Experience the best of Eurocamp Italy! Take your pick from lakeside escapes on Lake Garda, sandy stays on the Adriatic coast or peaceful countryside getaways in Tuscany. Throw in comfortable accommodation with swimming pools, waterslides, restaurants and activities for the whole family and you've got the ideal holiday with all the freedom to explore at your own pace.
Who is Eurocamp Italy for?
Best for toddlers: For toddlers, prioritise parks with shallow children's pools, splash areas, playgrounds and easy access to beaches or lakes.
Best for teenagers: Teenagers may prefer larger resorts with waterslides, sports facilities, entertainment, water sports and nearby attractions.
Best for beach holidays: For a classic beach holiday, look at the Venetian Riviera or Sardinia. Jesolo Mare Camping Village - EUROCAMP offers direct access to a long sandy beach, while Bella Sardinia - EUROCAMP is ideal if you’re after a peaceful coastal setting.
Best for lakeside holidays: Lake Garda is great if you want swimming, water sports, lakeside towns and day trips. Some Eurocamp parks even have direct or nearby lake access.
Best for theme parks: Lake Garda is a great base for theme-park trips, with Gardaland close to several Eurocamp parks. Bella Italia is around 7km from Gardaland, while Del Garda Village is around 5km from the nearest theme park.
Why choose Italy?
From lazy days by the pool to exploring ancient cities, Italy makes every day of your holiday feel a little different. Spend your mornings on the beach, wander through charming towns in the afternoon and round it all off with pizza, pasta or gelato.
Popular regions for Eurocamp parks in Italy
Lake Garda
For families who want a mixture of lakeside life, water-based activities and sightseeing, Lake Garda is just the ticket! Eurocamp parks around Peschiera and the eastern shore mean direct access to the lake, swimming pools and waterslides. Attractions and top trips such as Gardaland and Verona are within reach for those families who want a taste of adventure.
Tuscany
Rolling countryside, golden beaches and beautiful hilltop towns make Tuscany a fantastic choice for a family holiday. Stay at Eurocamp parks like Le Capanne - EUROCAMP and you'll have pools, waterslides and plenty of space for little ones to let off steam. Days out could take you to bustling local markets, historic cities and some of Italy's most delicious food spots too.
Venetian Riviera
Golden sands, family-friendly resorts and plenty of Italian charm make the Venetian Riviera a favourite for beach breaks. Eurocamp parks like Jesolo Mare Camping Village - EUROCAMP place you moments from long stretches of sand, while waterparks, seafront promenades and day trips to Venice add even more excitement to your escape.
Sardinia
If slowing the pace is high on your holiday wish list, Sardinia could be just the place. Eurocamp parks like Bella Sardinia - EUROCAMP are surrounded by fragrant pine forests and close to gorgeous beaches, making it easy to spend your days splashing in the sea, enjoying the pool or simply soaking up island life.
What facilities are available?
Depending on the park, facilities can include everything from swimming pools, children's pools, splash parks and waterslides to restaurants, bars, playgrounds, sports facilities, entertainment and direct beach or lake access.
Italy resorts
Lido di Pomposa holidays
Set along a quiet stretch of coastline, Lido di Pomposa is all about laidback beach days. Shallow waters and wide sands make it an ideal fit for families with little ones, and there’s plenty of family-run cafès and gelaterias nearby too. Fancy exploring the area? Lido di Pomposa makes an excellent base for day trips to national parks, idyllic Italian towns and water parks!
Lido di Spina-Comacchio holidays
Beaches, nature and charming towns – you'll find it all in the Lido di Spina-Comacchio area. Pine forests back the sandy shoreline, colourful fishing boats fill the canals and seafood restaurants spill onto streets after sunset here – and it’s as dreamy as it sounds. Oh, and the far-spanning, sandy beaches were made for sun-kissed days by the sea.
Porto Garibaldi holidays
On Italy’s Adriatic Coast, you’ll find the charming seaside town of Porto Garibaldi. It boasts sandy beaches, colourful fishing boats and a vibrant promenade with waterfront cafés. There’s a peaceful atmosphere here, so it’s the ideal spot for a relaxing holiday. Add beautiful sunsets and nearby natural parks into the mix and you’re onto a winner...
Punta Marina Terme holidays
This beautiful coastal region in western France is famous for its sunny beaches, historic ports and charming islands. Enjoy a spot of sailing, sample delicious seafood and explore picturesque towns like La Rochelle! The whole area was made for relaxing holidays, but you’ve got rich maritime history and unique French culture thrown in for good measure too.
Bardolino holidays
Renowned for its grape growing on vast vineyards up in the hills, Bardolino is filled with pretty pastel houses adorning the docks of moored boats as well as endless wine tasting opportunities. It’s a palm-fringed postcard scene, with various feasting festivals celebrating all things culinary right around the calendar.
