Village Camping Santa Fortunata - Campogaio

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Amenities were great and staff was super helpful. They had a shuttle to city centre which took 1.5 euros each way which was good, as the location was 15 min drive. Only downside for us was it was difficult to reach here from Port or from Train station. It took almost 50 min to reach here as buses are not frequent. Finding the right bus was a hassle as google maps bus number and actual was way different. You have to check with drivers to know. The team here were having all the bus n train tickets so we dont have to get in line for tickets this was a plus.

Very beautiful place to stay. Good food and facilities! Perfect

A very spartan place. Expensive for what they offer. Pretty poor service. Breakfast pretty awful even Coffee was incredibly bad. The only good part was the tiny private access to the sea which is incredibly beautiful for swimming and spend some time sun bathing

Tutto bene tranne la rete Wi-Fi nonostante abbiamo pagato funzionava a singhiozzi. Posto tranquillo nel verde ,ideale per rilassarsi

This is a hidden gem! So much more affordable than everywhere else in Sorrento and really lovely. Felt like staying in the jungle - so peaceful and very well kept. Lovely pool area! The shuttle service to town was great, we also walked down a lot as it was a beautiful walk.

Stayed here for 3 nights. Enjoyed our stay. Main positives were the beautiful sea view, the cabin we stayed in was modern and clean, the campsite had a lovely cosy feel to it, had a restaurant (with also a lovely view), supermarket and pool on site, breakfast was delicious. The staff were friendly ! Also a major positive was it has its own mini bus for €1.50pp to take you from the campsite to Serrento town centre (10 min drive)- saves a tricky 20-30 min walk down a road with no pavement - don’t bother getting a taxi! They will want at least €35. Negatives would be that the “private beach” was never open for the 3 days we were there. We tried to walk down it every day and there was a big padlocked metal gate. This was quite gutting as we planned to chill on this beach and was a main reason we booked this accommodation here. Also, you HAVE to wear a swimming cap in the pool, supermarket is expensive so I’d advise going into Serrento town to buy snacks for half the price. Also no free wifi, you had to pay. Also air con didn’t work. Other than that, for the 3 days we were there for it was still a nice stay. Good value for money for stays in Serrento. I think the view just outweighed all of the negatives as it really did look like something from a postcard facing mount Vesuvius.

We thought this campsite was excellent, all the staff were very friendly and our chalet was amazing for the price with an unbelievable view of mount Vesuvius. The walk into town is a bit scary as there isn’t a path for half the journey but the campsite do lay on a mini bus every half hour or so (we were too impatient to wait). Sorrento is a wonderful town with loads of family owned restaurants and cool bars. On our last night I wasn’t feeling great so we decided to eat at the campsite restaurant. I must admit I wasn’t expecting much but I was totally wrong as the food was absolutely wonderful. We are planning on going back to this fantastic campsite as soon as we can!

We travelled from Naples Airport via taxi to get to the accomodation which worked really well as we booked them both through ***********. It seemed the most straight forward way to go it as the accommodation is quite far out. When we got there we were greeted at reception and escorted to our cabin (Pino) in a golf cart as the receptionist said it was too far to walk with our bags (they also provided the golf cart when it was time to check out). The cabin its self was lovely, quite small and compact but had everything we needed for a couple of days including a fridge, stove, bed, bathroom and wardrobe. It was clean and tidy. The staff member was really nice and showed us around. She noticed that our outside light wasn't working and somwone was sent to fix it straight away, without us having to even ask. The view from the cabin was absolutely stunning and the experience of staying there was really different - much more like glamping which was fun for a couple of days. We did see that there was a pool and beach but werent there long enough to experience them. While it was a good base to get around Sorrento and to see Pompeii, it was quite out of the way. They do provide their own shuttle bus which was quite reliable but cost €1.50 per person per way. This could get quite expensive as to get anywhere as a couple cost €6 for one round trip. The cabin was also quite a far walk from the entrance, with long hills and steep stairs so it would not have been appropriate for anyone with mobility issues, luckily it was fine for us. Even though it was October, the mosquitos and midges were still rife (both at the accomodation and Pompeii). Unfortunately I was bitten to within an inch of my life and had quite bad reactions so make sure to bring cream and repellant. Overall it was a plesant stay. We didnt spend much time in the accomodation its self other than sleeping but it was a good, inexpensive base to explore Sorrento and the surrounding areas.