Camping Seven Hills Village

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Alan Rogers Review

Close to Rome, this site provides a quieter, garden setting in some areas, but has a very lively, busy atmosphere in others. It is situated in a delightful valley, flanked by two of the seven hills of Rome and is just off the autostrada ring road (GRA) to the north of the city. The site runs a bus shuttle service every 30 minutes in the mornings to the local station and one return bus to Rome each day (08.00-12.00 and 16.30-20.30). The 250 pitches for touring units (3A electricity to some) are not marked, but the management supervise in busy periods.

Facilities

Three soundly constructed sanitary blocks are well situated around the site, with open plan washbasins, and hot water in the average sized showers. Facilities for disabled campers. Well stocked shop. Bar/restaurant and terrace. Money exchange. Swimming pool at the bottom of the site with bar/snack bar and a room where the younger element tends to congregate (separate pool charge). Disco. Excursions. Bungalows to rent. WiFi.

• Golfing nearby
• Outdoor Pool
• Restaurant on site
• Shop on site
• Pets allowed
• Bar on site
• TV on site

Find out more about this campsite by visiting their Official Website.

Location

Getting there...
From autostrada ring road exit 3 take Via Cassia (signed SS2 Viterbo, NOT Via Cassia Bis) and look for site signs. Turn right after 1 km. and follow small road, Via Italo Piccagli for 1 km. to site. This narrow twisting road is heavily parked on during the day so access can be interesting.

What's special about this campsite

• Golf
  There are several fine golf courses around Rome. These include Parco di Roma golf club, an attractive 18-hole course easily accessible from the site.
  • Golf course within 20 km
  • 18 hole
  • Club hire
  • Buggy hire
  • Golf tuition / professional available
  • Driving range
  • Pitching green
  • Putting green
  • Practice bunker
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