Campsites in Veneto
Veneto serves up Venice, Lake Garda and the Dolomites in one holiday. Pitch up by the Adriatic or on the lakeshore, where sandy beaches and big waterparks keep the whole family smiling, and the lagoon city is never far away.
About Veneto
Why holiday in Veneto?
Venice Within Reach – Camping Ca' Savio sends you to the lagoon city by boat.
Beachfront Pitches – Many campsites sit directly on the Adriatic with sandy beach access.
Waterpark Heaven – Camping hu Eraclea Mare has a 9-hectare waterpark for every generation.
Lake Garda Fun – Camping Cisano San Vito offers lakeside slides near Gardaland and Legoland Waterpark.
Pine Forest Resort – Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco pairs four pools with a private beach.
Dogs Welcome – Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort has dog facilities and a private beach.
A family holiday in Veneto
Campsites by the sea in Veneto
Veneto's Adriatic coast is made for beach-and-pool holidays: sandy shores, pine shade and Venice a short hop away. Wake up, wander to the water and let the children loose. At Camping Pra' Delle Torri in Caorle, a 36,000m² aquapark with five pools and Pirate Island sits directly on the private sandy beach. Prefer slides and sea together? Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort in Lido di Jesolo adds a large pool complex, fountains and a private beach.
On holiday with your dog in Veneto
Veneto gives four-legged travellers plenty to sniff out, from pine shade and lagoon edges to the Po Delta Park and the Adriatic shoreline. Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort in Lido di Jesolo is directly on the sea, has dog facilities and a private sandy beach, and has pools with slides for the rest of the family. Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino also has dog facilities and sits right on the beach, with Venice excursions for days out.
Where to stay in Veneto
Mobile homes are the star of Veneto's campsites, and nearly every address on our list has them, so families can unpack once and head straight for the pool. Couples after a simpler base will like the chalets and bungalows at Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort in Lido di Jesolo. At hu Venezia camping in town, you can choose glamping and safari tents or classic camping pitches, ideal for travellers who want to be close to Venice.
All campsites in Veneto
12 destinations
Residence Village
by Happy Camp
Cavallino-Treporti VE, Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Italy Camping Village
Cavallino (VE), Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino
Cavallino Treporti, Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan, Kampeerplaats
Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco
by Happy Camp
Caorle, Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Camping Ca' Savio
By Happy Camp
Cavallino-Treporti , Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Camping Laguna Village
By Happy Camp
Caorle, Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Camping Cisano San Vito
by Happy Camp
Bardolino, Lake Garda, Italy
Stacaravan
Camping hu Eraclea Mare
by Adria Holiday Mobile Homes
Eraclea Mare, Veneto, Italy
Stacaravan
Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort
Lido di Jesolo, Veneto, Italy
Chalet, Stacaravan
Things to do in Veneto
Venice
Venice
Wander the lagoon city's canals and landmarks, easily reached by boat from Cavallino-Treporti.
Po Delta Park
Rosolina Mare
Spend a nature-filled day exploring the delta, then return to Rosapineta Camping Village's beach.
Caorle Old Town
Caorle
Stroll the old town and lagoon, then retreat to pine shade.
Pirate Island
Caorle
Beachfront aquapark with slides, Olympic pools and Pirate Island at Camping Pra' Delle Torri.
Eraclea Mare Waterpark
Eraclea Mare
Nine hectares of Olympic pools, lagoon pools and slides at Camping hu Eraclea Mare.
Lido di Jesolo Beach
Lido di Jesolo
Private sandy beach, plus pool slides and fountains at Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort.
Lake Garda
Bardolino
Slide, splash and sunbathe on a private sandy beach area by the lake.
Legoland Waterpark
Lake Garda
Slides and splashing for the whole family, close to Bardolino.
Verona
Verona
Historical landmarks, local wines and cuisine in one of Veneto's world-famous cities.
The Dolomites
Dolomites
Swap sand for hiking trails and mountain views for a day.
Best time to visit Veneto
Veneto's beach-and-pool holidays shine in summer, when Adriatic sunshine suits the waterparks at Camping hu Eraclea Mare and Camping Pra' Delle Torri, and the lakeshore at Camping Cisano San Vito comes into its own. Choose the school holiday weeks for the full buzz of slides, beach days and long evenings. Prefer a gentler rhythm? Late spring and early autumn suit Venice, Verona and the Dolomites, with relaxed sightseeing days and hiking trails. Our tip: wherever you go, plan city days for the morning and keep the afternoons for the sand.
