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Family and quiet camping outside Rome

Published on: 2019-02-07

Author: CampRest.com

Category: Places to visit

The campsite is located 45 minutes from Rome in Fiano Romano. There are many campsites located much closer to the center of Rome, so why choose this one? Due to the fact that it is quiet and pleasant here, the coolness flows to the campsite straight from the forest on the border of which the campsite is located, and you can go straight from the campsite to hiking and cycling paths in the surrounding hills.

The campsite is medium-sized, so it is quite intimate . While there, we had the impression that we knew all the residents and employees of the campsite. Even though it is small, it has all the amenities of a real Family Park and even more, because all additional attractions are free, such as a games room or trampolines. In addition, as standard: a swimming pool, a water lagoon with slides, a playground, all-day animations for children, an evening mini disco and animations involving the whole family, a restaurant, a shop and football and volleyball courts.

There are few plots, but they are spacious and partially shaded. The holiday cottages are located at various points of the campsite. We liked the most those located at the very top of the campsite, right next to the forest. It was pleasantly cool there and there was plenty of shade.

You can see that the campsite is constantly changing and expanding. The service is nice and the atmosphere is truly family.

More information can be found on their profile in our list of campsites:I Pini Family Park .

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