Camping Avigliana Lacs

The owner. He was wonderful. We speak no Italian and he no English but he managed to assist us greatly. Even arranging transport for us to the train station so we could visit turin

The site is tired and could do with updating.

Die Lage zwischen den Seen

Sehr einfache und nicht saubere Toiletten- und Duschanlagen.

Campeggio accogliente, piazzole grandi e spaziose, gestori disponibili ottima cucina.

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Campeggio accogliente, piazzole grandi e spaziose, gestori disponibili ottima cucina.

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Area

We were aware of previous reviews however we saw that new management had taken over Jan this year so had hoped of improvements. We were welcomed in by the manager and he spoke good English and was very friendly. When we pitched our tent too far over straddling two pitches because there was a better area of grass he was fine laughed and made a joke. Facilities as far as we could tell had not massively improved from previous reviews but for an overnight stay we were prepared for this. The problem for us started around 10pm when the loud music started, OK it was Saturday night so expected however on and off throughout the night the music started again and again loud then quieter then loud again. Whilst I can’t say whether this was on the site or not it was still too loud and clearly very close. This went on and off all night till 4.30am when a group of Italian boys went to one of the cabins / caravans on site and turned on their music at full blast waking up the other two campers who were also staying. They continued to shout play their music loudly and generally continue whatever party they had been having. After a 4 hour drive there and a 6 hour drive the next morning we had little sleep and ended up leaving at 6am. It seemed there was little or no respect for paying campers and it appeared that nothing was done to stop this. I can’t believe that the manager would not have heard the racket as he appeared to be staying at the site. To us it seemed like a group that lived there did as they pleased and that visitors were of little value. It’s a shame as it’s in a pretty area but if you can’t sleep in a tent what’s the point of opening a campsite to the public.