Piani di Clodia Holidaypark

This was our first time back since COVID but it felt like coming home! Cannot rate this park highly enough for its facilities and the beauty of its setting. We have a tourer, two teenagers and two dogs! We were pleased to have our deluxe pitch with its own services and close proximity to all the facilities. As dog owners we enjoyed the agility dog area for a bit freedom when it cooled down in the evenings. And during the day the facility to have the dogs with us in areas around /above the pool was great. This makes this site unique and a gem. This is a vibrant, family site and has all the noise and life you’d expect. The animation team provide great activities and the evening entertainment is varied and great quality. As an English family we love to hear all the other languages spoken on site and dare I say it, we enjoy trying to practice our Italian. The small towns around the lake are all lovely to visit (we have a tourer so have our car with us), and Verona in August has the opera festival and is a lovely town to explore. In short this park is 5* and our experience was 5*. One suggestion to improve the quick breakfast market would be to move the scale/label machine to the end of the two self service bread cabinets ( towards the till ) This would allow people to choose and then weigh items, and join the queue to pay, rather than everyone having to go back and forth in the limited space. The quick breakfast is however a fabulous addition with a great range of rolls, pretzels and pastries plus other key items! The larger site supermarket ( too big to call it merely a shop) continues to provide a wide range of most things you may need as well as lots of lovely treats. We will definitely see you again next year! Grazie mille!

Camped here for a week in our caravan, whilst parents and in laws stayed in rental accommodation on site. For all of us it worked out great with all that the 5 star site and Lake Garda had to offer. We had a great pitch in area D, near a super clean toilet and shower block. Always being cleaned, with class family shower facilities and such clever details as to have wash up area under the building in the shade and away from disturbing other campers! Lakeside access was amazing and even during peak holiday season an 11pm curfew was respected by all. This is a big campsite that even during this peak period managed to make things feel not over crowded, ie always managed to get 5 sun loungers at the pool no matter what time! Accommodation of parents, was simple but clean (and they are discerning!) and had all you needed; air con, large fridge, comfy bed. Staff were all very friendly and there was just a good family vibe. All in all a very well run site, Tip: the free shuttle to Lazise, 5 mins away works so well for a dinner outing, we would have done it more than once, as this is one of the prettiest towns around.

We are just back from this fantastic campsite. First off the reception has lot of staff and a ticketing system that’s quite fast, we weren’t waiting long for our key. We had booked a two story, 3bed 2 bath ‘bungalow Bella vista’ and was pleasantly surprised that the bedrooms were quite large and nice beds. Kitchen didn’t have an oven but was well equipped. The whole house was spotless. Main bedroom also has a lovely balcony and to sit out at night was lovely. The house also had AC upstairs and downstairs which was brilliant as it was very hot. The whole campsite is very clean, lots of flowers and trees and is very pretty. Our house was in the centre and not far to walk to either waterpark. I didn’t count but there are a lot of pools in each waterpark and slides and for every age. We are in both restaurants a few times and food was excellent. We had lunch at the pool one day and it was average pool bar food. We really liked the fact that there were always places to sit/lie and no rush for sunbeds. The site also has lake access but it is down a sandy hill and might not suit everyone as there are no sunbeds etc and the beach is quite stony and sore on the feet but my kids loved it! Supermarket and breakfast shop were very well stocked and prices were only a little more expensive than supermarkets outside of the camp. We found all of the staff to be very friendly and courteous and the animation staff worked very hard during the day and nighttime shows to keep all of the kids entertained. The only cons we could think of are that the site is on a hill which might be problematic for older people or small children, and also that you really do need a car as there is no proper path to the town and it’s a busy road. There is a shuttle in the evening from 6-10.30pm which is great to go for dinner. We had a car so it wasn’t a problem for us.

We live here right now. And considering how expensive it is to rent a bungalow for a family, the inside of the bungalow is poor, dirty and outdated. The fridge is small and the freezer is almost not exiting. I found pieces of ballons in the shower - so it has not been cleaned before our arrival. There is no cozy light, only lamps in the ceiling with very bright light. As a family, two keys would be nice but there is only one key. The beds are all single - no double bed at all. There is only a window in one of the rooms to open at night - the other room has a door. The microwave is placed under the tv, so really bad interior design. Not the kind of luxury and updated comfort I had imagined a five star camping site to have. We are never coming back to this!!!

