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Camping Village Baia Domizia
This large, beautifully maintained seaside site is about 70 kilometres northwest of Naples within a pine forest, cleverly left in its natural state. Although it does not feel like it, there are 900 touring pitches in clearings, either of grass and sand or on hardstanding, all with electricity, 80 now also with water and waste water. Finding a pitch may take time as there are so many good ones to choose from, but staff will help in season. Most pitches are well shaded, however there are some in the sun for cooler periods. The central complex is superb with well designed buildings providing for all needs (the site is some distance from the town).
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Camping Sandaya Le Pianacce
In a quiet situation in the Tuscan hills, six kilometres from the sea at Donoratico, this high quality site has a busy and attractive medium sized pool, overlooked by a pleasant restaurant/bar. The terrace has commanding views over the area and the sea and sunsets are spectacular. The site is set on steeply rising ground and has 213 pitches, of which 101 shaded pitches are for touring units, all with 3/10A electricity. They are in tiered rows on fairly narrow terraces. Although busy in high season, it remains peaceful at night. There is a large nature reserve adjacent and a free bus to the 20 km. long sandy beach.
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Camping Barco Reale
Just forty minutes from Florence and an hour from Pisa, this site is beautifully situated high in the Tuscan hills, close to the fascinating town of Pistoia. Part of an old walled estate, there are impressive views of the surrounding countryside.
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Camping Taimì
Camping Taimì is located in Marina di Massa, Italy, offering a comfortable and eco-conscious holiday experience just 500 meters from the beach. On site you will find 83 large and shaded touring pitches (around 90m2) with 6Amp electric hook up points available. The site is well-equipped with a range of facilities designed for comfort and enjoyment. A highlight is the outdoor swimming pool  featuring a wooden deck surround instead of tiles, blending harmoniously with the environment. The pool is accessible with a hoist and wheelchair access. A modern restaurant can also be found on site and provides various snacks and drinks throughout the day including breakfast with fresh croissants and cakes, and evening aperitifs. Takeaway options are also available via a dedicated app.
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Camping Sandaya Etruria
In the heart of the Maremma, on the Etruscan Coast south of Livorno,  Etruria Village Camping is an ideal place for a peaceful, healthy and enjoyable holiday with family and friends. It is a large, well equipped site with 200 impressive pitches, all with 6A electricity connections and with direct access to a fine sandy beach where there is a popular brasserie, open in the evenings and serving good food. Unlike many pine-dominated sites, there is an attractive open canopy with clever landscaping. The main services are centrally located and are all of a high standard.
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Camping del Sole
Camping del Sole is, in our opinion, one of Italy’s best family sites, in a wonderful setting and offering high-quality facilities. It lies on the southern edge of Lake Iseo, just outside the pretty lakeside town of Iseo and to the north of Brescia. The ancient city of Bergamo is to the west.
Camping San Cristoforo
This part of Italy is becoming better known by those wishing to spend time by a lake in the splendid countryside, but away from the more crowded, better-known resorts. Lake Caldonazzo is one of the smaller Italian lakes but is excellent for watersports. Camping San Cristoforo is a relatively new site on the edge of the small town of the same name and is separated from the lake by a minor road, but with easy access. There are 157 pitches on flat grass with tarmac access roads, separated by shady trees. The pitches are of a good size and all have 6A electricity. The site is owners aim is to build a happy family atmosphere and the manager speaks excellent English.
Caravan Park Sexten
Caravan Park Sexten is 1,520 metres above sea level and has 268 pitches, some very large and all with electricity (16A), TV connections and water and drainage in summer and winter (underground heating stops pipes freezing). Some pitches are in the open to catch the sun, others are tucked in forest clearings by the river. They are mostly gravelled to provide an ideal all year surface. It is the facilities that make this a truly remarkable site; no expense or effort has been spared to create a luxurious environment that matches that of any top class hotel.
Camping San Marco
The presence of palm trees at the flowered entrance of this 2.2-hectare seaside site is a reminder that you are in southern Europe. The site has 110 level pitches (30-80 sq.m), 100 for touring, all with 4-8A electricity, fresh water and drainage. They are on grass, mostly separated by hedges and have shade from trees. From the site there is access to a 100 m. long, private sandy beach. It slopes gently and is supervised by lifeguards, so is ideal for children. The beach is equipped with parasols and loungers, and there is a lighthouse nearby.
Camping Casa dei Prati
Casa dei Prati is a small family site on the southern side of the island of Elba, the largest in the Tuscan archipelago. The site is close to the pebble beach of Margidore. Casa dei Prati is attractively laid out amongst almond, eucalyptus and pine trees. