The pool is great and clean. Swimming caps are required. Just one suggestion — it would be good to have larger caps available, not just children’s ones in the camp’s market. The bus connection between Venice and the camp works really well. The transport is excellent, and the round-trip ticket is only 3 EUR per person, so overall everything is really great. If I ever come back to Venice and that area, I would definitely stay in the camp again — just in a larger mobile home.Inside the camp, there is a market with all the essential items, which is really convenient, and a restaurant with great food that’s open in the evening — they have pizzas, pasta, and more. In the morning, there’s a good breakfast selection as well. All in all, a really great experience and excellent accommodation. Highly recommended!

One thing that can be a bit unpleasant — and it’s not the staff’s fault — is that it can get a little noisy at night when guests slam the doors of the mobile homes. But that’s understandable and more about the guests themselves, not the staff or other people in the camp.

The location is excellent. The sea is 45 km away, and the shopping center is nearby. You can report any problem via WhatsApp 24/7 and get a quick solution. The staff member Ms. Chiara is wonderful — many thanks to her again.

I stayed in house number 71. Unfortunately, the children's beds are right next to the shared kitchen area, which also has a seating area. Although there is a noise curfew at 11:00 PM, there were still people doing the dishes and talking loudly in the seating area at night. Even with the window closed, the noise still came through the ventilation openings inside the house. Would I go on holiday there again? Yes — but I wouldn’t stay in house 71 😄.

The area is beautiful. They have a store right there, breakfast and you can buy bus tickets. It’s clean, quiet Bus stop right out front. 30 min ride to Venice

The night guy was very rude. I had asked about the towels and if I could leave them in the room. The reception lady said yes and at 3 am as I’m leaving the guy won’t let me check out until I bring him all the towels. I get it: he’s just doing his job. But be nice about it. I am a guest. I decided to pay and stay here. The rooms are small. So if you’re looking for a luxury room this is not it.

The location was great - a peaceful place to stay. We could purchase bus tickets directly from their office, and the bus station was just next to the property. The lodge was small but clean, and the beds were comfortable.

We upgraded our lodge from one with a shared bathroom (where the bathroom was located separately) to one with a private bathroom and stayed for 2 nights. They initially told us 20 euros for the upgrade but ended up charging us 30 euros. Additionally, there was no towel in the room, so we had to rent one for 2 euros.

The camping is near the bus station, from where you can go directely ro Piazzale Roma - Venice (bus 53E), or to Mestre Station (bus 43). Also, there is a bus for Parma. Silent location, a lot of trees, the common bathroom was clean, hot water all the time. There is a minimarket inside, with normal prices. Nearby, in Oriago di Mira -15 minutes walking, is a Maxi supermarket. Nice and helpful staff.

You need good slippers for bad weather. When it is raining, the access outside the room/mobile house can be difficult. The room is without cleaning everyday, but I knew that, so it was ok.

Incredible value. So close to the bus stop for 25 min ride into Venice. It reminded me of family vacations at Camp Sequoia Lake in California. We bought a 3 day bus and water taxi pass for 45 Euro that took us into Venice and all around the city including Burano, Murano, Torcello. Bus rides were very often and last bus home was 2300 and 2400 so we could stay out late. We parked our rental car 5 feet from the from door of our cute, little cabin which had heat/AC and a large shower for Italy standards.

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Everything was clean and the staff were welcoming and helpful. Overall the vibe is nice. Even though some sanitary facilities are a bit old I think it's not a problem, toilets were always clean. There's space for everybody and the organisation of facilities is convenient.

You really hear everything your closest neighbors drop, move, etc. (I think you can't overhear any words though) so be ready for that. Sometimes it's cold but the A/C saves your life :)

Tent was warm and had a nice terasse, mosquitos didn't bother us. All the necessary kitchen utilities were in the room. Sleeping space separated in two blocks which is nice. Nice territory. Bus stop to Venice is nearby and you can buy tickets in the camping

Bathrooms are quite far from the tent location. Our neighbors listened music from their car which is right beside our tent and quite loud. They shut it down before 22 though

We come to Venice every two years for the architectural Bienalle. We stayed until now in another camping, but this one is far more convenient, because the bus stop is right in front of the camping and you can get to Venice (piazza Roma) in 30 minutes. The restaurant is very good and tasty, not overpriced. The grocery store is well equipped and also not overpriced. Many shady places for tents and campers.

We found one single hair in the bathroom. Can happen, not a big issue. You have to rent towels (3 euro) for the bungalos - I guess they have their reasons, but for me it could be included in the price. We had one neighbour, who was loud until 22:00, but this is not because of the camping.

Camp Serenissima offered excellent convenience due to its proximity to public transportation and made travel to Venice and other destinations easy. The affordability and availability of units made it a great choice for travelers on a budget. Additionally, the friendly customer service enhanced the overall stay, which created a welcoming and comfortable experience

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