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Flaminio Village Bungalow Park

$87
/ night

Avg. for November

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Prices for Flaminio Village Bungalow Park

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$87
/ night

Avg. for November

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park average $84 in March, the cheapest month, and $164 in September, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$88
February$107
March$84
April$95
May$108
June$129
July$115
August$97
September$164
October$106
November$87
December$88

Most expensive: September (~$164)

Cheapest: March (~$84)

About this property

Family-friendly campground with a seasonal outdoor pool and Italian cuisine restaurant in Rome.
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  • Parking

  • Airport shuttle

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Bicycle Rental

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Location

Via Flaminia Nuova 821, Tor di Quinto, Rome, Italy
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Room options

5

Bungalow with Patio

Room details

1 Queen Bed

Sleeps 2

237 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Refrigerator
Patio
Private Entrance

6

Deluxe Bungalow

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 2

323 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Kitchen
Private Entrance

8

Deluxe Bungalow with Kitchen and Patio

Room details

1 Queen Bed
2 Twin Beds
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 6

344 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Kitchen
Patio
Private Entrance

6

One-Bedroom Bungalow with Kitchenette and Patio

Room details

1 Queen Bed
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 3

269 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Kitchen
Patio
Private Entrance

8

Large Deluxe Bungalow with Kitchen and Patio

Room details

1 Queen Bed
,
2 Twin Beds
, and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 6

377 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Kitchen
Patio
Private Entrance

4

Suite Bungalow

Room details

1 Queen Bed
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 3

269 ft²

Air Conditioning
Heating
Refrigerator
Patio
Private Entrance

2

Superior Bungalow

Room details

1 Queen Bed
and
1 Twin Bed

Sleeps 3

323 ft²

Garden View
Air Conditioning
Heating
Refrigerator
Patio
Private Entrance

Guest reviews of Flaminio Village Bungalow Park

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

Flaminio Village Bungalow Park offers a leafy, budget-friendly base on the outskirts of Rome, with easy train access for many guests, friendly staff, and a relaxed campsite vibe that suits travellers who value space and outdoor facilities.

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Facilities

Mixed

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Mixed

Service

Mixed

Location

Convenient

Dining

Inconsistent

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4

Heidi

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May 24, 2026

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Stayed 3 nights

The main criteria for the stay was a pool. It was on the booking site announced open May-september but was closed due to maintenense. The Camp site was placed outside of Rome, and most af the taxis wanted 50-60 euros for transport from the city due to Long Way Back. The Road was very trafikkated and dangerous to walk along on the way to the shop or the train station. We tried to go hiking, but the area was not suited due to trafik and Wild dogs. The cleaning was - hmm - not good The staff was very friendly thoug.
The main criteria for the stay was a pool. It was on the booking site announced open May-september but was closed due to maintenense. The Camp site was placed outside of Rome, and most af the taxis wanted 50-60 euros for transport from the city due to Long Way Back. The Road was very trafikkated and dangerous to walk along on the way to the shop or the train station. We tried to go hiking, but the area was not suited due to trafik and Wild dogs. The cleaning was - hmm - not good The staff was very friendly thoug.
10

Michel

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Dec 1, 2025

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Stayed 1 night

We are Canadian and felt like home :)
We are Canadian and felt like home :)
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Sarah

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Oct 28, 2025

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Stayed 2 nights

The location was convenient for exploring Rome during the day without paying the high city-center prices. The grounds themselves were lovely, with plenty of greenery and useful facilities such as laundry areas and shower blocks. There was also a shuttle cart running from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., which made getting around easier — though outside of those hours, the walk to the entrance could feel a bit long. The train station was about a 20-minute walk from our chalet, which was located near the back of the park. Unfortunately, the chalet itself left a lot to be desired. It was extremely dated, with doors hanging loosely, patchy flooring, and very uncomfortable beds. There was a kettle provided, but oddly, nowhere to plug it in. On the positive side, the shower was warm and powerful, which was a welcome relief after a day of sightseeing. Overall, it did the job for our needs — providing a basic place to rest as we travelled across Italy as a family of four. However, given the condition of the accommodation, I wouldn’t recommend this place for more than a short, budget stopover.
The location was convenient for exploring Rome during the day without paying the high city-center prices. The grounds themselves were lovely, with plenty of greenery and useful facilities such as laundry areas and shower blocks. There was also a shuttle cart running from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., which made getting around easier — though outside of those hours, the walk to the entrance could feel a bit long. The train station was about a 20-minute walk from our chalet, which was located near the back of the park. Unfortunately, the chalet itself left a lot to be desired. It was extremely dated, with doors hanging loosely, patchy flooring, and very uncomfortable beds. There was a kettle provided, but oddly, nowhere to plug it in. On the positive side, the shower was warm and powerful, which was a welcome relief after a day of sightseeing. Overall, it did the job for our needs — providing a basic place to rest as we travelled across Italy as a family of four. However, given the condition of the accommodation, I wouldn’t recommend this place for more than a short, budget stopover.
10

