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26 campsites in Italy, Lazio

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Camping Village Roma Capitol
Italy, Lazio, Via di Castel Fusano

Camping Village Roma Capitol is located in the heart of the Castel Fusano Pinewood Protected Nature Reserve in Ostia Antica. This site is ideal for those wanting to visit Rome and discover the surrounding area, such as the hills of the Castelli Romani and the coast of Ostia.

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Camping Roma Flash
Italy, Lazio, Bracciano

This pleasant site is in a superb location with magnificent views over Lake Bracciano and Castello Odescalchi. Although it was busy when we visited, it was still peaceful and relaxing. There are 275 flat, shaded pitches with 6A electricity (Europlug). A pleasant, covered restaurant offers pizza and a limited menu. Set alongside the lake with its fabulous views, the restaurant complex has a large terrace, as does a smaller indoor area. Elide speaks excellent English and will happily go out of her way to ensure guests enjoy their holiday. Many of the visitors told us that they return year after year and some stay for 8 to 12 weeks at a time, enjoying all that the Lazio region has to offer.

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Camping Internazionale Lago di Bracciano
Italy, Lazio, Trevignano Romano

Lago di Bracciano is just 47 km. from the centre of Rome. The site is of a size that provides excellent opportunities for watersports and is inevitably very popular with windsurfers. With some pitches alongside a private little beach, the site provides 110 pitches of which about 50 are for touring units. Our pitch had a full view of the lake, and the gentle breeze made the temperature at the end of June quite bearable. Some shade is provided by large trees. A bar and restaurant near the entrance are behind the site’s small swimming pool and play area. The local bus has a regular service to Rome, and the nearby train station has a direct line to Rome. There are various opportunities for excursions that the site owners will be pleased to tell you about. This site would be a good choice for long or short stays, especially in low season.

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Happy Village & Camping
Italy, Lazio, Roma

Happy Village and Camping is a smart, pleasant site set on a hillside with great views from the upper reaches where the hub of the site is situated. There is a choice of shaded pitches (with 6A electricity), flat in the lower section or terraced in the upper area. The restaurant and bar have large terraces overlooking the pools and countryside. Dining here at night is a delight. Everything is neat and clean. Most visitors will wish to visit Rome and the shuttle bus to the local station some 6 km. away makes this easy.

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Camping Azzurro
Italy, Lazio, Bracciano

On the edge of Lake Bracciano, the source of Rome’s water supply is this small, typically Italian campsite. It has 72 small touring pitches out of a total of 120 and is heavily wooded, which offers shade but limits accessibility. The campsite has a relaxed atmosphere and is a good base for exploring the area. The campsite facilities include a bar, restaurant and pizzeria, a shop providing basic necessities, a football pitch, a table tennis table and you can also hire canoes down by the water's edge.

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Rambla Beach Resort Campsite
Italy, Lazio, Terracina

This is a pleasant small site of only 70 pitches, half for seasonal units and half for tourers. These are set randomly among the seasonal units and consequently there is a feeling of being part of a typical Italian holiday experience. Although it is near the busy SS213, it is far enough away for traffic noise not to be a problem, and the only noise we did hear was from the occasional small boat going down the river and this was hardly noticeable. The small pitches of about 60 sq.m. are all marked by tidy hedges and are shaded under pine trees. The site enjoys a semi-rural location alongside a private beach which campers may use.

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Camping Village Roma
Italy, Lazio, Roma

Perched high on a hilltop on the edge of Rome, the site is owned by the Cardini/Vanucchi family, who have other quality city sites in Italy. The diverse range of facilities are designed in particular to meet the needs of young travellers and the aim here is to provide a friendly helpful service all year round. There are 100 touring pitches of varying sizes on level terraces. Motorhomes are mostly placed in a separate area where 20 pitches are fully serviced. There is a new swimming pool and a jacuzzi on a terrace with beach volleyball on soft sand, and relaxation areas with a barbecue. The modern bar (nightclub) has a huge TV screen and a terrace to relax and enjoy the cool evening breezes and the views. We visited on a Saturday when there was a superb cheap buffet prepared in the large, well appointed, Italian-themed restaurant. A vibrant site where all can have fun and get good value for money, but the many young people can be noisy after hours.

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Blu International Camping
Italy, Lazio, Bolsena

This is a small, rustic site divided by the access road to the beach. The very basic amenities could be stretched at busy times. Access to the lake is poor in this area so it is better to travel approximately one kilometre along the lake to launch a boat or enjoy the water. There is a pleasant small bar and restaurant. The site is approached along a very narrow long lane and this may provide difficulties for all but small units.

