Camping Aquileia

Decent campsite, pitches in rows. We managed to get a pitch on the furthest corner with great views out over farmland. Facilities are fine, warm showers. No toilet paper provided. Great pool but they'd shut it the day we arrived due to rain in the morning! The afternoon was boiling and nowhere to cool off which was disappointing but thankfully, despite an overnight storm, they opened it the following afternoon. Friendly life guard! Near to the town and lots of sites so it's in a great location.

A 3 night stay in early October. Camping is weather dependent and October can be variable. Our first night was interrupted by a storm that actually brought down branches from the trees that cover this campsite, almost, completely. Bare this in mind. When looking up a campsite one tends to chose based on whether it's on your route to somewhere you are going, or it's near a place you would like to visit. Camping Aquileia fits the second reason for us. It is within easy walking distance of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A beautiful, tranquil and calming place to take your time visiting. Unfortunately Camping Aquileia lets itself down dramatically. It is totally unsuitable for out of season inclement weather. The site is muddy, the trees cover almost everything, the facilities are open to the elements. The utility lighting on site is poor at best, and in some areas non-existent. The comfort pitches are basically double the size of the standard pitch, so if it's been raining you've got double the mud, and the 'comfort pitches' are the ones with no lighting that just happen to be by the fence that faces the Basilica grounds. Oh and they are not included the ACSI price deal. So one night on a standard pitch 2 nights on a comfort pitch, 2 adults and a dog 133.80€. Our previous site was literally on the Adriatic, beach view, pristine facilities, hardstanding and tarmac roads, utility lighting, for 4 nights, 117.49€. And our site after Camping Aquileia on Lake Garda, beach view, good facilities, hardstanding and tarmac roads, utility lighting everywhere for 3 nights 81.71€. Camping Aquileia should not be opening in the autumn, it is not fit for purpose. There were other things wrong but I've run out of willpower. And the only reason I give it one star is because it's close to Aquileia. PS. The Capannina restaurant is a big bonus. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for the staff and food.

A wonderful location in Aquileua, a UNESCO town. Spent three nights here, two people, two bicycles and one tent. Quiet, we heard no noise from any street or church bells. Every pitch is more than big enough, large trees keep all of them in shade. Reception very friendly, German and English spoken fluently. Toilettes, shower rooms and dishwashing area cleaned every day for two hours. Sissies who cannot live without a toilet seat and their own toilet paper whine in the reviews. A market with everything one needs is across the street. We recommend this place to every one who is looking for a quiet, clean and peaceful campground.

Pretty typical campsite - good amenities - well located for ancient sites and lagoon - highlight was the excellent 25m pool - clean and well maintained - cheaper than other sites nearby from what I can tell

We stayed at this camp-site for one night only, we pitched our own tent. pros: - large space to pitch a tent and comfortable, soft ground for our tent - friendly and helpful receptionist - great pool with clean water at lovely temperature - good location with easy access to the town cons: - pool opening times were too short - during our entire stay we only had 30 mins to use the pool - due to stagnant water in the area, there were a million mosquitos everywhere, including bathrooms - please consider addressing this issue as we both have suffered terrible bites - no toilet seats! what is the deal with that? tiny shower enclosures and only one sink for dish-washing - these facilities can be vastly improved

Very nice camping spot, next to the archeological ground. All the pitches are in the shadow, beneath trees. The facilities are very clean. The only challenge was to find the electrical hook up. 🤣

Camping Aquileia is our favorite campsite. The location is perfect for cultural (UNESCO World Heritage!) and sporting activities (swimming and cycling). The view on the tower of the the Basilica is very, very beautiful. It's the bigger picture that makes the place so special for us. A nice little shop accros the road, perfect restaurants in the neighbourhood, nice people at the campsite, a lovely swimmingpool, a day to Venice by train etcetc. In short, for us it's the real camping feeling!

The campsite is good with large pitches for motorhomes and very peaceful too. The facilities are basic but clean and it would be nice to have soap to wash your hands. Monica and her team are very helpful and friendly. The large swimming pool is perfect after a hot day exploring, but some more seats or sunloungers would be good.