Camping Sass Dlacia

I would not recommend this camp site and I certainly would not return. It is in a beautiful location and has a very good restaurant and small shop. There is also a fun bar and takeaway van. There are two washblocks, one that is new and has soap provided for the sinks, but the original loos in the main building do not have soap provided which is quite disgusting and unhygienic. The biggest problem however is that the campsite is not controlled at night, with no one on reception. There are clear rules that vehicles should not be driven into or around the campsite between 10pm and 7.30am but this is flouted with lots of cars driving in late at night and leaving very early. There are barriers but for some reason they are totally ineffective at preventing this. The result is a very noisy campsite throughout the night. I have no idea why the rules are not enforced. Crazy. If you come here you must accept a noisy car park style experience at Camping Sass Dlacia.

Most unique area. Cabin was amazing, more than expected. Lack of communication upon check-in on the staff side, prevented us from enjoying the restaurant. A member of the restaurant staff rather abruptly directed us to the outside food service. While that food was delicious, it wasnt what we preferred. Had we been told about the need for reservations upon check-in this couldve been avoided.

We’ve come to this campsite 3 times and I’m always impressed at how well organized they are. The campground is massive but they manage with professional courtesy. It gets dirty with hundreds of people using the facilities, but they keep up. We’ve always been here with a tent, but there are glamping options. We’ve also seen two concerts here by the local group Gota, and I think the campground pays them. It’s a plus because the group singing in Ladin below the peaks is just amazing.

I booked a week at Sass Dlacia campsite as I wanted to spend a week in the Dolomites with my two boys (14 & 7yrs old). It’s a fabulous area for walks, biking, via ferrata, picnics etc etc. Having done my research months ago (as I knew it would be a busy time), Sass Dlacia looked to be slightly less commercial and ‘car-park-like’ than some of the other campsites around. It’s also at 1700m, so that would make it nice and cool at night, with better access to higher-level walks nearby. It IS in an idyllic location (just off quiet back road up to Passo Falzarego), surrounded by forest with lovely walks and a short drive to cable cars (for MTB routes), the facilities are good and mostly clean and there is an excellent restaurant. The problem is that they have very much over-stretched themselves and crammed far too many pitches in for the facilities on offer. Ok… so it was probably the busiest week of the year (2nd week in August) and I was lucky to get a pitch in a quietish corner… but many did not and had absolutely no privacy. Campervans & tents were crammed-in and a lot of the time you had to queue for showers, washing-up and even the loos. Rubbish was taken away, but sometimes not until bins were over-flowing. The pitches are not generous by any standard. Many are not level and the ground is mostly rocky/gravel (not much they can do about that, I know) so take strong tent pegs & a hammer! It was, however, nicely quiet at night and everyone settles by 10ish (often for early mountain starts, which make sense). I’d definitely come back, though it’s bit cheap T over €500 for a week for a pitch with electric hook-up… but not in August and my suggestion to the owners would be to either add more facilities around the site or be less greedy & limit numbers to a sensible level.

Il campeggio non rispecchia affatto le foto mostrate sui social: nelle piazzole per tende e camper non c’è alcuna zona verde, il terreno è quasi interamente in ghiaia e sassi. Inoltre, la distanza ridotta tra uno spazio e l’altro rende la privacy praticamente inesistente. Va però riconosciuto che la pulizia dei servizi è sempre stata eccellente. Diverso invece il livello di cura della struttura: i servizi vicini ai lodge e alle casette sono moderni e ben tenuti, mentre quelli destinati principalmente a tende e camper risultano trascurati, tanto che persino le lampadine nei bagni non funzionavano. Nel complesso non mi sono trovata male, ma lo consiglierei solo a chi non ha grandi aspettative riguardo allo spazio e al comfort dell’area in cui soggiorna.

Die Forest Cabins sind perfekt wenn man Nahe an der Natur sein möchte und trotzdem etwas Komfort mag. Man kann die Gegend (Drei Zinnen, Passo Giau) erkunden oder direkt vom Camping loszuwandern --＞ Ristorante Capanna Alpina --＞ Rifugio Scotoni --＞ Lago Lagazuoi --＞ Lagauoi Lake Saddle (steil) --＞ Col de Locia --＞ Ristorante Capanna Alpina --＞ Camping).