Camping Marina di Venezia

Venice actually does have campgrounds—and would you believe this one is right on the beach?

Camping Cavallino Marina di Venezia
Via Montello 6, Loc. Punta Sabbioni, Cavallino-Treporti, Venezia (just north of the Venice Lido island)
Vaporetto: Punta Sabbioni
tel. +39-041-530-2511
www.marinadivenezia.it
€

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Camping Marina di Venezia, Punta Sabbioni, Venice
Two of the pools at Camping Marina di Venezia, Punta Sabbioni, VeniceThis is the biggest and one of the best of the dozens of campgrounds lining the Punta Sabbioni promontory separating the Venetian lagoon from the Adriatic Sea. (Shuttle buses take you the short distance to a vaporetto stop for rides into Venice itself.)

This place is one of the largest campgrounds in all of Europe, and that’s no joke. It's literally like a mid-sized town, only made up entirely of campsites.

Just to give you an inkling, it stretches over 173 acres and can comfortably fit more than 12,000 campers (that's not a typo: more than twelve thousand campers).

It features 30 shops and 7 bars & restaurants (not counting beach bars)—most of them along a central boulevard lined by low-rise shopping centers.

It has an impressively-sized water park with six swimming pools, and a fabulous beach: families cavorting, yellow sand, 200 yards deep, and stretching for miles (of which 1.2 km belong exclusively to the campground).

The campground offers both tent and campervan sites (from €20 to €43 for two) and bungalows (€55 to €160 for up to six or seven people. There is a two-night minimum stay (7 nights from July 7 to Aug 21).

It’s open mid–April to the end of September.

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