I stayed there for 5 nights in Dec. I got a bed in a three bed bungalow which was really good. However, on the second night they put a guy into that bungalow which totally freaked me out. I asked the reception to move me to another bungalow and they were happy to do it.
The staff in the restaurant was very friendly, however the food wasn't that good. I would rather go to central Rome to get some proper food.
The village situates opposite a supermarket which comes handy, the booze is cheap there.
They provide free wifi which I could never get signal unless i was sitting inside the information room (you can use their computers here too).
Hairdryers can be borrowed from the reception with a deposit of 10 euro.
The bus to center of Rome runs frequently, right outside the village. Need to get to Cornelia metro station (about 10-15 mins on the bus), the underground train will take you to most of the must-see places, apart from the Colosseum, you have to take a second line to get there.
Metro runs until 9 most day so if you come back late, you will need to get MA1 bus to go back to cornelia station then 246 to the village. The trip can take a while but to be honest, with the price they charged, i could not complain :)
So far the place is clean, nice, staff are very friendly. The room 26 i got after was a bit cold tho.
Credit to the reception, they are very helpful when it comes to where to go and what to do in Rome or Florence, so ask them if you are in doubt.

This camping site is amazing... pool open from 9:00am till 5:00pm, bar open all day, supermarket accessible in the same camping site.... the only negative experience was that rooms are like caravans which are great, however they are connected with each other and therefore at night noise is heard more often..... there is no breakfast served, and no sheets are available. It is totally another adventure holiday... just 30 minutes bus and train to arrive central Rome..... :) :)

I stayed at Camping Roma in 2007 with some girlfriends and had an amazing time. Everything was clean and comfortable, and there was a great community atmosphere. I would agree that the shop is pretty rubbish, but there is a huge supermarket just over the road that we visited regularly. The pool area is great, and we never had any trouble getting loungers. There's a nice bar that was often busy at night, along with plenty of BBQs and themed events going on around the resort in the evenings.

We had a chalet between three of us, but could easily have had another couple of people staying with us. There were two bathrooms inside, a kitchenette, a large table area and a nice private outside area with picnic bench. The kitchenette was very basic, but when we weren't eating out, we mostly ate delicious fresh produce from the aforementioned supermarket, tomatoes, bread, olives, cheese etc, and so didn't need anything other than a fridge and utensils.

There was a regular shuttle to a busier town, from which we easily got the metro into Rome. I don't remember ever being inconvenienced by timings or long waits. It was easy enough for us to get a cab back if we stayed out late at night. What I liked most about CR, was that we could have a sun holiday by the pool in the morning, before going and having a city break in the afternoon. The best of both worlds. I wish more cities had this kind of duality.

I would say it definitely works out best for younger travellers or teen holidays, purely because we were there for a good time and so probably really only saw that side of the accommodation. If you went as a family, there is always the potential that you will be between a couple of chalets housing not-so-like-minded tourists.

We stayed in house for 2(3). It was small, but good, for good price. Not so far from centro Roma. I recommend buy Roma pass, 3 day free traffic and 2 first enter in museum is free, for 25E. Local shop is shut from 1st nov. GOOD