Camping Calavise In Imer

Welcoming, and excellent pizza!

Classic mountain campsite, excellent location for exploring the area (call to check availability). The facilities are a bit dated but always clean. Excellent pizzeria, light pizza, and very fast service (great if you're traveling with children).

Well-kept and quiet campsite, good pizza

I stopped to eat pizza, excellent as was the service

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?

We had three small tents and were assigned a spacious enough spot. We even had room for both cars. That evening, we had pizza at the restaurant. They were incredibly delicious. Later, we also had pizza nearby, but they didn't quite compare to the ones at the campsite. We didn't use the swimming pool. (You have to pay extra for it and wear a swimming cap.)

Great pizza🍕 and friendly and fabulous pizzaiolo🧑‍🍳

Nice campsite in Primiero. Simple, clean bathrooms, excellent pizza, and young, friendly staff.

I only used the pool so I can't comment on the campsite. The pool is very clean and has a breathtaking view of the Pale di San Martino. It's a bit chilly, but the sunbeds and umbrellas are ok, and the bar is also useful for getting something to drink. It's a shame there are too many rude kids.

Small but with everything you need to spend a few days in this paradise that is the Dolomites