



from 26 €
Price per night & spot
incl. service fee
Spots on site
2 Camping spots
Stays
1 – 5 Nights
Max. guests
5 per spot
Instant booking
until 18:00 on arrival day
Free cancellation up to 10 days before arrival.
Or within 48 hours of booking, up to one day before arrival.
Relax in the tranquility of our regenerative organic farm, where we keep bees and grow heirloom grains and grapes, nestled among the fields of Parmigiano Reggiano: If you believe in environmental sustainability and responsible tourism, we’re here for you.
Our collection of historic tractors is open to visitors free of charge.
You can purchase our high-quality organic products directly from us: Lambrusco wine, traditional balsamic vinegar, craft beer, honey, pasta, and cookies.
We have a small basketball court.
A gravel parking lot and private green space are available to everyone.
Restaurants, shops, and all amenities are within walking distance.
We’re located near the cities of Parma and Reggio Emilia, Brescello (home of Don Camillo and Peppone), and the Po River.
Max. 7 meters in length

Between trees

On a farm

In a meadow

With a shady place

Between fields
Toilet
The bathroom also includes a shower
10€ per night
Dogs welcome
Cats welcome
Electricity
10 amps
7€ per night
Shower
Shower included with the purchase of a toilet
Water
Cell phone reception
Campfire allowed
ask in advance
Firewood
5€ per night
Barbecue allowed
Farm shop
Waste disposal
MTB
Cycling
Watching wildlife
Hiking
Farm vacation
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This farm is a beautiful place and the perfect starting point for excursions in the surrounding area. Simone is a wonderful host—warm, dedicated, and completely easygoing. He goes out of his way to make sure every guest feels completely at home. If you want to experience traditional cuisine, you definitely shouldn’t miss her restaurant recommendation. If we’re ever in the area again, we’ll definitely stop by and buy everything in her pantry 😅
Top-notch campsite. Super friendly and clean. Great organic products! The homemade bread was simply delicious!
The place is superpeaseful and the host Simone walks the talk. You can see and learn what ecological agriculture means and it's good.
Since there aren’t any reviews of Simone here yet, here’s a more detailed one: We—two adults, a 2.5-year-old, and a dog—spent one night here and had a wonderful stay. Simone is a very warm and welcoming host. When we arrived, there were already five campers there, but there was plenty of room for all of us. What was especially great was that Simone had leveled out some of the campsites, so we didn’t need any leveling blocks. You’re surrounded by greenery, yet the restroom facilities are right on the property if you need them. We didn’t need them for one night, but we took a quick look inside—everything was super clean. There’s a small seating area under the apple trees, which we used so we didn’t have to set up our own table. A special highlight for our youngest was Simone and his grandpa’s collection of Bulldogs and tractors. One vintage vehicle stands next to another, and you just can’t stop marveling at them. There’s also a small self-service market; Simone sustainably produces various foods on his farm. We picked up a jar of honey and look forward to enjoying it in the morning as a memento of our short trip. Payment is on a trust basis—it’s great that PayPal is accepted too! We’ll definitely be back and highly recommend a stay with Simone to everyone.

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