Name: Bluegreen Village
Address: Via Madonna di Rosella 52, Piano di Sorrento, Piano di Sorrento, Piano di Sorrento, 80063, Italy
Rating: 9

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Parco Regionale dei Monti Lattari

Vesuvius National Park

Castel dell'Ovo

Piazza del Plebiscito

Royal Palace

San Francesco di Paola

Galleria Umberto

Teatro di San Carlo

Castel Nuovo

Piazza San Domenico Maggiore

Santa Chiara

Church of Gesu Nuovo

Sansevero Chapel

Pio Monte della Misericordia

San Lorenzo Maggiore

Cathedral of Naples

Sant'Elmo Castle

National Archaeological Museum

National Museum of Capodimonte

Catacombe di San Gennaro

Naples International Airport

Teatro Verdi

Giardino della Minerva

Villa Comunale di Salerno

Palazzo di Citta di Salerno

Castello di Arechi

Salerno Cathedral

Museo Diocesano di Salerno

Church of the Crucifix

Museo Archeologico Provinciale

Forte La Carnale

Parco del Mercatello

Arechi Stadium

Aragonese Castle

Guevara Tower

Cartaromana Beach

Diocesan Museum

Ischia Port

Maronti Beach

Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport

Museo Archeologico di Pithecusae

Bay of Saint Montano

Giardini la Mortella

Poseidon Thermal Gardens

Citara Beach

Cava dell'Isola Beach

Villa La Mortella

Soccorso Church

Bluegreen Village

We stayed at Bluegreen for one week and we had a great time. The atmosphere was informal and personal and the camp site staff was extremely helpful and friendly. This really is a place to recommend, as it provides a green oasis with very spacious pitches and an amazing view over Sorrento and Naples. Walking distance to the train station and the beach. We visited great places and historical sites such as Naples city, Pompei, Herculaneum, Paestum, Capri, the Vesuvius and Amalfi Coast. All of that in one week, and with still plenty of time to go swimming and to enjoy to peace and calm of the camp site - and the sunset! We loved the place and so did our kids.

Stayed here 4 days in June, campsite right on the sea coast, but cliff top so no direct access to the sea.  Almost empty when we were there. No swimming pool but for 6 euro you can use the pool in the next door holiday village.  Very clean facilities and nice helpful staff. Watch out what the GPS says to get to the site from the main road, takes you down a very narrow lane and under  a bridge with just 3m clearance, cars parked made it a very tight squeeze so suggest you try and follow the main route.

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Sunset and olive trees

Nice and quiet campsite very handy for Sorrento

This campsite is located on top of the cliff face.. so the view, once you look through the 6ft high wire fence and some trees is spectacular. The nearest beach is approx 1,3km walk with the last 300m is a steep climb along a small street. The beach is small and devided into sections; chargable and free ones. The free ones do not have restaurant nor toilet facilities. The other beach is a bit further but has more options. The campsite restaurant quality was dissappointing, so only used it once. We used the small village shop near the entrance to the campsite for food shopping and there are many delicious pizzerias in the walking distance. NB Everything is shut on Sundays! Literally next door holiday club had a very audiable pool party every evening but if you are located at the furthest part of the campsite, you can only hear them when using the toilet & showers. Toilets only have the bowls, no toilet seats and no toilet paper. Shower quality varies, only a couple have hooks/shelves to hang your clothes on but plenty hot water. The train station is a 10 min brisk walk from the campsite and has direct, cheap connections to e.g. Pompeii and Sorrento city centre. However, the train does get very full both directions so you are unlikely to get a seat.. but it's a good way to get to know people. 
The campsite (like many others in the area) is a home to tiny ants and so even with a camper, it's good to use ant powder around the tires. 

Friendly, helpful staff.. basic campsite, lacks atmosphere.

We might have had a good time at this place, if somebody would have been at the reception. Ok, we didn’t have a reservation and it was 5pm... we waited one and a half hour and everything that welcomed us was the funny sign at the door which says: I’ll be right back, no telephone number. We went to the pitches to take a look of the beautiful view, but the view is not better than everywhere else at this area. We didn’t care, because we only wanted to stay one night. Probably we could have camp there one night and nobody would have noticed, but we decided to travel to another place🤷🏻‍♀️

Anybody there?! 

SO, this place is run down. The staff: friendly, the location: ok, the amenities: terrible...

The shower in our bungalow was absolutely disgusting, it didn't work and only trickled out of the shower head. The bathroom immediately smelled like sewage when we walked in. One of our toilet papers had dirt and or mold on the inside of the roll, and on the paper itself. The bathroom was so bad we would ask the workers to unlock the one the the lobby (as we lived in bungalow 1) and we would go in their instead. I actually considered showering in the hose outside near the garden the get the ocean water off of me, as me and my friends went with a travel group to the almafi coast. Instead of that, I used the kitchen sink to shower in. 

One of the bed's sheets was actually damp upon arrival, and one of my friends had an allergic reaction all over her body from the bed she slept in. 

Seriously just look into different hostels/ hotels in the area, this one is not worth it even though the staff is incredibly nice.

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