Campeggio Lido Verbano In Castelletto sopra ticino

Beautiful, expanding campsite near the lake. We stopped by to view it before going on holiday. The staff were friendly and dogs are allowed.

Our recent stay at this campsite left us with mixed impressions. The location right on the lake was undeniably the highlight, offering beautiful views and easy access to the water—a perfect spot for relaxing by the shore. However, the surrounding area wasn't ideal, as there wasn't much of interest nearby. Unfortunately, the facilities felt tired and in my opinion are in need of an upgrade. On a positive note for families, the football pitch and the playground were excellent and proved very popular with our children. A major inconvenience arose at check-in: we were never reminded by the staff that we needed to pre-order sheets. Discovering this late was frustrating and something that could easily be avoided with a simple heads-up upon arrival. Finally, we felt the price point was quite expensive for what was offered, especially when comparing it to a higher-quality site we previously enjoyed at Lake Garda.

The value for money is unbeatable. Everything was clean and functional. We had a wonderful, relaxing vacation.

Beautiful views, warm weather, a wonderful terrace, mosquito nets on the windows, a well-equipped kitchen, and a large refrigerator. The rooms are a bit small, making it difficult to accommodate large suitcases, but if necessary, there's no other option. Heated jacuzzi 👌🏻

Camping is awesome but expensive

Very nice mobile home, but the bathroom needs to be cleaned up!!! Otherwise, it's as shown in the photos.

We stayed at the site for 3 weeks. Beautiful views of the lake, and our requests for extended stays were always honored, even if it meant rebooking other reservations. Check-in was a bit more complicated, but that's our fault as our English isn't exactly excellent. Shopping options are great to do on foot. The toilet disposal is a negative and unpleasant feature, however. It's supposed to be done through the greywater disposal grate. I don't think I need to describe what that looks like anymore 🤮 We made the long walk of about 500 meters to the chemical toilet for the permanent campers. The site is not recommended for dogs. There are no walking paths around the site, and the supposedly fenced-in area was only half-fenced, and the first thing I found was a piece of broken glass. The dog beach was besieged by people without dogs, so it was only partially usable. Despite everything, a nice stay.

A lovely campsite right on the water is definitely a plus. The cottage offered through Eurocamp, priced at 6 per person, is really on the small side. There were just the two of us, and that was fine. A very busy road in front of the campsite is definitely a downside, but it's not a problem at the campsite. There's a good pizza place right next to the campsite entrance. We were there in the off-season, so many things on the campsite were limited or closed.

The campsite is right on the lake; we had booked a spot with a lake view. Unfortunately, the view was blocked for two days. It was quite annoying. The lawn is not clean due to ducks and swans, and you have to get used to the airplane noise. The shopping facilities are convenient. All in all, it's not ideal for us with a young disabled person.

We stayed there for two weeks in August this year with our camper. The site is beautiful, everything is kept clean, and waste separation is a priority. The beach is grassy, ​​which I find more pleasant than sand. There are also shady spots here. The restaurant is decent, with reasonable food at reasonable prices. Check-in and check-out were quick, and there was even a member of staff who understood and spoke German. For the younger guests, there was a kids' disco in the evenings, and there was a foam party for the kids. We found our stay there to be very pleasant and relaxing.