Camping Gottardo Switzerland

Posted on 10/07/2022 20:49 by cyberyacht

If it's just fort an overnight, why not an aire?

Posted on 11/07/2022 07:16 by eurortraveller

The campsite reviews say it has a restaurant, bar, terrace, swimming pool, bread and pastry bakery, laundry, modern showers, and good wi fi. If I were going that way I ‘d be there .

Posted on 10/07/2022 21:31 by hitchglitch

Have never used an Aire as we like to arrive mid afternoon and enjoy the camp surroundings. Do they have them in Switzerland? Sites are about 45 Euros so I imagine Aires could be popular.

Posted on 11/07/2022 11:26 by JimE

Not as sophisticated as Camping Bosco but if it's just for a night halt, this aire (sosta camper) is less than half the price and it's closer to the town centre.

Posted on 11/07/2022 15:32 by Dave Nicholson

It's one of our favourite sites when travelling down to Italy. Don't take the first exit to Faido south of the tunnel, take the second and the site is less than half a mile back towards the village of Faido on the RHS.

When you turn into the site pull in to the left and go to reception. Don't be tempted to keep going past the buildings, it gets very narrow.

There's an amazing bakery and a bar, restaurant and swimming pool. The language of the staff is Italian but they speak good English.

There are few Aires in Switzerland but the price of this site is not excessive compared to most of Switzerland. Despite being reasonably close to the motorway it's very quiet, the motorway being much lower in the valley. Enjoy.