Spiaggia di Torre Rinalda

This beach is a fantastic camping-resort that offers exceptional services and facilities. They have a newly built swimming pool that caters to both children and adults. The beach is incredibly clean and provides a comfortable experience. The animation team is well-staffed and ensures that there are activities available for all ages at any time. In the evenings, they organize baby dance, variety shows, cabaret performances, musicals, and shows in the charming amphitheater setting. The staff is extremely friendly and professional. Additionally, local bands perform traditional music and dances from this beautiful region during the night. I highly recommend this beach for families with children and teenagers.

The reception staff is friendly, but they lack organization. There were five people inside, with only one person working while the other four seemed to be idle. The camping pitches are of a standard size, but they are nice and spacious enough, providing plenty of shade. There are more rescue swimmers wearing red trousers than there are people in the swimming pool. The water quality in the afternoon is really poor, resembling a milky soup. However, it is crucial to wear a swimming cap, which costs an additional 2 euros at the bar. The beach area is stunning. The showers at the beach are a disaster. It's difficult to find a functioning one, as some are loose and hanging around. The toilets and showers are clean, but they are not sufficient for the number of people. The staff is constantly trying to maintain cleanliness. The facilities have an outdated design and have not been renovated in a long time. There is no toilet paper provided in the toilets. We paid 59 euros per night for a standard camping pitch, which is excessively expensive. This camping site does not live up to its 4-star rating; it is just an average, standard site. I recommend visiting other 4-star camping sites where you can learn a lot more. In summary, it is an acceptable place to stay, but it is not worth the price.

If you enjoy peaceful camping experiences, we would not recommend this beach. Even during the low season, it can be quite noisy with a lot of music. The showers have a one-minute timer, which can be inconvenient and a bit stressful. Additionally, you are not allowed to enter or exit with your car after setting up your tent. You must leave it in a parking lot, which can be challenging if you have a small tent as suitcases do not fit inside.

We recently stayed at Torre Rinalda camping and noticed some similarities with other reviews. Our intention is not to criticize, but rather to provide positive feedback based on our own experience. We believe that many guests are becoming disappointed due to unspoken expectations. The 4-star rating in Italy can be confusing for foreign visitors, as it does not necessarily reflect the quality. The star system for campsites in Italy is more of a checklist, focusing on the presence of certain facilities rather than considering their age. As guests of the camping, we booked a pitch and discovered that the minimum package is for 3 people. This means that when you travel with just 2 people, which is quite normal, you end up paying 1/3 more for your stay. The price is quite high considering the services included. For the basic price, you get a decent pitch with 3A electricity, cold water, access to toilets and sinks for brushing teeth or shaving, and cold showers. To use the basic swimming pool, there is an additional fee of 4 euros per person, per day. These tickets must be purchased at the administration reception, which is located at the other end of the campsite. We requested a 6A upgrade for our camper, but were told at the entry reception that it was not possible for stays less than 5 nights. However, upon reading the rules on our pitch, we discovered that the staff had been misinformed. A 6A upgrade is indeed possible, but only 10A is available for stays of 5 nights or longer. For hot showers, you need to buy coins that provide 1.5 minutes of warm water. However, the shower starts with cold water for the first 5-10 seconds, so effectively, the time is even shorter. It is not possible to extend the time for hot showers without leaving the shower cabins. We wondered if the female staff had ever been asked to shower on the campsite and wash their hair with shampoo and conditioner within 1.5 minutes. We stayed at the beginning of August and noticed that most of the non-permanent pitches were empty. Despite reservation notes, many guests did not seem to arrive on the first days of their reservation. In reality, only 20-30% of the non-permanent pitches were occupied, which is unusually low for this time of year and type of campsite. During our stay, we had to load money onto a campsite debit card, which we found convenient as it eliminated the need for change and such. We observed a significant difference in the friendliness of the staff, and we couldn't find a clear reason for this disparity. The staff at the entry reception and administration reception were kind and helpful, but they also strictly adhered to the campsite policies. While this is not necessarily an issue, certain policies did prevent guests from having a carefree and enjoyable stay. This became evident when we tried to book a bed and umbrella on the beach. Despite the campsite having plenty of open spaces, all the beach beds were already reserved. As spontaneous guests, we had no chance of getting a bed and umbrella during the peak season. We were alarmed by the campsite's response to other reviews, as they seemed to interpret any feedback that didn't meet their standards as a threat. They consistently replied to these reviews without engaging in any dialogue with the previous guests. We agree with other guests who believe that this campsite has great potential, but the current management is not utilizing it effectively. It is up to the management to investigate the issues that occur within the campsite and address them. Specifically, they should focus on improving the friendliness of the staff and ensuring that guests have an unforgettable stay. Unfortunately, we did not experience this during our time there.

The beach is situated in a fantastic location, right next to a beautiful sandy beach with sand dunes. We stayed here for four nights at the end of May, and it was incredibly peaceful, with mostly Dutch and German campervan visitors. The pitch we had was great - quiet and spacious, although it seemed a bit tight for some of the larger campervans. The restaurant was decent, offering simple dishes like pizza. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The beach was amazing, and the swimming pool was fantastic, although it was a bit strange that it closed between 1 and 3pm. The washing facilities were always kept very clean. The showers, however, were the worst part. They had a ridiculous button system that only allowed you to have 40 seconds of water at a time. Many people struggled to even get them to work and ended up cutting their stay short because of it. Additionally, some of the showers near the beach relied on solar energy for hot water, which was not always readily available in May.