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16 campsites in Italy, Marche

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Camping Village Costa Verde
Situated along the Adriatic coast in the charming seaside town of Porto Potenza Picena, this picturesque campsite is conveniently located near Macerata. It boasts easy access to both the beach and the motorway, making it a perfect destination for a relaxing vacation or a quick stop-over destination. The campsite's intimate atmosphere, with just 15 touring pitches and 30 accommodations, ensures a peaceful and enjoyable stay.
Camping Village Internazionale
This is a high quality site with a particularly attractive, cliffside location within the Parco del Cónero. The 230 pitches (110 for touring units, most with 10A electricity) are on terraces shelving down towards two bays. Most pitches have fine sea views and all have shade. The terrain and access are steep, and the pitches small (25-50 sq.m), so large caravans and motorhomes may find this site unsuitable. It may also prove challenging for those who find hills a problem. However, the site is efficiently run and well maintained with a good range of leisure amenities. The restaurant and bar are very popular, thanks no doubt to their magnificent views and good local cuisine.
Camping Villaggio Don Diego
Camping Village Don Diego is situated in Grottammare, on the tropical seafront known as the 'Riviera Picena of the Palms', which runs from Grottammare to S.Benedetto del Tronto, two attractive towns situated on the Adriatic coast, in the Marche region (Piceno). The site is between the two towns (1 km from Grottammare centre, 1,5 Km from S. Benedetto), both reachable through the cycle lane on the seafront. The campsite is located just 10 metres from the beach. It has 155 large touring pitches with electrical connections, which are entirely shaded and separated by hedges, giving each pitch the privacy needed to enjoy a relaxing holiday here.
Agricamp Picobello
Situated only 28 km. inland from the Adriatic coast at Pedaso, this very small site caters for campers who like to go back to basics. Catering only for tents, the site offers up to 15 pitches, some with shade. There is a hammock house in the central area where campers can rig their hammocks in a shady and peaceful spot. Rob and his partner, Erna, are keen outdoor people and are very enthusiastic about keeping the spirit of true camping aflame. Rob will be your guide for hiking tours to the Sibillini mountains and also organises rock climbing. A relaxing campsite for the purist camper away from the hectic atmosphere of some of the coastal sites.
Villaggio Turistico Le Mimose
Le Mimose is a quiet site away from the town centre, bordering the extensive and well kept shingle beach. There are 65 grassy or sandy pitches, all for touring, with electricity (6A). The touring pitches, scattered among the holiday apartments, are surrounded by hedges and mature trees giving good shade. Space may be a little tight in high season. The short walk to the beach is very pleasant – as is a stroll along the promenade. The site, with its bar and restaurant, are now open all year.
Camping Panorama
Camping Panorama is a peaceful site located on a scenic coastal drive within a small national park (Parco del San Bartolo) and quite close to the delightful town of Pesaro. The site lies 100 metres above the sea and a pleasant path nearby leads to the beach below. There are 120 touring pitches ranging in size from 50-100 sq.m, all have 6A electrical connections and are well shaded. Leisure amenities include a magnificent swimming pool (with smaller children’s pool) and a sports court. This is a largely undeveloped area and has many opportunities for walking and mountain biking.
Camping Village Green Garden
Green Garden is a pleasant, well maintained site on the Cónero Riviera, close to the attractive village of Sirolo. There are nine shady pitches for touring units, and 50 for tents, all with electrical connections (3A). The terrain is steep in places and pitches are on terraces. Access could be difficult for units over 7 m. There are many facilities on site including a swimming pool, fitness tent, beach volleyball and tennis. A shuttle bus operates to the beach. The caves at Frasassi are worth seeing and excursions to Urbino and Ancona are also popular.
Camping Stella Maris
This clean, modern Adriatic coast site is, without doubt, the best in the area. The owner, Francesco Mantoni, is friendly, enthusiastic and proud of his site. There are 161 pitches, 100 for tourers, all with electricity (6A), water and drainage. In an informal setting, touring pitches, permanent sites and cabins are blended together with pleasing results. For swimming and relaxing there is the choice of a clean, long, soft sand beach or an excellent pool complex with loungers, umbrellas, jacuzzi and paddling pool. Alongside the pool is a most attractive restaurant with table service, a varied menu and good selection of wine.
Camping Bellamare
Situated on the Cónero Riviera, just south of the River Musone, this site is ideal for campers who enjoy a well ordered and efficiently run site. The grounds are maintained to a meticulous standard. Unlike most sites along the Lungomare Adriatico, it does not suffer from either train or motorway noise. There are 355 flat, grassy pitches which are separated by maturing trees offering some shade. Touring pitches are of average size, centrally located and easily accessed. Most beach holiday activities are provided on site or within easy walking distance.
Camping Paradiso
Camping Paradiso is quite close to Pesaro, home of Rossini (annual concerts held in August). The site is quite simple and is a tranquil base to avoid August’s beach crowds, although with easy access to some of the region’s best beaches and the nightlife in nearby Gabicce Mare. The site is located on a hilltop in San Bartolo Natural Park. There are over 100 touring pitches (65 with electrical connections 3/9A) which are of a good size and well shaded with a fine variety of different trees. The site also has a number of wooden chalets to rent.
Numana Blu Camping Village
Numana Blu lies on the Cónero Riviera, south of Ancona, just 300 metres from the sea, and close to the town of Marcelli. Beneath the site’s 12,000 trees there are 330 shady pitches, most offering electrical connections. Separate areas have a range of rentable accommodation, including chalets and bungalows. There is plenty to do here but the site retains a relaxed atmosphere. In peak season there are several children’s clubs catering for different ages. The site also boasts an impressive array of leisure amenities including an excellent swimming pool, a restaurant/pizzeria and a small supermarket.
Camping la Risacca
Camping La Risacca is near Porto Sant'Elpidio in the Marche region of Italy. If you enjoy spending your holiday in a diverse environment, where you can go from taking beautiful walks in the mountains to visiting seaside resorts, then this site is ideal. There are 236 mobile homes, apartments and lodge tents available to hire in neat, maintained fields with 95 grass touring pitches with 6-amp hook-up points, most of which are occupied on a seasonal basis.At the front of the site is a waterpark with two large outdoor swimming pools. A playfully designed lagoon pool is where the animation team hold water games and activities, including aqua aerobics. Two spectacular waterslides also let out into this pool. The campsite also offers an extensive animation programme for children and adults, including live shows, games, and activities. Camping la Risacca has its own private beach, which is just a short walk from the campsite. There are several sunbeds and umbrellas available for rent here, as well as stand-up paddleboards, canoes and pedal boats.
Centro Vacanze Riva Verde
An extremely well run site, Riva Verde offers everything a camper could require. The site stretches 1.5 km. beside the Adriatic with an escalator to bring clients back up the steep slope from the beach. A shuttle bus runs along the coast from the site entrance. There are 450 small pitches with 420 for touring (electricity 6-10A), shaded by mature trees and with views over the Adriatic. Private toilet and bathroom facilities are available at a supplement. A large aqua park provides slides, swimming pools and children’s pools, all surrounded by a sunbathing area. All the pitches are terraced above the road, motorway and railway and some noise must be expected at all times. Entrance to the site is via a tunnel, and the access road is steep.
Camping Mare Blu
Camping Mare Blu isn't located in Torrette di Fano but in Fano, along the stunning Adriatic coast of the Marche region in Italy. It's a haven for campers seeking a relaxing escape, surrounded by lush greenery and direct access to a fine sandy beach. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves lapping against the shore, which is a daily reality at Camping Mare Blu. The campsite has 250 touring pitches available with electric hook-up points, all well-shaded by tall poplar trees, offering a welcome respite from the summer sun.
Camping Podere Sei Poorte
Podere Sei Poorte is owned and run by Hans and Sietske Poorte, who in just a few years have transformed a derelict farm into a stress-free haven of rustic charm and tranquillity. On arrival you will be welcomed with a smile and a drink. The restaurant offers good, Italian-style food in a convivial setting. The site is laid out on two terraces so everyone has good views. The 130 spacious, grassy pitches (100 for touring units with 6A electricity) are almost flat, and some have shade.
Camping Marinella
Camping Village Marinella is directly located by the sea in one of the nicest areas of the Adriatic Coast nestled between greenish hills and a coastline of fine sand and pristine water. The site has 226 grass pitches of which 117 are for touring units and have a 4-amp hook-up point. There are also 39 cottages, bungalows and small-sized wooden villas available to hire.