Cisano holidays
Tranquil, charming and historic all at once, Cisano is a pastel-tinged gem on Lake Garda. It’s poised for fun in the sun, whether you’re whisking the kids away or you're an outdoorsy type after a budget-friendly break. Split your time between relaxing, swimming and pottering around, spotting dreamy architecture and dinky trattorias en route.
Peschiera holidays
Shops, cafés and trattorias aplenty can be found within Peschiera’s medieval walls, so leave no historic stone unturned. Big on sardines and local wine, you’ll have tipples and tastes to tickle your palate as you eat your way through the resort. The religious buildings just finish off Peschiera’s backstory. What's more, a train station makes it easy to visit cities like Milan, Venice and Verona!
Portese holidays
Fall under the spell of Lake Garda in pretty Portese, a laidback lakeside village made for slow, sunny days. Pebbled beaches line the shore, boats bob gently on the water and gelato stops come as standard. It’s peaceful, scenic and wonderfully easy for families wanting calm with character.
Salionze holidays
Salionze gives you a quieter side of the Lake Garda area, with riverside walks, sleepy village streets and countryside stretching towards the water. You can cycle along the Mincio River, spend afternoons exploring nearby lakeside towns and settle into long dinners outside, while the evenings stay warm and relaxed beside the river.
Rome Province holidays
Want a villa holiday that’s within day-tripping distance of Rome? We’ve got you covered. The region surrounding Rome, AKA the Lazio region, is chock-full of charming suburbs and amazing scenery – from the ancient port of Ostia on the coast to the Apennine Mountains filled with lakes and nature reserves. And then the city of Rome itself needs no introduction...
Aglientu holidays
Aglientu invites you to slow down and breathe in that fresh air! Between exploring golden beaches, granite hills and friendly villages – there's plenty for the whole family to get stuck into. Days are filled with coastal walks, sandy bays and space for little ones to explore Sardinia’s wild northern beauty to their heart’s content.
Alghero holidays
This seafront stunner oozes character with its ancient walls and Gothic cathedrals. Plus, it’s the largest town in the north-west of the island, so expect a glittering marina, sweeping bay and beautiful shoreline. Whether you’re a foodie looking to try traditional cuisine and fresh fish, a history buff or a beach bum, Alghero has it all.
Oristano holidays
You’ll find the historic town of Oristano on Sardinia’s sun-soaked west coast. Its medieval streets lead past the imposing Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta and the ancient Tower of Mariano II. With easy access to its nearby wild beaches and a rich local food culture, it’s the ideal location for a relaxed, off-the-beaten-track Sardinian escape.
Trentino-South Tyrol holidays
If it’s alpine beauty, outdoor activities and fab food you’re after, you’ll find it in spades here in the Trentino-South Tyrol region! You’ve got the Dolomites as your playground, offering everything from hiking and biking to skiing.
Bibbona holidays
Rolling green hills meet the glistening Tyrrhenian Sea in this charming Tuscan village. Immerse yourself in the mix of medieval streets, quiet olive groves and long sandy beaches. You can sip local wine, cycle through pine forests and watch golden sunsets paint the coast. Laidback days are filled with good food, fascinating history and great hospitality.
Casale Marittimo Area holidays
Imagine a quintessentially Italian town in the lush Tuscan countryside, and you’ve pretty much got a picture of Casale Marittimo. Plotted at the top of a hill, this dinky village is a maze of still-in-tact stone and terracotta houses, overlooking the idyllic Italian landscape. The coast is nearby too, so slow beach days are on the cards, when you fancy a change of scenery.
Cecina holidays
Hidden away in the Tuscan countryside, Cecina is quaint Italian village with a nearby beach and a maze of nature trails for active holidaymakers. Looking to explore the spellbinding Tuscan hills, vineyards and towns? You’re in the right place – coastal Cecina is perfectly positioned for day trips to Pisa, Volterra and more!
Figline Valdarno holidays
Sun-soaked days, rolling Tuscan hills and charming streets set the scene in Figline Valdarno, a hidden gem, perfectly placed between Florence and Arezzo. Looking for a taste of local life? Head into the town centre and settle down in a traditional trattoria, where homemade pasta and regional wines offer an authentic taste of the area.
San Vincenzo holidays
Sun-kissed San Vincenzo is a small seaside town nestled in the heart of the Etruscan Coast. It’s famed for its beaches, which shimmer in the golden sunshine, inviting you down for days of sandcastle building and sea swims. Come evening, the promenade hums with gelato shops, seafood restaurants and a family-friendly buzz.
Caorle holidays
With its stunning natural beauty, you’ll soon see why Caorle is often referred to as ‘Little Venice’! This tranquil spot on Italy’s north coast is all about sandy beaches, colourful houses and a relaxed coastal atmosphere. Stroll through its historic Old Town, visit the iconic cathedral and savour the freshest Italian flavours at every mealtime – yum!
