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30 campsites in Italy, Ligúria

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Camping Pian dei Boschi
Camping Pian dei Boschi can be found on the Ligurian Riviera, 700 m. from the sea, close to the resort of Pietra Ligure. There are 215 pitches available for touring. They are well shaded, and most have electrical connections (5-6A). A number of mobile homes are available for rent, as well as apartments (for 4-6 people). There is a large swimming pool surrounded by a wide sun terrace, with a paddling pool adjacent. The campsite restaurant includes a wood-fired pizza oven and offers an enticing range of Mediterranean cuisine. Other on-site amenities include a tennis court and sports field. An entertainment and activity programme is organised in peak season and includes evening entertainment.
Camping Il Rospo
Camping Il Rospo di Moneglia is located in the Ligurian Riviera di Levante, directly overlooking the sea. The town centre can be reached on foot with a walk along the seafront within a few minutes. The 48 pitches for tents, campers and caravans are all on panoramic terraces overlooking the sea. The services you can find onsite are a sanitary block with hot and cold water, fully equipped bungalows, and a bar where you can enjoy tasty snacks.
Villaggio dei Fiori
Camping Villaggio dei Fiori is open all year round. This open and spacious site is a member of the Sunêlia group and maintains very high standards. It is excellent for exploring the Italian and French Rivieras, a guided tour to Monte Carlo in particular, or for just relaxing by the enjoyable, filtered seawater pools or on the private beach. Unusually, all of the pitch areas at the site are totally paved, with huge pitches for large units. Electricity (3/6A) is available to all 107 pitches. Water, drainage and an outside sink with cold water is available for every four pitches in one area. There is ample shade on some pitches from mature trees and shrubs, which are constantly watered and cared for in summer. The pitches along the seafront are superb and enjoy great views. This is an excellent site and we loved it here!
Camping Delle Rose
Camping Delle Rose is close to the French border, and a few miles inland from the Italian Riviera. This is a peaceful spot, set deep in the Maritime Alps, with many unspoilt medieval towns, picturesque churches and bustling markets. This is a friendly, family site where Lorena, Mauro and Lorenzo will guarantee a warm welcome. The site is located on a steeply terraced hillside, surrounded by eucalyptus and mimosa. The 80 touring pitches are 40-80 sq.m, and most have 3A electricity connections. A number of mobile homes and apartments are available for rent. Many improvements are being made to the site and those already completed are of a high standard.
Eurocamping Calvisio
This is a pleasant, well maintained site with a good swimming pool. The pool is overlooked by 35 rental apartments that form part of a block that also houses the bar and restaurant area. The site is popular with Italian, Dutch and German holidaymakers and booking is essential in high season. The touring pitches are quite small, ranging from 30 to 70 sq.m. and access to some would be difficult for larger units. All the pitches have water and 6A electricity. The location of this site is quite remote and a free shuttle minibus to the beach and to Finale Ligure is operated by the site at pre-defined times during the day.
Camping Dei Fiori
This is a small, family owned site with limited facilities, situated some 550 metres from the beach in an old olive orchard and charging average prices for your stay. A road runs past the entrance and the restaurant terrace is partly overlooked by an elevated section of this road. There are 232 pitches, some very small, with lots of seasonal pitches for Italian campers, and some bungalows. The 60 level touring pitches are mainly on the lower terraces of the site, with some shade and 6A electricity. Some of the smallest pitches may be challenging when manoeuvring with large units.
Camping la Sfinge
La Sfinge is peacefully located in the famous area of Cinque Terre and stylish Portofino, in a landscape of pine and acacia trees, with some panoramic views. Most of the 65 touring pitches are located at the lower level with tent pitches on pleasant terraces, some with views. There are permanent residents on the site but they are separated from the touring pitches. A set evening meal is prepared at a good price with barbecues in high season. There is a free private shuttle service to the beach and to the railway station to explore the region. The owners are diligent, keen to please and speak good English. There is a pleasant atmosphere at this small, uncomplicated site just 3 km. from the sea. It would particularly suit those who like different types of watersports.
Camping Framura
Framura is an unusual, small, cliff-side site of 170 pitches including just 15 pitches for touring units and ten for tents. Positioned on the site of the old railway, the pitches themselves are fabulous as they are directly above the crystal clear waters here, but there is no shade. Access to the site is through the old railway tunnel. The supporting amenities are basic but have a certain charm, some being cut into the rock face. Direct access to a narrow but pleasant beach is via a steep stairway. The site is considered unsuitable for children and the infirm and has no accessible facilities.
Camping Villaggio Smeraldo
