Ristorante Camping Vidor In Pozza di fassa

We stayed in a camper, excellent location for walking, very nice paid swimming pool with the possibility of relaxing, slides for adults and children, interesting games for children

Arrival was quick, but Patricia could have been a bit nicer. She seemed annoyed by everything. She had zero German skills (allegedly). The campsite was very nice, with a great view. The washroom was very clean and the showers were excellent. The small shop has everything you need at good prices. There are plenty of excursion options. The restaurant was great. The small village below the campsite is very crowded with tourists. The pool is clean and OK. The lifeguards act very important. Playing with gunmiball is not allowed. The slides are good. The price-performance ratio is very expensive.

We stayed in a camper and were delighted with all the amenities provided (the on-site waste disposal service is unusual). Not to mention the view and the bathrooms with relaxing background music.

A truly fantastic campsite with all sorts of great options for spending the day. An aqua park, spa, climbing walls, playground, kids' play area, etc., round out the offerings. The on-site restaurant is top-notch, as are the mini-market and pizzeria. The restrooms are clean and well-maintained, and always clean. The only drawback for the campsite is the very high price for the stay.

I stayed for a week with my partner and 3-year-old son. The facility was incredible: clean, spacious, comfortable rooms, and a magnificent view. I won't list all the amenities they offer (they're fully documented on their website), but with a small child, it's heaven. Pools for toddlers, water games, slides for adults and children, indoor pools, a heated outdoor pool with a mountain view and hydromassage, a spa with two saunas, a Turkish bath, etc. I had half-board, and I can tell you, I've never eaten better at a vacation property in 40 years... Breakfast was varied, plentiful, and complete. Dinner was fantastic, with refined, carefully prepared, and beautifully presented dishes of the highest quality. Compliments to the chef and applause to the wait staff. Honorable mention goes to Roberto, the fantastic wait staff coordinator. He's a kind, polite, competent, and efficient person, and a man you'll want to keep close to you. Kudos also to the cleaning ladies, who did their part and more, for example, changing spa towels (provided by the hotel) if they happened to be wet, without anyone asking... The room was clean, never a problem, well done. For the little ones, the mini club, the world of octa, the various games make the stay perfect for children and, consequently, for parents in seeing them happy. An additional word on the wellness center, where, in keeping with Nordic tradition, swimsuits are not worn; guests are free to keep their towels on as if they were bathing suits, or not, in naturist style. Respect, tolerance, a healthy and peaceful environment, which I consider an added value. I could go on for hours, leaving aside minor inconveniences, but I'll just say a well-deserved 5 stars for the facility, the services, and the staff who work there. The only unfortunate negative is that they charge... Prices are high and it's difficult to find a room, but that's okay!

We stayed there at the campsite

The experience at Camping Vidor was fantastic! The campsite is fantastic… The aquatic center is great… Our accommodation, a Trio Lodge, was simply exceptional 🤩, well-located, comfortable, clean, modern, and spacious! The campsite is ideally located for exploring the Val di Fassa ❤️ Our family had a truly wonderful holiday in the Dolomites! I highly recommend this campsite 👍👍👍

A truly beautiful place with a wellness area and a fantastic view. We'd love to come back. The only criticism: The pitch was very steep, and our wheel chocks were only partially able to compensate for it.

The location of this campsite is fantastic; you're truly in the heart of the Dolomites, and you have stunning views from every angle. Several hiking trails start right from the campsite. Another plus is that this campsite has an indoor and outdoor pool, as well as a sauna, so in that respect, it's top-notch and truly a premium campsite. The price reflects this. We paid over €200 per night for our pitch with two children. That's not a problem in itself, and you know it beforehand. However, it is annoying that all sorts of extras are charged. Electricity is charged separately, and the fitness center also had to be paid for separately. It's annoying, and the campsite should stop this "the never-enough" attitude.

We stayed in the camper area, right below the campsite. Everything was clean, the play area was comfortable, including an indoor one (free), with children's entertainment. The heated pool with slides was gorgeous (for a fee). Keep in mind that it's far from the amenities. The view is breathtaking! The only downside is that for €40, the parking spaces are too small, and it's unclear whether the awnings can be opened; since you have to stay on the pitch, it's still too narrow. Electricity and drainage are fine.