Due to a delayed flight my boyfriend and I arrived late in Rome, phoned our travel company who informed the so-called Happy Village that we would arrive between 11 and 12. When our taxi dropped us off in the middle of nowhere (the resort location) we soon became aware that there was no-one to let us in and indeed seemed to be no-one on site whatsoever. Having tried to call the hotel number repeatedly but to no avail we eventually crawled under a locked gate in search of a member of staff. We saw no signs of life whatsoever and the whole place felt deserted. We were then forced to spend the next 4 hours in the middle of the night standing in the cold trying to get hold of a taxi to take us back to Rome

Just came back from a 4 night stay, our flight landed at 8pm and we were going to get the train to Termini, then the metro to Flaminio (then another metro to Prima Porta) but ended up getting a ShuttleBus> approached by a guy in the airport saying 15 euros each to our hotel> was a bit dubious at first but turned out to be ok, though not sure if it was a real company or not. Paid another 10 euros as it was 15 km outside of Rome.Was lucky as may not have been able to get to the camp site otherwise!

Our bungalow was exactly what you need for a short break, bed, bathroom, tv and a heater/aircon system. Only english channel is CNN but dont really need to watch tv!

I would advise that if you want to go out in the evening, this isnt the place to stay, the last bus (run free by Happy Camping) is at 10.30pm from Prima Porta station, and the only way to get back is to get a taxi from Rome which is at least 40 euros.(There are no taxis at Prima Porta, they come out of rome)

If you just want to sightsee all day, then this is a great place, it takes 18minutes on the metro which is only a euro and is valid for 75 minutes so you can use it on the bus once you get into rome too!
The food in the restaurant was decent and not too expensive for pizza or pasta. Wine was nice and pretty cheap.
The staff in the restaurant were friendly as was the bus driver, didnt really see any of the others as didnt have any problems or anything.
The free shuttle bus runs regularly, 9, 10 & 11am to the station and 5, 7, 8 &10.30 pm back to the camp site.
We got to the station early a couple of times and there was a bus to pick us up outisde of these hours, which was great as would have had to wait about 2 hours otherwise. Dont expect this though, as we did arrive at Prima Porta at 5.15 once and had to wait until 7 to get picked up!

Overall, good place
Bad points: didnt have our bungalow cleaned for the duration of our stay
cant go out in the evening unless you return before 10.30

10 minutes away from rome's center by rain,the food is excellent although it is a camoing site,nice bungalows ,welcoming peolple and peace and quiet

Recently spent 3 days at this campsite and had a really good stay. We hired one of the mobile homes/bungalows and was very good value for money and exceptionally clean. The campsite has a small pool in a lovely setting and it was great to have a swim and lounge by the pool after a long day walking around the city. The campsite restaurant and bar is nice too, it's at the top of the campsite and has lovely views into the hills.
I would recommend this site for a short stay as it's quite small and you might get bored if you were staying longer than a week. It's about 10 miles out of Rome to Prima Porta, the little place where the train station is and then another 5 miles to the campsite. The site runs a minibus tp and from Prima Porta which starts at 08.00 and runs every hour until 11.00 and then stops until 14.00. The last bus back to the site is at 22.30 so you can get a full day in Rome if you want to. Travel on the local trains is really cheap , with the ticket to Rome costing just 1 Euro. The only thing to be mindful of is travel to the airport. We were flying out of Rome on a very early flight and couldn't use public transport to get there and so had to take a taxi and this was really expensive at 55 euros when you consider that the journey is only 20 minutes. We were told that this is because the area where the site is located does not have a taxi company and so taxis have to come out of Rome centre.
That aside, we really like the site and would go back as it's very peaceful and friendly.