Camel Bungalow1Double Bed,2Single Bed,Mountain

This bungalow is located in a charming campsite called Don Bosco in Onore, Bergamo, nestled in the Bergamo mountains. The campsite is situated in Poerza, a locality in the municipality of Onore.

Easily accessible via the A4 motorway (Milan–Venice), take the Bergamo exit and follow signs for Clusone and Valle Seriana. From Clusone, continue through Rovetta and Fino del Monte to reach Poerza.

The bungalow features one bedroom with a double bed and two single beds, accommodating up to four guests. The bathroom includes a toilet and sink.

- Smoking is prohibited inside the bungalow.
- One complimentary parking space is included.
- Pets are not permitted on the property.

Check-in is between 4:00pm and 6:00pm. Check-out is before 11:00am.

Airport transfer services may be arranged upon request and subject to availability. Each traveler may bring one 23 kg suitcase and one 10 kg carry-on.

The bungalow has a cozy interior and is ideal for families or friends seeking a mountain retreat. Recently renovated, it blends traditional style with modern amenities, including a kitchen, refrigerator, and TV. A swimming pool is available during summer and when the campsite is open.

Nearby attractions feature historical sites such as palaces, castles, churches, museums, gardens, and town squares. The Valpredina Nature Reserve, located in Sovere, ranges in altitude from 380 to 1,100 meters above sea level.

The Foresti di Sovere Tower, dating to the 13th century, originally served strategic military purposes and remains well-preserved.

The Ethnographic Museum of the Upper Seriana Valley in Ardesio, founded in 1982, showcases detailed exhibits on local life, including traditional crafts like spinning, charcoal production, and agriculture. Its “Rural House” section focuses on domestic heritage and farming practices.

Dieses Ferienhaus bietet seinen Gästen Grillmöglichkeiten und einen Garten. Die Rezeption ist rund um die Uhr geöffnet.

Dieses Ferienhaus in Onore ist eine Nichtraucher-Unterkunft.