Club del Sole Vigna Sul Mar Family Collection

Stayed here with Eurocamp and had a nice week overall, getting out to see the local area and doing some chilling. I've certainly stayed at better sites, but this place did the job for a week. Pros: Lovely beach with a nice calm, warm sea and a gentle incline perfect for kids. Well maintained and clean site. Really friendly staff at reception. Reasonably well stocked and priced shop (although lacking some fresh fruit and veg) Really good meal and service at the beach front restaurant. A reasonable selection of activities, including tai chi in the sea and games on the beach for all. Cons: The plots are very small, with the decks for most of the mobile homes being just a few feet from either the back of the deck of the next one - this was the case for all providers, not just Eurocamp. We were comparatively lucky on this score as we had a car's width between us and the next place. It's very noisy at night, especially if you are unlucky enough to be anywhere near to the entertainment centre where there is loud music and shouting until at least 22:30 each night, followed by a stream of people leaving with over tired kids. It's not a big site, so request a plot as far away as possible if you want a peaceful evening. The big issue for me though is the staff charging around on electric (and so quiet) buggies when there are kids around - how nobody gets hurt on a regular basis is beyond me! There is a posted 5kmph speed limit that the vast majority of guests try to stick to, but not the staff.

A real nice park with nice pools, restaurant and several bars. Also a shop and plenty of things to do for the kids. After a complaint in the restaurant, we were offered a free diner for 8 persons, which was excellent. I would recommend this park to anyone.

Friendly and helpful stuff, every night entertainment show, mini disco. The camping has own beach. Nice and clean mobil homes, camping places. Dog friendly (pet/agility area, dog trainer, welcome gift for pets, dog beach), but the dogs can't go swimm to the sea...

We stayed at Vigna Sul Mar for the second time. Last year we went by Camper and this year we booked a house with Eurocamp. The camping has loads of amenities. The camping has a nice look and feel to it. It's a camping with loads of trees. The camper spaces are good size-wise, but might feel a little small depending on what you are used to. The restaurant is fine. It's not the best Italian restaurant you'll find, but it's good food and the prices are ok. It's nice to have a restaurant for breakfast, lunch, diner and takeaway so close by. The pool is clean and there are lifeguards available. A swimming cap is not mandatory. There are dog facilities (dog beach, agility course). But I would recommend Vigna Sul Mar to see if they can create another area on the camping. The one agility area is too little for the whole camping, especially when it's getting more crowded in the summer. The quality of animation differs from evening to evening but is a nice addition when sitting at the terrace in the evening. The beach is nice. The free area is somewhat limited and I can see it getting crowded in the top of the summer. You can always rent beach beds if you want to. This year we went by car. An electric charger is not available for cars, but the camping said you could use the EURO outlets (caravan outlets) or just plug it in the house, which we did. If you are looking for trips away from the camping there is an excursion booth ran by Giovanna which I highly recommend you visit. She is a wonderful person who happily helps you plan a trip to your liking. She has loads of tips where to go and what to visit. In the 2 years we went she helped us with several trips which were all very nice. Especially if you Italian is not very good this can be a great help when planning excursions. We did several boat trips, visited some cities (Ravenna is a must-see) and museums and Giovanna even helped us with a horse back riding trip (which we did not proceed with due to the extreme heat). At this booth you can also find several flyers for places nearby the camping, even if you don't want to book an excursion. If you are at the camping, this booth is a must-visit. Opening times for the excursions are mon-fri in the afternoon until (I believe) 7pm (19.00). The trip information is always available. There are several small villages in walking distance, or at least biking distance from the camping. Also several good restaurants in the surrounding villages (Pomposa, Nazioni). The morning- and evening markets are nice to have a look around. There are also several nice forests and nature reserves and bird-watching spots to visit in the Delta del Po area. All together we will surely keep visiting Vigna Sul Mar. There is room for some improvement, like there always is, but that did not keep me from having a wonderful time.