“Il Fungo” is located in the seventeenth-century Campaiana mountain pasture (1360 m asl) offering typical dishes of the Garfagnina tradition accompanied by simplicity and friendliness
Campaiana is the meeting and departure area of the main paths in the Tuscan part of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennine National Park.

The name probably originated from its position off the site, offering itself as a meeting place between boys and girls away from the prying eyes of families, taking advantage of the moments of water supply to which the girls were appointed.

This plateau is often frequented by docile cows grazing in the summer, thanks to the presence of a bump of water where the animals can quench their thirst, while they spend the hottest days in the shade of the nearby beech forest. At the center of the Bandita relief (highest point of this route) there has been a marble monument by a Danish sculptor for about twenty years, placed here by the Municipality of Villa Collemandina who received it as a gift from the artist, who like several others compatriots found temporary residence in Corfino at the end of the past century.

Ancient 17th-century mountain pasture to which converged not only the inhabitants of Corfino, but also those of Sassorosso. An example of what used to be called “civic use”, its seasonal exploitation was administered by a “small town” of representatives of each afferent community who decided to allocate the land (divided into “production units”) in 9-year cycles. An exercise of coexistence and work for the individual and common good, which was part of the delicate balance of mountain life

Today the delightful group of houses is totally transformed: the church remains intact, placed on the path coming from the pastures of “San Pellegrino” and other structures now transformed into holiday homes. On the mountain side there is the “Il Fungo Restaurant”, a well-known restaurant whose specialty is fried meats and mushrooms and also open during the season as a Bar / refreshment service