Pasticceria Di Dato In Angri

14/08/2025: A unique location, right in the harbor of Vico Equenze, which becomes pleasantly bustling in the evenings with Italian families and friends dining at one of the waterfront restaurants. Some flexibility regarding pitches is required. We arrived at a fairly full site and were given a tiny pitch (even by Italian standards), which was quite disappointing after a long day of driving. The next day our neighbors left, and we found a spot to park the car, giving us a bit more space. In the days that followed, the site emptied, and that changed its character for the better. In short: when it's really busy, you can be very lucky or very unlucky to find a spot. You can always find a spot, though. People with very large tandem-axle caravans (who had managed to navigate the winding road to the harbor) were given a spot on the path between the caravans for the first night, and the next morning they could move to a regular pitch. In terms of character, it's cozy, has a nice little shop, and is a good base for exploring the coast and the bay (and city) of Naples. The walk to the train station in Vico Equenze is about 20 minutes (a lot of stairs!). We also used the bus (see Google Maps); it runs twice an hour between the station and the harbor. The train to Naples takes about an hour. You can check in with your debit card, and the train usually has air conditioning. All in all, a good base, with beautiful views from the harbor and the adjacent beach.

11/08/2025: The location is fantastic, nestled between the mountains and directly overlooking the beautiful sea in Naples. The campsite is very minimalistic; it's just a meadow, but everything is shaded and everything is perfect. But it's not particularly good either. There's no refrigerator, washing machine, or anything like that. The campsite supermarket is unfortunately relatively expensive, but it's okay. The owners are very nice.