Camping Ermosa

Pros: the location, right next to the beach and a little town. Cons: the toilets are outdated, with standing toilets and very small showers, I could barely take a shower on it. The staff is rude, specially this men that smells alcohol a lot and drives his bike the entire day inside the camping with intimidating posture, it is extremely uncomfortable. The garbage system is ridiculous: we had specific times to go to the garbage and there was a staff member watching if we did the recycling the way they wanted. The overall experience was negative so I would not recommend this camping specially because of the staff posture.

I read very good reviews and that is why I decided to go there. The beach is really a nice one. For small kids or babies maybe not a good idea, they will have to wait on the sand, like mine did, maybe on not windy days is better, can't tell. So, I read is a family owned camping which should be nice. I got very good answer to my email and in very good English, the problem is that in the camping place, no one is speaking English, at least no one did when I was there. My bad experience was with a man with long and gray hair, he was impolite and a bit rude, we just wanted to know where to give our tag back since we forgot it by checking out. Since they don't speak English and not even try too, they get apparently annoyed very fast, unfortunately. This gives already an awkward feeling, sadly. The waiter at the pizzeria is a lovely woman. Women when doing check out are very nice people too.

Really nice place to stay with a camping van. Only the showers / bathrooms with toilets could be improved, the floor is always flooded with water; also there is no soap or toilet paper available. The WiFi is not usable at all, either really low internet bandwidth or no strong signal. … but it seems like a nice place for camping

Nice spot to camp on grass by the river and super close to the beach. This of course also brings some Moskitos but they didn’t really bother us. The beach itself is very nice and not really crowded now during September. Downsides: not too cheap, not too clean and old facilities, restaurant is ok but nothing great and there is no infrastructure in walking distance

About a 200m walk away from the beach. Friendly staff, most of them speak english. Internet is approx 10mbps which is slow, and it doesn't always work, but it's free. Sadfully there is no warm water except for the shower, so you need to find a solution for doing the dishes. All toilets except for 1 are squatting toilets, but are clean. Showers are small, about 1m by 1m. Great restaurant at the campsite, good food. Bread is available. 4/5 because the sanitary and the internet have their limits, recommend going if you're around.

Lovely place! This was our first camping experience with 2 kids my wife and the camper. We enjoyed a lot. Top location, 5 minutes walking To The beach. Very quite place. You can choose the place - pitch you want. Clean and very friendly. Pizza home made! Nice typical village 2 km away with a nice castle and wonserfull panoramic vue. So I recommend this place for a stop if you want to relax. Enjoy Sardinia!

Pros: the location, right next to the beach and a little town. Cons: the toilets are outdated, with standing toilets and very small showers, I could barely take a shower on it. The staff is rude, specially this men that smells alcohol a lot and drives his bike the entire day inside the camping with intimidating posture, it is extremely uncomfortable. The garbage system is ridiculous: we had specific times to go to the garbage and there was a staff member watching if we did the recycling the way they wanted. The overall experience was negative so I would not recommend this camping specially because of the staff posture.

I read very good reviews and that is why I decided to go there. The beach is really a nice one. For small kids or babies maybe not a good idea, they will have to wait on the sand, like mine did, maybe on not windy days is better, can't tell. So, I read is a family owned camping which should be nice. I got very good answer to my email and in very good English, the problem is that in the camping place, no one is speaking English, at least no one did when I was there. My bad experience was with a man with long and gray hair, he was impolite and a bit rude, we just wanted to know where to give our tag back since we forgot it by checking out. Since they don't speak English and not even try too, they get apparently annoyed very fast, unfortunately. This gives already an awkward feeling, sadly. The waiter at the pizzeria is a lovely woman. Women when doing check out are very nice people too.