Rome - Camping
06-26-17 | 06:30 AM
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It has been a few years, but I stopped at a canp ground outside of Rome once that wasn't far from the train. Italian campgrounds weren't cheap and there isn't a lot of space between the tents, but it was fun. It was named "Happy Camp", so I guess we were all happy campers.
Guide books like Lonely Planet , Let's Go, or Guide Routard have pretty good advice.
Guide books like Lonely Planet , Let's Go, or Guide Routard have pretty good advice.
06-26-17 | 12:42 PM
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It has been a few years, but I stopped at a canp ground outside of Rome once that wasn't far from the train. Italian campgrounds weren't cheap and there isn't a lot of space between the tents, but it was fun. It was named "Happy Camp", so I guess we were all happy campers. Lo
Guide books like Lonely Planet , Let's Go, or Guide Routard have pretty good advice.
Guide books like Lonely Planet , Let's Go, or Guide Routard have pretty good advice.
I was just wondering if anyone out there had any current experience with any of the Roman campgrounds.
06-26-17 | 12:47 PM
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When I was there, I did "wild camping" generally outside of the towns. To bed at dusk, up at dawn. No trace but matted grass left behind.
In Rome, I stayed at a youth hostel. I think in Rome, it was on the North side, up near an Olympic stadium. A bit out of the way, but I had the bike with me.
In Rome, I stayed at a youth hostel. I think in Rome, it was on the North side, up near an Olympic stadium. A bit out of the way, but I had the bike with me.
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