We were disappointed to find so many camp sites closed in this area. However encouraged by reviewers comments that this would be a good base for visiting Florence we checked in to a lovely welcome. Once settled we learned that the only bus the following morning was at 6.30 and that would be a 2 hour trip. Given that this was March I guess that winter service was still operating. Still we enjoyed watching three hours of six nations rugby in the bar, but BEWARE three beers cost E24!!!! House wine on the other hand was E8 a litre. We had a good supper in the restaurant that night and understood why the locals were drinking just water! The site was a bit delapitated, again this was very low season but there no signs of the grounds being spring cleaned. Toilets and showers were fine. The site is pretty much full of static caravans with ramshackle extensions, probably owned by Florentines escaping the summer city heat. Beware of theft in Florence. I was shoved whilst boarding a bus and my purse stolen.

Very Italien! Children up until very late so not the quietest of sites. Toilet and showers very good. Restaurant good home cooking, and very good, but the proprietor's mother seems to overcharge, so check your bill.
Train or bus to Florence a 25 minutes drive but don't get caught out by the times, the trains don't run between for 3 hours after 10am so the bus is better. Site is quite steep and some of the pitches are difficult to access

Super site, very welcoming and spotlessly clean. Good staff superb views from the pool. Excellent for visiting Florence and Lucca.

Very scenic, views of the forest and mountains. Restaurant excellent, no English spoken but they were very friendly, helpful and welcoming. Best toilets and showers we have come across, very clean, hot water and toilet paper. Excellent stop off and looks like it would be very good for a longer stay in the season.