Camping Smeraldo is a unique and simple site near the seaside town of Moneglia. It has been formed out of a cliff face and was once the site for railway workers. Touring pitches (25) and tent pitches (35) are provided on hard terraces overlooking the sea. Electricity (3A) and artificial shade are available. A number of two- and three-bedroom chalets are also available to rent. On-site amenities are limited; a basic shop and a café/restaurant. The restaurant and its terrace provide fine sea views which are extra special on moonlit evenings. The owners are very friendly and helpful and English is spoken.
Camping Mare Monti
Mare Monti is a neat and tidy site set high in the hills with spectacular views overlooking the small town of Sestri Levante. The owner and his staff are relaxed and very friendly. The site has around 150 pitches, 50 of which are for touring with 6A electricity, all set on terraces. The remaining pitches are taken by seasonal units, and there are also a number of mobile homes for rental.
Camping Bella Vista
Owned and run by the multilingual, Dutch Kox family, this site has 58 level pitches, separated in places by hedges and trees. The pitches are in rows, loosely ringed by bungalows.
Camping Iron Gate Marina 3B
Camping Iron Gate Marina 3B is a seasonal campsite situated in Sarzana, Italy. It borders a river and boasts a large marina (section 3B) next door, perfect for boating enthusiasts. This large site is spread over 9 hectares and has 400 pitches, 200 of which have 6Amp electric hook-up points available, and some have great views of the water. Each pitch is delimited and well-shaded by mature poplar and pine trees, which are needed during the Italian summer. 
Villaggio Camping Valdeiva
A mature and cheerful site, 3 km. from the sea between the famous Cinque Terre and Portofino, Valdeiva is open for most of the year. Around 60 touring pitches, with 3A electricity, are in a square at the bottom of the site, some with shade and views, and cars are parked separately. There are about 80 permanent pitches on the upper reaches of the site. Camping Valdeiva does have a small swimming pool, which is very welcome if you do not wish to take the free bus to the beach. A small busy bar/restaurant offers food at realistic prices.
Camping Park Mara
Set into a hillside with wonderful views of the town and the rocky coastline of the Ligurian Sea, roughly halfway between Genoa and the French border, Park Mara is a compact site with 147 pitches. Of these, only eight are suitable for touring units up to 5.5 m, 28 are for tents and the remainder are occupied by seasonal caravans and rental chalets. The touring pitches are on the small side (40-70 sq.m) with steep access roads. All have 4A Europlugs and nearby water points. Park Mara is not suitable for campers with mobility problems. The shingle beach is just a 400-metre walk down the hill, whilst the shops, bars and restaurants of Borgio and Borgio Verezzi are also within easy reach.
Camping Lino
Camping Lino is located at the foot of the ancient Medieval town Cervo formerly a romantic coral-seekers` village directly at the sea, the camping park boasts a private beach of 1500 sq.m., surveyed by a lifeguard, and a lagoon immersed into the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It is protected by quays that provide accessible anchorage for small boats. The pitches are protected from the hot summer sun by a grape arbour roof, which when ripe in September, can be gathered directly from the tree. All of the 80 pitches are surrounded by flowers and evergreen hedges, are equipped with 6/10-amp hook-up points.
Camping Genova Est
This wooded site is set on very steep slopes close to the Genoa motorways and is east of the city. It has very limited facilities but runs a free bus service to connect with local transport for visiting Genoa. If you are extremely fit, a set of steep stairs (125 m. elevation) will take you there in 15 minutes. The approach from the main road twists and climbs steeply with a tight final turn at the site entrance. There are 54 pitches for tents and mobile units with electricity (3/6A) available to the vehicle pitches.
Campeggio Naturista Costalunga
Campeggio Costalunga, a naturist site, covers an area of some 3.5 acres and is on the fringe of the UNESCO-listed Beigua Natural Park. There are just 40 large pitches for tourers, 20 of which are suitable for tents. All have 6A electricity and most are well shaded. Fully equipped tents and mobile homes are available to rent. At an altitude of 400 m, the site is well screened and surrounded by woodland. It has good views of the valley below and benefits from cool evening breezes in the summer months. Organised communal meals are available every evening in high season and all campers are welcome.
Camping Arenella
Situated at the back of the town of Deiva Marina, Camping Arenella is accessed from the A12 autostrada via a twisting 5 km. of road. This basic site is on a hillside amongst pines and there are some good views. There are around 70 pitches for permanent units with a further 50 pitches for touring units with 3A electricity connections available. Cars must be parked in a separate area. The rustic restaurant is accessed by a long flight of steep steps and offers a varied menu along with a choice of pizzas and spaghetti to take away. We see this as a transit site, rather than for long stays.
Camping Baciccia
This friendly, family run site is a popular holiday destination. Baciccia was the nickname of the present owner’s grandfather who grew fruit trees and tomatoes on the site. Tall eucalyptus trees shade the 111 flat touring pitches (all with electricity 6A). The managers work tirelessly to ensure that you enjoy your stay here and we have watched the growth of a very effective campsite over the years. An informal restaurant, overlooking the swimming pool and sports area, is cheerfully and efficiently run, it serves delightful, seasonal Italian dishes.

