Camping Calavise Pizzeria Le Peze

Great pizza and friendly and fabulous pizzaiolo read more Great pizza and friendly and fabulous pizzaiolo

Welcoming, and excellent pizza! read more Welcoming, and excellent pizza!

Prices for camping were reasonable, has a pool, a pizzeria. I like the modern Miele washer and dryers where we could pay by card. Lots of toilets and showers! T... read more Prices for camping were reasonable, has a pool, a pizzeria. I like the modern Miele washer and dryers where we could pay by card. Lots of toilets and showers! There was a water fountain right in front of our pitch. There is also a short hike beside a river! It’s lovely to hear the river sounds.

Very quiet and peaceful camping place with friendly staff and excellent pizzeria. Camping has a very large building in which toilets (mostly squat toilets), lau... read more Very quiet and peaceful camping place with friendly staff and excellent pizzeria. Camping has a very large building in which toilets (mostly squat toilets), laundry, sinks, showers and dish wash rooms are placed. Sinks have no soap and toilets don't have paper. The WiFi signal is excellent.

We campers on the August weekend always settle for spaces outside the campsite because it's full. But at this campsite, the outdoor space is very nice and airy,... read more We campers on the August weekend always settle for spaces outside the campsite because it's full. But at this campsite, the outdoor space is very nice and airy, and it's better than staying inside the crowded, cramped facility with campers and caravans that we don't like. It doesn't matter if there's a power outage, you can make do; the car can be parked nearby. In the evening, the atmosphere changes with the village of Imer, which enchants you like a postcard at sunset. The sky offers endless stars, and your little tent, lit up, creates the harmony you dreamed of as a child. The humidity and coolness subside, and the tent feels perfectly comfortable. A few exchanges with the neighbors and you become friends. A small table, a camp bed—what more could you want from life?