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California International Camping Village
Italy, Lazio, Marina di Montalto

The first vision of California Camping on the approach is the excellent lagoon-style pool complex with its bridges and large fountain surrounded by palms. All facilities are shared with the very large population of holidaymakers in rental accommodation. A smart bar, pizzeria and restaurant complex are in an octagonal building overlooking the pools. The 420 pitches for touring units (4A electricity) are large, arranged mainly in close, level, shaded rows. Cars are parked separately in high season. The long, grey sand/shingle beach is cleaned daily; it is virtually private and easily accessed.

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hu I Pini Camping
Italy, Lazio, Roma

Camping hu I Pini was built a few years ago by a family of experienced campers and is now part of the Homair group. The 30 pitches, with 6-10A electricity, are set on shaded, grassy terraces, some with views of the nearby hills. The beautifully designed restaurant, with a huge terrace, is typical of the thought that has gone into making I Pini a place where you can relax.

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Camping Massimo
Italy, Lazio, Bolsena

Nestled on the shores of the beautiful Lake Bolsena, Camping Massimo enjoys a picturesque location about 3.5 km from the historic town of Bolsena and sits right on the shores of Lake Bolsena. The campsite is located at the crossroads of the Lazio, Umbria, and Tuscany regions, offering easy access to the cultural and culinary charms of each. The site has 58 spacious pitches of which 48 are for touring units and have a 3-amp hook-up point. There are also ten mobile homes or chalets available to hire. The camping area offers plenty of shade with mature poplars, acacias, umbrella pines, and laurel trees, providing a cool and tranquil atmosphere.

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Camping Valdisole
Italy, Lazio, Bolsena

Camping Valdisole is on the banks of Lake Bolsena, with walks, horse riding, water sports and historic estate visits all nearby, and plenty of comfy hammocks, shaded lawns and a beach catering for those seeking rather less energetic ways to pass their days. The owners have chosen to keep their site as natural as possible to ensure the facilities have minimal impact. The site has 150 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. There’s a large open space to run about and play games of football or volleyball, a playground and plenty of scope for woodland walks or games in among the forest of native trees. Stroll over to the bar-restaurant where snacks, meals and drinks are served up either inside or out on the sunny/shaded terrace. Or take the DIY approach by picking up bits and bobs at the mini market and selecting a spot for a picnic by the lake beach.

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Camping Village Europing
Italy, Lazio, Riva dei Tarquini

Camping Village Europing is a large site Nestled amidst a lush pinewood along the Lazio coastline in Italy. The site has 1,062 pitches, of which 700 are for touring units and have 6/3-amp hook-up points. There are 362 bungalows and mobile homes available to hire. Situated just 200 meters from a pristine sandy beach, the campsite provides direct access to the shimmering Mediterranean Sea, inviting guests to indulge in relaxing on the beach and many water activities.

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Camping Internazionale Castelfusano
Italy, Lazio, Lido di Ostia

This site is ideally situated for a beach holiday, with easy access across the road to a lovely, long sandy beach. Ostia is just 3 km away, and as a change of scene, Rome is only an hour's journey with the Colosseum, Vatican City, Piazza Venezia, and much more, making it a day to remember. Take the bus or train for convenience.

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Camping Village Bungalow Park Settebello
Italy, Lazio, Salto di Fondi

The SS213 hugs this beautiful coastline for many miles, running between small towns and villages and alongside the pine forests that are directly behind the beach. Camping Settebello, a large, attractive and well managed site, is in a rural area but unfortunately the site straddles this busy road and inevitably there is a great deal of traffic noise. The touring pitches are all on the beach side of the site in a wooded area, and all are limited to 3A electricity. The ground rises before the beach and this is where many of the bungalows for rent have been built. With a total of 500 pitches, about 260 are available for touring units. There is direct access to the beach, which also has a fine restaurant that overlooks the sea.

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Holiday Village (Fondi)
Italy, Lazio, Salto di Fondi

This site is now very restricted for touring units with only six small pitches available. However, Fondi is midway between Rome and Naples, 300 m. off the Terracina-Gaeta road (SS213). The six pitches are at the rear of the site amongst permanent units and under effective but sombre, green shading, but are close to the amenities. They are on flat grass, all with 3A electricity, but are not suitable for large units of any kind due to access restrictions. The large beach (with lifeguard) is of fine sand and there is a pleasant grass promenade between the beach and the restaurant complex. Below this complex is a further layer with an excellent boutique and a large supermarket.

