Arrived at 2230 at night and took bus to Via Flaminio as per HRS address - turns out the real address is Via Flaminio Nuovo. Walking from one to the other involved trudging with suitcases for over 45 minutes across a dual carriageway with no footpaths. Thought we were going to die for sure!

On getting there, things did not get any better. The staff ranged from lukewarm to rude and our "bungalow" was a glorified caravan, so small that you could barely move around. No cleaning occurs unless you stay over 7 days. The shower was OK but the hot water temperamental. There is no phone to contact reception incase of problems so you are up for the 30 min return trip each time. The courtesy bus does not run in Winter, so it wasn't particularly courteous for us.

The distances within the complex were considerable and involved walking 10-15 minutes to our bungalow. The trains also stop running after 2230 making forward thinking necessary. It does not stop at Due Ponti unless you request it, and some don't stop at all so check first.

The breakfast was average and thinned out towards 9-10am. Otherwise it was acceptable.

Overall, if you are looking for a campsite and are happy to spend time inside the complex; then this may be the place for you. But if you intend to use it as a base for exploring Rome; look elsewhere!! Believe me, it might seem like a good deal but the annoyance of all the above added up to more than it was worth for us.

In view of previous reviews i have read i was concerned about stopping at flaminio - why i was i don't know. the staff were very friendly and helpful. even though there was a shower in our accommodation, the shower block was unbelievable - tiled from top to bottom, under floor heating, power showers and classical music playing - so relaxing. it is a couple of bus journey's from the centre of rome but you get to experience something different and special. it is one train journey from the Spanish Steps. included in the price was breakfast which was plentiful and set you on your way for the day. if you need transfers from the airports you have to pay but that is minimal.it was a very enjoyable experience and i and my friends would definitely go there again. Just make note that there is a good shopping complex across the road from the camp site with a large supermarket, pharmacy etc. PS the dogs you may have read about previously are not that bad and don't really disturb you.Godere il vostro tempo a Flaminio!

This is a campingsite which we found through the ''Campingcheque system'' . This means that for € 14.00 during low season you can spend the night there.
Simple, but nice bar and shop. Excellent Restaurant. Sanitary facilities we have never seen before, including classical music.
Easy access to Rome through public transport ( every 15 minutes)
Want to see Rome at a reasonable price, go there.

this place would be so much better if it wasn't for its location. you have to get off the overground at due ponti, a station that looks like it's abandoned. we couldn't even see the station sign as there was so much graffiti covering it. you also have to request the train to stop here and we weren't told about that so be careful if you're arriving at night. crossing the roads is dangerous as there's no real pavement and it's a busy road you walking along. other than that the bungalow was lovely with a free minibar and a nice clean room. i felt like it wasn't a 4* experience but it was enjoyable. i think it's a little too far out of Rome for you to come back and change before dinner as the last train to due ponti is at 22:40.