces are compact. However Giovanni the owner and his staff run a great show with friendliness and humour. We arrived late and there were no spaces but we were put in a little parking spot for the night and he sorted us out in the morning. Giovanni guides you into a spot amongst the trees with the skill of a conductor directing an orchestra. The onsite restaurant is very good and they have a well stocked minimarket. From.the site the ferries to Capri and Positano are only a 5
minute walk to the marina. There also is a shuttle bus to the train station for visits to Pompeii or Sorrento. We enjoyed our time immensely.

The campsite owner was extremely helpful. Facilities basic but clean. Beautiful area.

We rarely read or leave reviews as they are so subjective and personal to an individuals expectations. It is only when we experience an exceptional site that we comment on it. This is a typical Italian site. The access is steep narrow and twisting, culminating in turning through an archway. However it not at all dangerous and is nothing that any competent Caravanner or motorhome driver should not be able to cope with. On arrival you are met by John who runs the site with his wife and because there are no marked pitches, will discuss with you suitable alternative places to set up. The site itself is in an old lemon orchard. It has a fantastic swimming pool immediately outside the archway, called The Bay of Naples. It is located on the harbourside of Vico Equense and part of the small village that surrounds the harbour. Consequently it is very quiet as the main town is up above you on top of the cliffs. The site has a small restaurant but John will give you a discount card for one of the harbourside restaurants about 100 yards away. Eat there. We had probably the best meal out there of our 10 week journey through Italy. The toilet facilities are basic but adequate and cleanliness is of a high standard. Whilst we were there Liz unfortunately developed toothache. We expected all sorts of hassle as our only Italian is a vague memory of some Latin 50 odd years ago. This is where the exceptional service comes in. John arranged everything. His wife took Liz to their doctors along with their young daughter (in Italy you have to be referred to a dentist by your doctor). The daughter stopped with Liz whilst she saw the doctor and then took her to the dentists next door. Dentist prescribed antibiotics, daughter called her mother who reappeared with the car to take Liz to the chemists, and back to the site. John had arranged everything no EHIC\'s or fees required because we were staying at his site. It was so wonderful to find a site where you are treated as a guest and not a cash-cow, we didn\'t think that any existed anymore. There is no way that that we will not go out of our way to stop at this site everytime we are even remotely around southern Italy.