Camping Sass Dlacia

Very busy campsite, and I can see why. Very easy to book and check in. Welcoming staff and great facilities. Lots to do onsite, a good atmosphere. Many hikes, climbs, mountain biking to do around, perfect location for this. Great view of trees and the mountains. Allowed to go and choose your own spot. I was lucky to get one tucked away in the back corner so it felt more private and quiet there which is how I like it. I personally would have felt less relaxed parked in the middle of the campsite with so many people around but that's purely my preference. I had a great stay here and I would come again.

We really enjoyed our stay even though we only stayed one night during our bikepacking trip. The vibes were great, campfire in the evening, cold beers and good food. The tent pitches laid beautifully underneath pine trees. No wet grass or wet tent in the morning. Good affordable price and still you don't compromise on anything! They even rent out via ferrata kits and bikes, so we will definitely come back and stay a couple of days to explore the Dolomites eben better!

I came here with high expectations, remembering this place as a camping jewel in the Dolomites from 10 years ago. Unfortunately, it feels like time has stopped—maintenance and upgrades aren’t a priority. The toilet block looks new but is too small for the number of guests, and finding toilets out of paper at 7:50 AM was disappointing. Out of the three campgrounds we visited this week, this was the dirtiest in terms of toilets. The minimarket was poorly stocked, with many empty shelves (though it’s nice they let guests use the freezer). The minimarket is rather poorly stocked with lots of empty shelves, but it’s nice they allow guests to use their freezer. The restaurant seems to have kept the same high standard. We wanted to rent bikes here, but to be honest, the 6PM deadline for returning the bikes along with the 12 euro requested for insurance, added to the 69 base fee, made us think twice. We found a more convenient option 5 minutes by car, at a specialized bike shop with good reviews. Check out at 10:00 AM is kind of harsh for a camping, considering how much work is to be done before being ready to leave. The best part is the location, near the forest where you can hear reindeers at night.

Really like the camping! We stayed there in September/October in an Utia. The campsite was so cosy, beautiful surrounded by mountains and nature. The location was perfect for the main attractions/hikes. Small tip: the utia can get very cold end of summer.

We had a fantastic stay here in mid-September! We loved the A-frame cabin and only wish we could have stayed longer than one night. We also enjoyed our time in one of the Utias. The newer of the two facility buildings has excellent showers—very spacious! Some separation between the shower and dressing area would be a great addition to keep clothes and the benches dry. Our favorite part was the chill area with the fire pits. The atmosphere was so welcoming; we met some wonderful people and even got to enjoy a concert one evening. We'll definitely be back!

Camping Sass Dlacia is by far the best camping place I’ve been to! The amenities are excellent and the showers are unbelievably amazing – a real treat after a day outdoors. The views of the mountains are breathtaking, and the atmosphere is just perfect. They even have live music, a great restaurant, and a sauna, which makes the stay extra special. Plus, the location is ideal with super easy access to beautiful hikes. Truly a fantastic place to camp – highly recommended!

I can't say enough positive things about Camping Sass Dlacia and our experience. We booked a few months ahead of our trip traveling from Texas. The staff was knowledgeable, kind and kept great communication regarding any updates we needed to know. The restaurant onsite was delicious (please make a reservation for dinner). The Forest Cabin was perfect for our needs, and was well built and well heated. My partner and I can't wait to go back. I highly recommend booking your stay here.

For a large campsite this one still has a comfortable feel. The facilities are good and the restaurant is top notch. There is a great fire pit / bar / music area, and a nearby bus stop. It can be a stop for hikers doing the Alta Via 1.