Paestum is an ancient city located in southern Italy. It is known for its well-preserved Greek temples, which date back to the 6th and 5th centuries BCE. These temples are a significant example of ancient Greek architecture and attract many visitors who are interested in history and archaeology.
Beautifully maintained resort right by the sea with its own beach. The camping spots have trees for shade and ample electricity supply. The sanitary facilities are decent by Italian standards. The only drawback is that the on-site restaurant was only open in the evenings in early September (so no cappuccino and croissant in the morning). There is a well-stocked small store. We would definitely come back!
Nice seaside campsite with shaded pitches. The facilities are clean but limited. There is a fee for beach service, but there is also a free beach nearby where dogs are allowed. Please note that vehicles over 3 meters in height may have difficulty accessing the site. To get there from the north, continue on the main road and take the exit at Via Magna Grecia until you reach the archaeological park. Turn onto Via Nettuno and then right onto Via Poseidonia, following the signs.