Lachlan

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Sep 22, 2025

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Stayed 6 nights

For easy access to Rome, this is great value. A short, frequently departing train ride takes you onto the city centre metro system and the cycle path along the River Tiber takes you door to door. Driving into the city is easy but varies with congestion at dufferent times and requires finding somewhere to park - and road access to the site itself can be quite bewildering. The site has a great laundry and shower/toilet block, as well as washing up space, so the bungalows really are self catering. However, we booked a standard bungalow and it was ok but not great. No real space to prepare food and only a small fridge, and quite well worn. It looked like it would have been well worth booking a superior bungalow. That said, the air conditioning worked well, which was the most important condition. The site was quite noisy: grass cutting, party music from the adjacent sports club and a convention of Vesoa enthusiasts buzzing around at all hours disturbed out peace. But its a campsite, in Rome, for this price. No complaints. We would stay here again, in a better bungalow.
For easy access to Rome, this is great value. A short, frequently departing train ride takes you onto the city centre metro system and the cycle path along the River Tiber takes you door to door. Driving into the city is easy but varies with congestion at dufferent times and requires finding somewhere to park - and road access to the site itself can be quite bewildering. The site has a great laundry and shower/toilet block, as well as washing up space, so the bungalows really are self catering. However, we booked a standard bungalow and it was ok but not great. No real space to prepare food and only a small fridge, and quite well worn. It looked like it would have been well worth booking a superior bungalow. That said, the air conditioning worked well, which was the most important condition. The site was quite noisy: grass cutting, party music from the adjacent sports club and a convention of Vesoa enthusiasts buzzing around at all hours disturbed out peace. But its a campsite, in Rome, for this price. No complaints. We would stay here again, in a better bungalow.
10

Joban

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Jul 6, 2025

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Stayed 2 nights

Good place to stay. Wifi was not working. Lack of security. Rest all was good.
Good place to stay. Wifi was not working. Lack of security. Rest all was good.

Property Policies

Check-in instructions

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Check-in

Check-out

From 15:00 to 00:00

Before 10:00

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FAQs about Flaminio Village Bungalow Park

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free onsite parking is available for guests.

Does the property allow pets?

Yes, pets are allowed, with a limit of one dog weighing less than 66 lbs per pet. Service animals are exempt from this policy.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 15:00, and check-out is until 10:00. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request.

Are airport shuttle services available?

Yes, airport shuttle services are available, but specific pricing and arrangements should be confirmed with the property.

What accessibility features does the property offer?

The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities, including public areas and rooms.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The property is located in Tor di Quinto, Rome, near cultural highlights such as the Vatican Museums and Castel Sant'Angelo, with nearby hiking/biking trails and a golf course.

Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, there is a seasonal outdoor pool and a children's pool available on-site, but the pool will be closed during the winter months from November to April.

What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are welcome, and one child up to the age of 5 years can stay for free if using existing beds in the parent's or guardian's room.

What are the policies for additional guests?

Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 7.0 per night, and it is advisable to request them in advance.

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What do room rates usually run at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park in Rome?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park in Rome typically land around $84 a night for two guests, ranging from $68 to $290.

When is the best time to visit Flaminio Village Bungalow Park for lighter crowds?

Visits are quietest in February and busiest in October at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park in Rome. Demand builds through spring into summer and peaks again around October, while February sees the lowest visitor levels — plan then if you prefer minimal crowds and easier availability.

Which month is cheapest to stay at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park?

March is the cheapest month to stay at Flaminio Village Bungalow Park in Rome, averaging $100 a night; September is the priciest at $187. March’s lower rates come even though the quietest month for crowds is February, so the least-crowded month and the least-expensive month do not match.

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