We were directed to stay at Mario's place as Riccardo's was fully booked. Mario's place offers all the necessary amenities, including separate large rooms for males and females with several sinks, toilets, and showers that are kept clean. The pitches vary from shady to sunny and offer different surfaces such as grass, gravel, and sand. It is not recommended to visit during peak times like weekends, public holidays, or high season, as it can be crowded. The caravans and mobile homes are closely packed together, resembling a parking lot on the beach. There aren't many attractions in the immediate vicinity, but the beach is just across the street and is clean, making it a perfect location for a seaside vacation.
The location is central and right by the beach. Despite not having made a reservation, we were able to secure a shaded but small spot on Saturday. The staff was helpful, but they only spoke Italian. The restroom facilities are a bit old but cleaned regularly. Despite being quite full, it was relatively quiet.
Recommended for a trip to the beach (across the road), the facilities are not very clean and hot water showers are paid. Remember to bring the necessary fittings for the water hose. There are no attractions or playgrounds for children, only a "giant" chessboard. The campground has a designated area for dogs, and there is a pizzeria and a piadineria (a type of Italian flatbread) on site. Additionally, there is a nice train that takes you to Bellaria for a small fee.