Marche

Lying between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennine mountains, Marche boasts a pretty mixture of woods and remote hills, medieval towns and seaside resorts, sandy beaches and sleepy coves, plus the snow-capped peaks of the Monti Sibillini.

Ducal Palace, Urbino

Marche is not as well known or publicised as other regions, but despite that it has plenty to offer. The medieval town of Urbino with its spectacular Renaissance palace is one of the highlights, as is Ascoli Piceno, which also boasts a medieval heritage, various churches and an enchanting town square. The dramatic fortress at San Leo is considered to be one of the best, while nearby San Marino is Europe’s oldest republic. A tiny area with no customs regulations, its borders are just seven miles apart at its widest point. The republic has its own mint and army and produces its own postage stamps. South of Ancona, the regional capital, and overlooked by the dramatic white cliffs of Monte Cónero, is the Cónero Riviera, an impressive stretch of coast with small beaches, coves and picturesque little resorts, including Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana.

Along the coast is Loreto, one of Italy’s most popular pilgrimage destinations, and more beaches can be found at San Benedetto del Tronto. Further inland, near the Verdicchio wine-producing hilltop villages around Jesi, is the Grotte di Frasassi, one of Europe’s largest accessible cave networks. And the mountainous region of Monti Sibillini in the south offers good walking trails and stunning views.

There are four provinces in Marche: Ancona, Ascoli Piceno, Macerata and Pesaro e Urbino. 

PLACES OF INTEREST
Ancona

Places of interest

Ancona: Regional capital and Adriatic’s largest port.

Fano: Beach resort with old centre and historic monuments.

Jesi: Medieval town walls, Renaissance and Baroque palaces.

Macerata: University town surrounded by lovely countryside, famous for its annual outdoor opera and ballet festival.

Numana: Seaside resort on Cónero peninsula, boat trips to the offshore islets of Due Sorelle.

Sarnano: Spa town.

Urbania: Palace with art gallery and museum.

Ússita: Winter sports resort.

CUISINE OF THE REGION
porchetta

Cuisine of the region

The food is a mix of seafood along the coastline and country cooking inland, involving locally grown produce – tomatoes, fennel and mushrooms. Typical seafood dishes include zuppa di pesce (fish soup with saffron) and brodetto (fish broths). Rabbit and lamb are popular plus porchetta (roast suckling pig). The region is best known for its Verdicchio wine although it does produce a variety of others.

Coniglio in porchetta: Rabbit cooked with fennel.

Cicercchiata: Balls of pasta fried and covered in honey.

Olive ascolane: Olives stuffed with meat and herbs, served with crema fritta, little squares of fried cream.

Vincisgrassi: Baked pasta dish with ham and truffles.