Ristorante Camping Vidor In Pozza di fassa

Ideal for skiing, directly on the slopes

The campsite is generally picturesque, well-maintained, and clean. However, we were given a pitch that was quite cramped for our campervan, no matter how we positioned it. The indoor pool has a variety of attractions, but unfortunately, one of the three slides was closed. The footbath at the turnstile was disgustingly dirty and covered in granules. The play area in the basement is more than spacious and the children had a lot of fun. What bothered us most was that we weren't welcome in the restaurant. We spontaneously wanted to go to the pizzeria and were told there was no space, which wasn't true. We were sent to reception to wait for our pizzas, even though we wanted to have a drink at the bar. It seemed to me that outside guests were more welcome and kept the staff fully occupied. The restaurant is generally rather upscale (prices, menu selection) and, in my opinion, doesn't suit a campsite. The pizza itself was okay. At check-in, we received a booklet with recommendations for things to do in the area. However, it would have been very helpful if we had been informed that hardly any attractions or mountain lifts were open at the beginning of June, or which lifts were even running. I found the dishwashing area in the second washroom building inconvenient. Hot water is available at the push of a button, but from mostly broken taps with excessive pressure – I was always splashed after washing up. There are no plugs for the sinks. In conclusion: we have stayed at more thoughtfully designed and welcoming campsites.

If I could award stars in different categories, this resort would actually deserve 5 stars. 1 star for the good restaurant; the pizza is really delicious. 1 star, of course, for the fantastic location. 1 star for the clean sanitary facilities (the water could be a bit warmer). 1 star for the superb children's play area and the great playground. 1 star for the service. Unfortunately, I can only give it 4 stars because charging their own guests, who in my opinion already pay a fair price for the pitch, exorbitant, truly outrageous prices for swimming pool entry is outrageous. We would have loved to take our 2-year-old son (a day ticket is absolutely impossible) to the pool for at least 3 hours, but even for that, you have to pay a fortune. The water isn't made of gold, is it? Nothing is free, that's clear, but it has to be somewhat proportionate, especially for their own guests.

We stayed at this campsite for the Easter long weekend. The experience was overall positive, albeit with some concerns. The season is coming to an end here, and there's a general sense of discontent in the restaurant. The waitresses and bartenders are very unpleasant and unfriendly... the male staff, on the other hand, are very friendly and helpful, especially the super maître d' and the Genoese waiter, who is fantastic with the kids! I was disappointed with the food service; I expected better quality in the dishes, but instead the pizza is excellent, even if everything is very expensive. Breakfast could be much improved; it lacks fresh fruit, a juicer, and table service for hot drinks... let's just say it could be better. The water park pool area is a real paradise for the little ones, including the kids' club, which is truly impressive. Congratulations! We booked a chalet with 4 beds. It was clean, spacious, and truly beautiful! It's a shame there was a boiler room/electrical panel behind the main room that was noisy at night, which somewhat ruined our holiday.

One of our favorite campsites. The organization, location, and attractions are perfect for kids.

Amazing Family Stay! ​We spent a wonderful week here with our family, and I can honestly say it was one of the best accommodations we have ever visited. The new chalet was spacious and comfortable, but the location was the real highlight—being right on the ski slope is unbeatable. Our children especially loved the amazing aquapark and the lovely playroom. We can fully recommend this place to everyone and we are already certain that this was definitely not our last time here!

Overall, the price is fair for the services offered: there is a paid water park, a mini club, various entertainment for children and adults, well-kept and clean bathrooms, a ski slope (for expert skiers) that passes in front of the campsite (alternatively, there is a little train that connects the village and the ski lifts).

Camping directly on the slopes Great view and super location

We enjoyed the water park, with beautiful pools and slides. My only regret is that the pool and bar staff are very unfriendly. They seem annoyed by everything you ask or order at the bar, they respond rudely and whisper to each other about the customers. If you don't like the job, it's best to look elsewhere, away from the public. The girls at reception, on the other hand, are very nice and helpful.

Last winter, we spent a wonderful vacation in a campervan, and we can say it was a truly special experience for the whole family! The atmosphere was welcoming, organized, and very well-maintained. The mini club was simply fantastic: Otta's World won over our little one, who couldn't wait to participate in the activities every day. Our older son, meanwhile, had a blast playing ping pong, table football, and video games, always finding lots of friends to play with. After wonderful days on the snow, the most anticipated moment was relaxing in the pool...a true treat for adults and children alike, with a spectacular wellness area to recharge. And to end the day on a high note, a stop at the pizzeria to enjoy an excellent pizza together. What can I say... we had such a great time that we've already booked for next winter. We can't wait to come back!