Ristorante Camping Vidor In Pozza di fassa

Beautifully located campsite in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Val di Fassa, a perfect base for hikes, bike tours, and more. Very clean sanitary facilities, washing machines available, and a lovely little swimming pool!

My family and I stayed for a few days and we were really impressed by this campsite! The view of the Dolomites is truly exceptional! At the reception they gave us some advice on nature activities to do with a small child and we had a great time. In the area there are several playgrounds, farms and short excursions to do with children. The pool area is really large and full of games for children! The internal play area is really the plus point of this campsite being really large and offering many entertainment options for children, especially in case of rain! I really recommend this campsite and we will definitely be back! See you next time!

Online and in the brochure, the complex is described as more luxurious than it actually is. The view is, of course, fantastic, and the location is superb. Unfortunately, the price doesn't include electricity. There are a lot of "normal" families on site. A 5-star restaurant isn't suitable here; high prices and nothing on the plate. The pizza is okay. The bathroom facilities are also top-notch. The staff on site are okay, but unfortunately, not so at the supermarket. You might be lucky to still get rolls at 10 a.m. Unfortunately, most of the time, they're not. The pool seems too small for the crowds. Would we come back? Maybe.

Great place for families with children, the pool does the job, a good place to go to the mountains. On the campsite there is a shop and a restaurant. If you rent a house, take your own towels, they only provide pool towels.

Great place, family friendly, beautiful landscape, very tasty pizza in the restaurant, delicious desserts. And wonderful staff. I've been at camping vidor 4 times and will come back for sure :)

Beautiful location, but there are some aspects that really need to be reviewed We stayed at Camping Vidor and, let's start with the positives: the location is splendid, immersed in the greenery of the Dolomites with breathtaking views. The pitches are spacious, well-kept and guarantee a good level of privacy and comfort. However, there are several negative aspects that significantly lower the quality of the experience. First of all, the pool area leaves a lot to be desired: poor maintenance, not particularly clean water and a general sense of neglect, which is surprising considering the level (and price) of the campsite. Another sore point: the wellness area. The saunas are accessible only in nudist mode, with no alternatives. No possibility of accessing them with a swimsuit or with "textile-friendly" options — a choice that is not very inclusive and limiting for many families or simply for those who do not feel comfortable. But what really left me perplexed is that in 2025 a campsite that asks for more than €100 per day for a pitch still charges the kilowatts of electricity separately. A choice that seems anachronistic and not very transparent, especially considering the already premium prices of the stay. In short: location and pitches promoted, but management of some services and quality/price ratio to be seriously reviewed

The location is ideal. There is a ski path to the gondola in front of the campsite/hotel. So ski-in and ski-out. Keep in mind that in warmer weather the descent will be difficult due to the wet snow. It is not as luxurious as the name suggests. It's kind of reached its shelf life. A number of renovations are needed to get it back to a high standard. It is nice that you have all amenities at hand. (Shop/Restaurant/Swimming pool/Sauna/Sports room) It is a pity that these facilities are only included in the more expensive accommodations. So you walk with a band around your arm all week.

We stayed for 4 days for the carnival celebrations with our grandson. Friendly and helpful staff, no problem for having brought forward a day at the last moment. Comfortable and large pitch The facilities such as swimming pools and games rooms were very much liked by the child and also by us uncles

Everything wonderful. The bathrooms were a mirror... there are even services dedicated to children, always heated and with relaxing music, a stocked market, and an excellent restaurant. Very polite, courteous and friendly staff. The owner is truly unique, simple and helpful. The wellness center is very nice, but too full of Germans who don't care about the silence in the relaxation area, they should limit entry.

We stayed for 3 nights with our camper for the carnival holiday. The receptionists have always been available to our questions/requests. The pitches are very large, we had a maxi comfort one and there really would have been another camper, furthermore if you decide to take a personal bathroom to use during the holiday you are assigned the pitches immediately close to the entrance, to avoid traveling too far (very comfortable bathroom and we have a super pitch location 👍🏼). Very nice pool area, my son never wanted to leave! He had so much fun on the slides and in the baby pools. Area on floor -1, HUGE! And above all full of activities for children to do, a play area and coloring tables, a cinema room, ping pong and table football tables, and an indoor five-a-side football pitch; not to mention the beautiful otta world area with trees, slides and climbing ropes. FLA that I would like to point out, a bar area on the -1 floor which would be very comfortable while the children play, to keep them under control (mine being 3 and a half years old never wanted to be alone). Ski slope directly behind the campsite, if you are with small children there is a shuttle that takes you to the ski lifts. Very good restaurant dishes, slightly high prices in my opinion but all in all, it is still a resort in the Dolomites! I'm sure we'll return to Vidor, because we had a great time 😊