We are not long back from this lovely campsite. We booked it as soon as the booking site opened as had been looking at it for a few years but it always seemed to be full when we were booking somewhere. We booked a Maxicaravan Romeo and it didn't disappoint. There was a large double room and a second room with a double and a top bunk so plenty of room for our family of four. The bathroom was plenty big and it had a nice large covered deck with loungers and outdoor table and chairs. The location of our maxicaravan was perfect for us - almost overlooking the pool and the football pitch. Our kids are 14 and 15 so we didn't mind the noise during the day. The campsite is very strict about noise at night as once 11 came, there were security staff telling people to go inside their caravans if there was any noise. Ideal if you have younger kids. We had family travelling with us and had requested a nearby caravan. They were literally right beside us which was great for all the kids. The main restaurant in the square Catullo left a lot to be desired. The food was just ok but the service was shocking. No one came to serve us until we asked about 4 people and eventually the one who was supposed to be looking after our table came and finally took an order - all the time looking like they'd rather be anywhere else. This happened on both occasions that we ate there. Then the food came which was grand but no cutlery until we went and found some in a drawer as no one would bring us any despite asking a few different people. The other restaurant Marc'Aurelio was a much nicer experience. The staff were older and much nicer. The food was so much better there too. The free shuttle bus in the evening to Lazise was brilliant. We used this a few times and ate in some lovely restaurants in town. The lake front is beautiful to wander along in the evenings also. We were able to walk into Lazise from our campsite along a gravel/sand path along the lake too which we did a couple of times. The pool areas were brilliant. We stayed at the upper pool area as it was so close to our caravan and the other pool complex further down looked great too but seemed much busier and harder to get loungers at. There was never an issue getting loungers at the pool which was great. The pool opened at 10am and closed at 7pm. One of the pools with the larger slides, which our kids were more interested in, didn't open until July 1st which I thought was quite late as the campsite was busy at the end of June. All in all, we had a fantastic holiday in this campsite and it was very clean and well run. The check-in and check-out was very quick and efficient. We were able to walk to Canevaworld waterpark and had a brilliant day there too. We bought reduced price tickets for there at the campsite. Need to start looking now for next year!

3rd year at Piani Di Clodia. Our three kids still love it. Plenty for them to do ( 9,12,15 years old). Only wish the 2nd restaurant would open again. Hopefully next year we will be past covid and back to normality. Thanks again for two excellent weeks at Lake Garda

Bellissimo tutto davvero tutto molto bello Ma io amante della mia nazione non posso accettare. QUI SIAMO IN ITALIA Non in Germania o in Olanda. Tutto qui gira attorno a loro . Dall’animazione alla baby dance al personale. Gli animatori parlano prima il tedesco poi l’olandese e in fine l’italiano La musica baby dance tutta in tedesco e olandese. Che delusione

Piani di Clodia non è solo un campeggio di lusso o un villaggio turistico , è molto di più . È una esperienza nella bellezza e nel benessere. L’armonia della vegetazione così curata in ogni angolo della struttura, l’affaccio spettacolare sul lago che dall’alto mostra il meglio di sè soprattutto all’alba e nelle ore notturne, il clima internazionale che si respira visto che gli ospiti sono per lo più nord europei. Il clima di festa collettiva pervade ogni angolo del campeggio e tutto il personale si prodiga per assicurare una bella vacanza agli ospiti. Unico punto dolente è a mio parere la ristorazione che nonostante la buona volontà di chi ci lavora, non è all’altezza della struttura. Forse proprio a causa della clientela internazionale dal palato meno esigente rispetto a noi italiani, non c è un vero impegno ad alzarne il livello . A parte questo, Piani di Clodia rimane il luogo dove tornare per ricaricarsi e concedersi una parentesi di benessere e bellezza.

Ci sono 2 pizzerie all’interno del Camping, una delle quali si chiama “Marco Aurelio”, e vendono una COSA la quale chiamano PIZZA, ingannando i poveri tedeschi spacciandogliela per buona. È veramente uno schiaffo morale alla vera pizza italiana per la quale siamo conosciuti in tutto il mondo. L’altra pizzeria si chiama “Catullo” e la pizza è leggermente più accettabile, ma mancano di igiene, “ ho visto cose che non sto a raccontare per via dei più deboli di stomaco”. ATTENZIONE ATTENZIONE: Da qualche parte nascosta sul sito del camping, fanno presente che le lenzuola bisogna pagarle “15 €”, quindi se volete risparmiare questa somma, portatevi da casa il “cubo delle lenzuola”. A me questo particolare è sfuggito e ho dovuto noleggiarle.