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Camping Porticciolo
Italy, Lazio, Bracciano

This is a small, family run site. Useful for visiting Rome, it has its own private beach on the lake and is overlooked by the impressive Bracciano Castle. The 170 pitches, some with lake views, 120 with electricity (4-6A), are level, peaceful and shaded by very green trees. The bar/restaurant with takeaway and wood-fired pizzeria has two large terraces. Alessandro and his wife, Alessandra, have worked hard to build up this basic site since 1982. They are charming and speak excellent English.

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Camping Pionier Etrusco
Italy, Lazio, Marina di Montalto di Castro

This family run site has 250 pitches (with 3A electricity), just under half of which are used for seasonal units. On sandy ground, all the pitches are under tall pine trees resulting in full shade. Orientated towards families, this site in a small seaside town would make a good base for touring the local Etruscan ruins or perhaps as a transit stop. The beach is about 100 m. away and is of dark volcanic sand. There is a bright new bar, restaurant and café (great crêpes!) here now, and the promenade and beach are just 100 metres away.

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Camping Internazionale Il Lago
Italy, Lazio, Bolsena

Camping Internazionale Il Lago is enchanting. A tiny and simple, rustic site with only 34 pitches, it is in a peaceful garden setting on the lake shores of Bolsena, only 500 metres from the centre of the town. The flat and grassy pitches, all for touring units, are spread around the lake. Electricity (4A) is available and there is shade from many trees, good hedging and two gravel roads. The same family has owned the campsite for over 50 years and some English is spoken. A small bar and café offers snacks, with four restaurants within 100 metres of the campsite and more in the town. If you enjoy small, uncomplicated and very friendly sites, this is perfect.

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Lazio

Lazio lies between the Apennines and the Tyrrhenian Sea, with the Pontine marshes in the south and wooded hills in the north. Home to the historic city of Rome it also has numerous lakes and coastal resorts which provide the perfect antidote to the heat of the city and its crowds.

Rome, the capital city of Italy, is crammed full of history, boasting a dazzling array of architectural and artistic masterpieces of the ancient world. Within Rome lies the Vatican City, the world capital of Catholicism, ruled by the Pope, Europe’s only absolute monarch. It’s also the world’s smallest state, occupying 43 hectares within high walls watched over by guards. More historical sites can be found just outside Rome, including the ruins of Villa Adriana, just outside the hilltown of Tivoli. Once a favoured resort of the ancient Romans, the town is also home to the 16th-century Villa d’Este, renowned for its beautiful gardens. Nearby Ostia Antica boasts one of the finest Roman sites. For 600 years it was the busy, main port of Rome, and the site is well preserved.

Viterbo, in the north, is a medieval town with grand palaces and churches enclosed by preserved medieval walls. For recreation, there are numerous lakes including Lakes Bolsena, Bracciano, Vico and Albano. These lakes were created by volcanic activity which also left Lazio with hot springs, most notably those around Tivoli and Fiuggi. Popular coastal resorts include Sperlonga, Anzio and Nettuno, with some of the best beaches lying between Gaeta and Sabaudia.

Lazio has five provinces: Frosinone, Latina, Rieti, Roma and Viterbo.

PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of interest

Anguillara: Pretty medieval lake town on the shore of Lake Bracciano.

Bolsena: Lakeside beach resort on Lake Bolsena with medieval castle.

Caprarola: Medieval village 4 km. from Lake Vico, with grandiose Renaissance villa.

Fiuggi: Spa town.

Rome: Colosseum, Forum, Palatine Hill, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, the list is endless.

Sermoneta: Pretty hilltown overlooking the Pontine Plains, with medieval houses, palaces and churches.

Tarquinia: Archaeology museum, frescoed tombs of the necropolis.

Vatican City: St Peter’s church, Sistine Chapel with famous painted ceiling by Michelangelo, museums.

CUISINEOF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

Pasta is eaten with a variety of sauces including aglio e olio (garlic and oil), cacio e pepe (percorino cheese and black pepper) and alle vongole (with baby clams). The well known dish spaghetti alla carbonara was first devised in Rome. Fish and offal are popular. Mushrooms and, in particular, artichokes (carciofi) are used in a variety of dishes, and rosemary, sage and garlic are used frequently for seasoning. Local wines include Frascati and Torre Ercolana, one of the few red wines produced in Lazio. Fresh drinking water is freely available in the numerous fountains scattered around Rome.

Risotto alla Romana: Rice with sauce of liver, sweetbreads and Marsala.

Saltimbocca: Veal with ham and sage.

Torta di Ricotta: Cheesecake made with ricotta, Marsala and lemon.