I stayed for 9 nights in April 2024 and was impressed with the accommodation. The camping is outside of the city center but is right by a bus stop that will get you to where you need to go. You can buy a daily bus pass from the front desk - just be sure to validate it when you get on (it's usually in the back of the bus near the door). The Market is small and the hours often weren't in line with when I needed a snack. There's a grocery store across the street if you want more options. I ate at the restaurant a few times and the food was good, though nothing to write home about. I did enjoy getting a latte and croissant in the mornings for under 4 euro before heading into the city. I stayed in a hu stay Smart XS Plus which was the size of a standard hotel room. The bed was two twins pushed together and I found myself kind of in a crevice when I woke up each morning, but it was comfortable. Honestly this was a great price at about 550 euro for the 9 nights. Cheaper than a hostel would have been and I had a private and secure accommodation. Definitely would stay again as I don't mind the trip to get to the city and I liked getting away from the hubbub of the city itself. It's on the outskirts and felt a lot calmer. read more

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Very good camping ground. Nice boxes to stay in ,very cozy actually. The box was cooled by the best ac in the world and it was nicely cleaned. Tv didn't have English but that's ok. WI Fi was pretty decent I could watch a movie on my phone. The resturant had pizza which was delicious. And in the morning definitely pick the pistachio croissant . We came at midnight and the guy at the counter was very nice and showed us the way to our box( I dont know what it's actually called that's why I call it a box) . Didn't try the pool. The market had good options and the entrance was right next to a bus station that can take you anywhere. The pool shop had granita(slush) my favorite drink off all time. Definitely worth going again for this price and experience. I love camping and never really slept in this box. So that's something new I tried. Really good....... Hope this helps. ;) $$ ------- read more

Roma Camping - My box - Campgrounds Near Me - Rome, RM

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Camping Roma is UHHHHMAZING! Seriously THE BEST place I went in my travels to Europe with my brother. From Amsterdam, Switzerland, Firenze, to Paris. Hands down... We absolutely had the time of our lives here! I've been patiently waiting to Yelp this place for a few years. The guards at the front gate who make sure we are all safe at night were our best friends. Coming back from drunking debaucherous nights out on the STEPS OF ROME these guards even shared their home cooked meals with us that their wives had so sweetly packed for them to enjoy on the long night shift. Great cooking too BTW! So here's the deal. You get a whole TRAILER!!! yah! In the world of hostel living... This is just... SERIOUSLY! and? It had a little in wall Air Conditioner! YES! I said it! 125 degrees C outside and you have your own little trailer with A/C and a little pump shower if you need to cool off. Then? Not only is there a market, laundry, HUGE pool and hot tub on site... but there is a TIKI bar AT THE POOL! and... the nightlife here is Kick-ASS! You can let loose and party the night away at the BAR ON SITE! They know how to party in Italy and this CLUB is just a stumble away from your trailer! There's also a public Grocery Store outside the Camping Roma grounds - just over the bridge there - an easy walk. You can stock up on everything you need for the day and then head back to the pool. We stayed for 8 days and did one day of touring then one day of "Hangover recovery" at the pool the whole trip. LOVED IT! LOVED IT LOVED IT! WE even made lifelong friends during our stay! I met SOOO many interesting and amazing people during these 8 days at Camping Roma. I will return with my family too! Of course you would want to shelter your kids from the crazy nightlife but it is a safe place and the bus line to Vatican and all that is ROME will be just steps away from your affordable stay at Camping Roma! read more

After a long day of traveling while sick and spending far too long on public transport (that part was my fault, missed my stop), I got to the campground at around 10:15/22:15. The receptionist was nice, and I got my plastic room card. Upon walking up several flights of stairs and finding my cabin, the key card didn't work. A small box beside the door, unlike everyone else's box, was unlit. I went and told this to the receptionist, who gave me a new key. A physical key this time. Doesn't really matter, because the reason the key card didn't work was that there was no power in the room. I was far too tired to walk back down through the campground and up again, so I'm charging my phone on a power bank instead. Maybe I'm just cranky, but man it would be cool to have electricity. read more

Good price, especially if there are a couple of people sharing a chalet. The chalet is definitely the way to go, so much more room, a kitchenette, 2 separate bedrooms and separate bathrooms. The bungalows don't even have a fridge, so much better to pay a little extra for the chalet. The breakfast food is very average, with a grumpy lady serving behind the bar, though it is cheap. This place is good for young people as they have themed parties most nights. The chalets are away from where the party is which is another plus (though wifi signal is too weak to work). The wifi was down for a lot of the time we were there which was frustrating everyone - they should have got it fixed so much quicker. Their currency exchange rates were really good too, with only small commissions. The supermarket across the road is cheaper than the on-site shop. And the little cafe across the road next to the supermarket makes great pizzas and a delicious coffee slushy thing with a chocolate down the bottom. McDonalds is a short walk away and has free wifi, but you need the login details to be sms'd to an Italian mobile number. All up good, I'll stay there again. read more

The tents are very clean, bare minimum, but clean. The twin mattresses are actually really comfy. The bathrooms reminded me of a locker room at a gym, but they did the job, and there was never a wait. There was a mini mart that sold everything, on site, as well as a laundromat, an appliance charging tent, a store that sold smokes, 2 cafes, a huge and sparkling pool, and a partridge in a pear tree. The only thing was the mosquitoes and spiders nearly hauled me off one night. So many bite!!! read more

Good camping, not so far from Cornelia underground station (five bus stops). You can stay on tent, or you can chose bungalows or chalets. Good prices, too, but the restaurant is not so nice and there's no bar. There a mall very near to go by foot. There nothing to do in the very near area during the night. read more

Its camping so expect that type of thing. They have rooms which is good but that doesnt mean you'll be saved from the mosquitos. Bring your own towel. Wifi is iffy. Some rooms are hard to find. Very young crowd, like...teens read more

One of the many places I've stayed during my Euro tour. This one looked like a little two person trailer but it was ok. It could actually sleep four, but I was lucky to only have one roomie with me. Bathroom was ok, they offered dinner and had a dj and toga night the last night we stayed. Close enough walk across the bridge to the supermarket which was awesome! Oh! The food they have at their restaurant was pretty good too. read more

I highly recommend this place to stay while in Rome. If you are looking for a fun experience, way to meet people, and a friendly experience, this is the place to go!!! The restaurant, grocery store, and information center on site is very helpful. Bungalows were clean and had air conditioning but wifi was come and go. It is about a 20-40 minutes away (by bus and metro) from the main sites and can get loud at night. read more