Reviews
Rating by month
| Month | Reviews | Average | Owner replies |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10 | 7 | 4.71 | 0 |
| 2026-09 | 10 | 4.00 | 5 |
| 2026-08 | 16 | 3.63 | 1 |
| 2026-07 | 7 | 4.43 | 1 |
| 2026-06 | 11 | 4.82 | 9 |
| 2026-05 | 2 | 5.00 | 2 |
| 2026-04 | 1 | 5.00 | 1 |
| 2025-10 | 4 | 3.75 | 2 |
| 2025-09 | 2 | 5.00 | 2 |
Latest reviews
An exceptional place, never seen before. The bathrooms were beautiful, the electricity was super safe, and the owners were very kind. They cooked us dinner even though we were the only guests. The location is quiet, and the Sanctuary of La Verna is just an hour's walk away.
Welcoming, personal
We stayed two nights with our camper before the seasonal closure.<br>A very unique place, surrounded by nature, in a village suspended in time.<br>The owners were very friendly and hospitable.<br>Excellent price.
We were in a camper, so I don't know what the rooms are like, but the bungalows looked promising from the outside. Plus, Alessandra and company will make you feel at home. I forgot, the food is fantastic.
The family-run and completely pet-friendly Camping Village La Verna welcomed us in mid-September, proving to be an ideal destination for those seeking peace and quiet in a low-season setting (obviously, we can't guarantee the same atmosphere during peak season!).<br>The entire staff was exceptional and went out of their way to pamper both us and our American Bully Margot in every way! Special thanks go to Elia and Ale, always available and smiling for every request. The facility also features a playground and a beautiful pool, which we didn't use, however, given the time of year: by mid-September, the temperature was already unsuitable, with around 20°C during the day and 7°C at night.<br>The campsite restaurant (open Thursday to Sunday) deserves special mention: we enjoyed two dinners there, one pasta evening and one pizza evening, and both were excellent! Special praise also goes to the wine they produce, which is truly excellent, light, and flavorful.<br>As for connectivity, the only small initial inconvenience was the poor phone reception in the area (with Iliad completely cut off) and the temporary lack of Wi-Fi on the property, which was down for reasons beyond the campsite's control. This made it a bit more difficult to find information about museums and attractions, although the owners are always available to help you with any questions you may have.<br><br>However, what initially seemed like an obstacle turned into a great opportunity: we ultimately appreciated this isolation, which allowed us to rediscover the pleasure of completely disconnecting from calls and social media, without anyone looking for us.<br><br>And for those who find themselves in difficulty for work or other reasons, there's a foolproof solution: just drive up to the village towards La Beccia, just below the La Verna monastery, and Iliad magically picks up the phone again. Could it be a simple coincidence... or perhaps the sanctuary's spiritual influence?
I stayed here for four nights with my motorcycle and tent. The location is excellent, strategic for touring the beautiful Tuscan roads, passing through mountain passes and hamlets nestled in the mountains. For those seeking peace and quiet, these places are magical and reflective. Upon arrival at the campsite, I was greeted by Alessandra and her family with a warmth and friendliness that few places can convey! One evening, I even ate a delicious calzone with cheese, porcini mushrooms, and prosciutto on site! Exceptional.<br><br>Since I stayed in early October, I couldn't use the pool because it was cold, but I'm sure this place is spectacular in high season! The bathrooms are fine, the showers too, the prices are excellent, and it has everything you'd expect from a campsite.<br><br>I'll definitely be back!<br>Warm regards from Fabio, a motorcyclist from Venice.<br><br>P.S. Give Kashmir a hug for me.
Beautiful experience with the family, enchanting place, incredible exploration destinations... see you in 2027... thank you
Excellent cuisine, excellent pizza
<3 Grazie!
Returning to a campsite after 40 years, I suddenly feel like a child again. That feeling of being among friends everywhere is enhanced by the nature that pervades every space. The two of us humans with our little dog stayed in a chalet on the edge of the woods. I would wake up at night to hear the trees rustling in the wind. From here, reaching Arezzo, Sansepolcro, Anghiari, and Bagno di Romagna is truly easy and convenient. The Sanctuary, meanwhile, is worth a walk through the woods, which restores your sense of peace.<br>The staff and managers were incredibly helpful, culminating in truly 4-star cuisine. Absolutely worth it. Thank you, Alessandra, Cristina, Luciano, and Elia. You have remained in our hearts.
Clara, grazie delle bellissime parole! <br>E' stato davvero un piacere ospitarvi! <3
The owners started with a wonderful idea...various types of accommodations, all conveniently located, with a restaurant, a pool, and the nearby village of Verna. Unfortunately, they stopped there. Dirt and scattered material can be seen around the facilities. Inside our property, there's dirt, cobwebs, dirty tissues under the bed, a broken shower and sink trap, and products left in the fridge by people who stayed who knows how long ago. Overall, it seemed to us that between the many guests, no one came to clean or inspect the accommodations.
