Y13 I Pini Y14 Città di Bologna
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Open: 30 March - 2 November Open: 7 January - 20 December
Port: Calais 1029 miles/1656km // Zeebrugge 986 miles/1587km Port: Calais 813 miles/1308km // Zeebrugge 770 miles/1339km
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Camping I Pini is situated on the outskirts of Rome in the
Conveniently situated close to the Exhibition Centre on the
town of Fiano Romano and is an ideal base for exploring the
city ring road (Tangenziale), Camping Hotel Città di
eternal city. For those who do not wish to drive into Rome,
Bologna provides a good base for exploring the cultural
the site runs a daily bus service, and also offers a selection
and historical centre of the city of Bologna. The chalets on-
of tours in and around the city. In addition, Camping I Pini is
site are used by visitors to the Trade Fairs at the Fiera as
well situated for visiting Naples, Pompeii and Vesuvius and
well as tourists visiting the area. However, its central
regular excursions are organised by the site.
location means there is some road and aircraft noise.
This family run site is well laid out, with pitches of approximately
A bus service runs from the campsite gate into the city centre for a
90m
2
. As always in Italy, access may be difficult for larger outfits.
supplement. On returning from a day’s sightseeing, the site provides
There is one well maintained sanitary block. Whilst much of your
an open-air swimming pool to cool off and freshen up on hot
time will probably be spent sightseeing, the site has a range of
summer days. The clean, modern, heated sanitary block also
comfortable facilities, making it a good place to stop and
provides laundry facilities. Grass and hard-standing pitches are
recharge your batteries too! A programme of entertainment is
provided with access along straight avenues which could be difficult
organised in high season including aqua gym, football and
with large outfits. The English-speaking staff are friendly and
cabaret.
Facilities
helpful. Milk and bread can be pre-ordered from the snack bar.
a33 Outdoor pool (1 Apr-15 Sept) a33 Tennis (22 Mar-31 Oct)
Facilities
a33 Paddling pool (1 Apr-15 Sept) a33 Table Tennis (22 Mar-31 Oct)
a33 Outdoor pool (1 Jun-17 Sept) a33 Table tennis (7 Jan-20 Dec)
a33 Shop* a33 Internet
a33 Bar* a33 Internet/Wi-fi
a33 Bar* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Snack bar* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Restaurant* a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 Take-away* a33 Disabled facilities
a33 Take-away* a33 Nearby: Sightseeing, Horse
a33 Charcoal & gas BBQs a33 Motor caravan service point
riding, Walkinga33 BBQs permitted
permitted a33 Nearby: Sightseeing
*Open: 1 Apr-31 Octa33 Children’s play area* *Open: 1 Feb-20 Dec
a33 Children’s play area
a33 Bike hire (22 Mar-31 Oct) (7 Jan-20 Dec)
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Club comment: Dogs in categories 1 and 2
are not permitted. Please see pages 10 & 11
for further details.
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Club comment: Access to pitches could be
difficult for larger outfits.
Members comment: This is a well run
family site suitable for all ages.
Members comment: A very well designed,
Town: 1.5 miles/2.4km
constructed and maintained site.
Town: 1.5 miles/2.4km
30/03-26/06 26/06-28/08 28/08-02/11
07/01-21/03 21/03-14/06 14/06-17/09 17/09-16/10 16/10-20/12
Site Only Per Night (£)
Site Only Per Night (£)
Outfit +2 21.95 26.02 21.95
Outfit +2 15.16 18.09 22.49 18.09 15.16
Extra person 7.02 8.38 7.02
Extra person 4.28 5.02 6.48 5.02 4.28
Child 2-12 4.47 5.44 4.47
Child 5-9 2.67 3.23 4.13 3.23 2.67
Infant 0-1 Free Free Free
Child 0-4 Free Free Free Free Free
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Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum Stay: None. Price includes 6 amp electricity. Minimum stay: None.
BOOKING CODE: Y13 BOOKING CODE: Y14
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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