Ligúria

Ligúria is a long, thin coastal strip nestling at the foot of olive- and vine-clad mountains. The Italian Riviera boasts an abundance of sandy beaches and charming seaside villages, while inland the mountain resorts offer plenty of walking and a respite from the crowds.

Portofino

Ligúria divides neatly into two distinct stretches of coastline: to the west is the Riviera di Ponente and to the east is the Riviera Levante. Between the two lies Genoa, Italy’s biggest port. It has a fascinating old town with medieval alleyways, and numerous palaces and churches to explore. It was also once the home of Christopher Columbus. The surrounding hills offer a quiet retreat from the city: the picturesque Valle Scrivia has several hiking routes and is easily accessible from the small town of Casella.

Stretching across to the French border, the Riviera di Ponente has a number of places of interest: the pretty wine producing town of Dolceacqua; the pleasant resort of San Remo; the charming seafront village of Cervo; and the medieval hilltown of Toirano. There are more coastal resorts  along the Riviera Levante including Portofino, the most exclusive harbour and resort town in Italy. With sandy beaches and small coves, this attractive area also offers good walking.

Further along is the coastline of the Cinque Terre (Five Lands). The name refers to five tiny villages which appear to cling dramatically to the edge of sheer cliffs: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manrola and Riomaggiore.

The region has four provinces: Genoa, Imperia, La Spezia and Savona. 

PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of interest

Cinque Terre

Albenga: Small market town. 

Camogli: Attractive resort.

Cinque Terre: Wine growing region, picturesque villages, sandy coves and beaches.

Dolceacqua: Medieval stone bridge and ruined castle.

La Spezia: Museum with medieval and Renaissance art, ferry trips to Bastia in Corsica.

Lévanto: Beachside resort.

Portovénere: Village with three islets offshore.

Toirano: Caves at the Grotte della Basura and Grotta di Santa Lucia.

Villa Hanbury: Impressive botanical gardens.

CUISINE OF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

Pesto

The best known speciality is pesto: made with chopped basil, garlic, pine nuts and grated cheese with olive oil, it was invented by the Genoese to help their long term sailors fight scurvy. Fish and seafood are readily available, often eaten with pasta. Chickpeas grow in abundance, and make farinata, a kind of chickpea pancake. Genoa is famous for its pandolce, a sweet cake laced with dried fruit, nuts and candied peel.

Burrida di seppie: Cuttlefish stew.

Cacciucco: Rich stew of mixed fish and seafood cooked with wine, garlic and herbs.

Carpione: Fish marinated in vinegar and herbs.

Cima alla Genovese: Cold stuffed veal.

Torta pasqualina: Spinach and cheese pie.

Trenette al Pesto: Noodles with pesto.