Nestled among ancient oaks, beeches, birches, and linden trees, this family-run campsite blends seamlessly into the mystical tranquility emanating from the Santuario della Verna, a twenty-minute walk away. The sanitary facilities are modern, the mobile homes and cabins are cleverly scattered throughout a small grove, and there's also a pool, a charming restaurant, and a well-stocked grocery store. Those fortunate enough to be looked after by the friendly Alessandra will quickly discover the boundless potential of Italian hospitality. Even though she had already finished for the day and the reception had officially closed, she was there with everything that was needed, and then some. In short: A beautiful site with dedicated staff. Highly recommended!
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I stayed there for two days. The campsite is in a very beautiful location, and the campsite itself is well-presented. It's a shame about the bathrooms. I found them unclean and unkempt, with limescale all over the taps and dishwashing sinks in terrible condition. I should point out that the campsite is almost empty. On average, at other campsites, the bathrooms are cleaned once or more a day; in two days, I never saw anyone clean or empty the bins. It's a shame, because it could be much better.
Terrible experience, zero professionalism, and a complete lack of respect for the customer.<br>I booked a bungalow over five months in advance. A few days before check-in, I contacted them to ask for simple courtesy information (if there was a TV and a hairdryer), and only then did they deign to respond, saying there had been a mistake in the price, demanding that I cancel the reservation voluntarily and then rebook at a higher price.<br>If I hadn't contacted them for that information, I would have arrived there on check-in day ready to start my vacation and would have found myself having to argue about the price right upon arrival...<br>This is unacceptable behavior.<br>I also run a business and know full well what it means to work with the public and take responsibility for your mistakes. If you make a mistake about the rates five months in advance, you don't pass it on to the guest at the last minute, even asking them to cancel to save face with the platform.<br>Amateurish, unfair, and arrogant management. Such incompetent people shouldn't be running a hospitality business. Stay away.
Gentile Anthony,<br><br>ci dispiace leggere una recensione così dura, soprattutto perché contiene una serie di affermazioni che non possiamo riconoscere come corrispondenti alla realtà dei fatti.<br>Abbiamo verificato con attenzione le nostre prenotazioni e, con il nominativo e i dati riconducibili al profilo che ha pubblicato questa recensione, non risulta alcun soggiorno presso il Camping Village La Verna.<br><br>Riteniamo quindi importante precisare che non vi è mai stato un soggiorno presso la nostra struttura né, di conseguenza, un'esperienza di camera, servizio o posizione che possa essere valutata con i punteggi riportati nella recensione.<br><br>Ci sorprende pertanto trovare valutazioni di 1/5 relative a "Camere", "Servizio" e "Posizione" da parte di una persona che, non ha mai usufruito dei nostri servizi.<br><br>Non entriamo nel merito delle considerazioni personali espresse nella recensione: preferiamo attenerci ai fatti e tutelare, con la massima trasparenza, il lavoro quotidiano del nostro staff e la fiducia dei nostri ospiti. Notiamo inoltre che usa il profilo solo per dare recensioni da 1 stella...non è un comportamento da professionista quale si definisce nella sua.<br><br>Restiamo naturalmente disponibili a confrontarci direttamente, qualora ci fossero elementi oggettivi e reali che dimostrino un soggiorno presso la nostra struttura che non risulta, ad oggi, dai nostri registri.<br><br>Un cordiale saluto Signor Amstrong,<br>Frida Kahlo del Camping Village La Verna
<3<br>Grazie Maurizio
Excellent!<br>For our first family experience, three days at a campsite were very positive. The place is surrounded by greenery and the peace of the forest. The owners are very kind and friendly.<br>Alessandra made us feel at home right away. I recommend eating at their restaurant, located on the campsite. We tried both the appetizers and the main courses. The portions were generous and homemade. Everything was truly excellent, even the pizza was delicious. My compliments to the entire kitchen staff!<br>A strategic location for trekking and more.<br>I hope to visit you again, and in the meantime,<br>I highly recommend it to everyone!<br>Best regards, Lucia, Claudio, and Aurora.
Good campsite, essential and well managed by Alessandra, a very friendly and helpful person.
A quiet campsite, ideally located for visiting the Sanctuary and the Casentino Valley (by scooter for campers). New bathrooms (with bidets), terraced grassy pitches. The managers' efforts to ensure guests' comfort are appreciated, despite the August crowds. Cell phone reception is limited (with Iliad), but there is campsite Wi-Fi (though it doesn't always work).