Practical tips
- Venice by water: Camping Ca' Savio in Cavallino-Treporti sends you to Venice by boat, and hu Venezia camping in town runs a shuttle service, so the lagoon city comes without a car.
- Morning first: Plan Venice and Verona for the morning, then keep the afternoon for the beach or the pool.
- Coast or lake: Choose the Adriatic for sandy beaches and pine shade, or Camping Cisano San Vito in Bardolino for lakeside slides near Gardaland, Legoland Waterpark and Movieland.
- When to go: Summer and the school holiday weeks bring the full waterpark buzz. Late spring and early autumn suit relaxed sightseeing in Venice and Verona and hiking in the Dolomites.
- Travelling with a dog: Rosapineta Camping Village, Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort and Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino all have dog facilities. Camping hu Eraclea Mare, Camping Laguna Village and hu Venezia camping in town also welcome dogs.
- Nature day out: From Rosapineta Camping Village in Rosolina Mare, spend a day in the Po Delta Park and return to the campsite's beach for a late swim.
- Food to try: Verona is the place to taste local wines and cuisine, and hu Venezia camping in town serves Italian dishes onsite after a day in the city.
Our tip for Veneto: choose your campsite by the kind of day you want to have. If your children measure holiday success in slides, head for Camping hu Eraclea Mare, where the 9-hectare waterpark has Olympic pools, lagoon pools and water slides for every generation. If you want a beach, a pool and Venice in one trip, we love Camping Pra' Delle Torri in Caorle. Its 36,000m² water world, with Olympic pools and Pirate Island, sits directly on the private sandy beach. Prefer to reach the lagoon city in style? Camping Ca' Savio in Cavallino-Treporti lets you travel to Venice by boat, which feels like part of the adventure. Our tip is to plan the Venice day for the morning, then spend the afternoon on the sand or at the pool. Families with teenagers often love the Lake Garda side too. Camping Cisano San Vito in Bardolino has lakeside slides, a private sandy beach area and is close to Gardaland, Legoland Waterpark and Movieland. Whichever you choose, you get sunshine, splashing and a lot of Italy.
— Our specialist
All campsites in Veneto at a glance
Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino · Camping Ca' Savio · Camping Cisano San Vito · Camping hu Eraclea Mare · Camping Laguna Village · Camping Pra' Delle Torri · Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco · Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort · hu Venezia camping in town · Italy Camping Village · Residence Village · Rosapineta Camping Village
Frequently asked questions: Veneto
Which campsites in Veneto are directly on the beach?
Camping Pra' Delle Torri in Caorle sits directly on the sea, with a private sandy beach and a 36,000m² water world of five pools and Pirate Island. Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino in Cavallino Treporti is also beachfront and adds a 3,100m² waterpark. Both put the sea right on your doorstep.
Can I visit Venice from a campsite in Veneto without a car?
Yes. Camping Ca' Savio in Cavallino-Treporti lets you reach Venice by boat, which turns the trip into part of the day out. Prefer to stay in the city itself? hu Venezia camping in town offers a Venice shuttle service, plus a 1,000m² outdoor pool for cooling off afterwards.
Which Veneto campsite is best for waterpark fans?
Camping hu Eraclea Mare in Eraclea Mare has a 9-hectare waterpark with Olympic pools, lagoon pools and water slides for every generation. Centro Vacanze Villaggio San Francesco in Caorle is another favourite, with four pools, an aquapark with slides, a Spray Park and 500 metres of private sandy beach. Both are directly on the sea.
Can I take my dog camping in Veneto?
Yes. Rosapineta Camping Village, Club Del Sole Jesolo Family Resort and Camping Baia Holiday Cavallino all have dog facilities, and all three are directly on the sea. Camping hu Eraclea Mare, Camping Laguna Village and hu Venezia camping in town also welcome dogs, so there is a choice for every kind of holiday.
Is there a family campsite on Lake Garda in Veneto?
Camping Cisano San Vito in Bardolino sits directly on the lake, with two pool areas, slides, splash zones and a private sandy beach area. It is also close to Gardaland, Legoland Waterpark and Movieland, so theme-park days are easy to plan. Mobile homes make it simple to unpack once and start splashing.