Cavallino holidays
When you stay in Cavallino, you’ll have a blissful beachside location, along with all the delights of Venice just a 30-minute boat ride away. Build sandcastles with the kids, cycle past colourful campsites, grab gelato after sunset and watch boats glide by as the lagoon sparkles in warm evening light.
Duino-Aurisina holidays
Escape to the Italian countryside with a trip to the Duino-Aurisina coast. Located less than two hours away from Venice Airport, these idyllic Italian towns offer the loveliest blend of staggering scenery, unique culture and peaceful atmosphere. Follow the natural walking paths over the dramatic limestone cliffs, before popping into one of the little villages for a dose of fresh seafood with local wine on the side. Day trips are always on the cards here too with bigger towns and nature reserves on your doorstep.
Eraclea Mare holidays
Eraclea Mare is a breezy, pine‑scented slice of the Adriatic where families spread out on a wide, golden beach and kids run straight for the shallow waves. The shady pine forest behind the shore feels like a natural playground, with winding paths perfect for bikes, scooters and post‑beach exploring.
Lido di Jesolo holidays
Sand, sea and striped beach umbrellas – welcome to the Italian seaside. Venice’s beachy neighbour, Lido di Jesolo, is a traditional coastal town serving up a classic slice of great-value summertime fun and 15 kilometres of golden Blue Flag sand.
Punta Sabbioni holidays
When you’re after a charming Italian blend of coast and culture, choose Punta Sabbioni. Located just a stone’s throw away from Venice, this relaxed town is where couples and families holiday to get away from the buzzy resorts and truly unwind. Think long walks by the far-stretching shore, cycling through the lush forests and exploring the area one dinky village at the time...
How to choose your Eurocamp Italy park
Choose Lake Garda for lakes and theme parks - there's something for all the family. If it's countryside walks, culture and beaches you're after, Tuscany could be just the ticket. The Venetian Riviera is also ideal for sandy beaches, plus you've got culture-stuffed Venice just a boat ride away. Pick Sardinia if you're after a more relaxed island escape.
Why choose Eurocamp Italy?
A Eurocamp holiday in Italy is a great choice for families looking for flexibility, comfort and plenty of on-site activities. Holiday parks combine self-catering accommodation with facilities such as swimming pools, playgrounds, sports areas and entertainment. Packages also include return flights, 22kg baggage, car hire, bed linen and an end-of-stay clean at most parks, making the holiday experience even more convenient.
What are the best Eurocamp Italy destinations for families?
Lake Garda is particularly well suited to families, with lakeside resorts, swimming pools, waterslides and attractions such as Gardaland nearby. The Venetian Riviera is another excellent option for beach holidays, with parks close to long sandy beaches. Tuscany offers countryside, culture and coastal attractions, while Sardinia is ideal for families looking for beautiful beaches and a more Mediterranean setting.
What accommodation is available at Eurocamp Italy?
Accommodation can include bedrooms, a living area, kitchenette, bathroom, outdoor decking and air conditioning, depending on the accommodation type and park. There’s a Eurocamp accommodation option to suit a range of family sizes and budgets.
Is Eurocamp Italy suitable for children?
Yes, Eurocamp Italy is particularly well suited to families with children. Many parks feature swimming pools, children's pools, splash parks, waterslides, playgrounds, sports facilities and organised entertainment. Facilities vary between parks, but the combination of activities and spacious outdoor surroundings means children can stay entertained while parents enjoy a more relaxed holiday.
Do Eurocamp Italy parks have swimming pools and waterparks?
Many Eurocamp parks in Italy have impressive swimming facilities, including outdoor pools, children's pools, splash parks and waterslides. Bella Italia on Lake Garda, for example, has five outdoor pools, including children's pools and a pool with a children's section, while Cisano San Vito has four outdoor pools and an aqua park. Facilities can vary by park and season.
Is Eurocamp Italy good for a beach holiday?
Yes, Eurocamp Italy can be an excellent choice for a beach holiday. Parks on the Venetian Riviera can provide direct access to long sandy beaches, while selected Sardinian parks are close to beautiful Mediterranean beaches. Jesolo Mare Camping Village, for example, has direct access to a 16-kilometre sandy beach, while Ca'Savio has direct beach access.
What can you do at a Eurocamp park in Italy?
Activities vary by park, but guests can enjoy swimming, waterslides, cycling, playgrounds, sports and family entertainment. Lake Garda parks are particularly suitable for water sports and outdoor adventures, while coastal parks offer easy access to beaches and seaside activities. Many parks also have restaurants and bars, so families can enjoy plenty of activities without needing to leave the campsite every day.