Agorà In Trevignano romano

Our favorite campsite! We are also going back this summer. Our 4 children (between 6 and 13 years old) also love it there. Even though there are no slides or anything. What we especially like is that it is a quiet campsite. And not one with mass tourism like most campsites on the larger lakes. Very nice, clean campsite. With a wonderful location on the lake. Many tasty restaurants in the villages around the lake.

A beautiful place. The campsite is located on the wonderful Lake Bracciano. All comforts: laundry, showers and bathrooms (for those who have not chosen the bungalow), manicured lawns, silence and surveillance. I opted for a bungalow equipped with everything and spent a weekend at the lake and going out to eat. The campsite also has a bar, a small restaurant and a swimming pool. Truly spectacular and in an excellent position to visit the beautiful Trevignano. Furthermore, I was able to bring my inseparable Chihuahua with me.

Very well kept, great welcome. Clean beach as well as bathrooms. Well-kept swimming pool and restaurant with excellent dishes.

A little tight for 4 stars but view of the lake that makes up for it, no swimming pool in mid-September, clean toilets

Closed swimming pool, the toilets are clean and there are two washing machines access to the lake with a few deckchairs available we stayed three nights very windy...

Weekend on Lake Bracciano. We particularly liked the quiet and relaxing atmosphere, probably the September time also helped. However we had a very good time. Very pleasant. We are happy and will recommend it. The only thing we didn't like was that there was no bidet in the mobile home. And if you can give some constructive advice: - in the towels and sheets kit (mandatory) I would add a shower mat and a kitchen towel; - no TV. Not bad for a weekend, but for a longer period..... - perhaps a small shop inside the structure wouldn't be bad. Anyway, congratulations because you created a very pleasant environment and we spent three wonderful days. Thank you Alexei

The place is beautiful, they are very attached to money.

We stayed here with our caravan for 3 nights. At the end of this review I will leave a good advice for all vehicles bigger then a car. Where to start. Had a verry good stay here. Nice campground with specious pitches. All well shaded by the trees on the campsite. The lake is stunning! Personel who are on the service side all speak a decent word of English. The staff is the whole day busy with tidying up the whole terrain and the toilets and bathhouses are clean and still pretty new. They sell baguettes and croissants in the moring which you can order the day before. Paid €6,60 for 4 baguette and 2 croissant which are of good quality and size for the price. Food in the restaurant is good, and the well know Italian dishes are really delicious. Great pizza's. Fries are spot on. But the hamburger is a disappointment. Bathhouses are clean, there are 2 next to each other. If you want to take a shower and have a place to place your stuff, go to the first one. But you should be able to handle a small breeze. If you just want a shower cabin and leave your stuff outside (wird choice), you can use the ones in the second. Internet, the Wifi is free and available trough the whole campsite. Max speed was 25mbps when no one else is using it. But with high latency. For Italian campsite standards ist pretty good. Cellphone connections are good but may drop if you're in the wrong angle. And in the bathhouses there is non of both, so if you are from the long seating sessions take something with you to read ^^ Rome is pretty easy reachable by train (30 minutes). And you can buy a ticket which is accepted by all services (train, bus, metro) for 24hrs per person at the cost of 8 euro's. It's called a BRIG and you can buy one at a kiosks (example, the one in front of the Anguillara station) You need to have a stamp on it with the date which you need to use one of the stamp machines for, if they are working.. But we managed to do it on our way back. End of all, a good 8,5 out of 10. Would stay again. Now the advice. The road/driveway, leading to the campsite, which you enter comming from the main road. Is small. So small that 2 cars can not pass, only on some small spots. So one probably needs to back up. Which, you would probably not prefer with a caravan or camper. Put the vehicle on the side of the main road. Alarm lights on, and send one of the passengers on a scouting mission in the (long) road leading to the campsite and block the trafic which wants to go out. And give a call to the waiting vehicle.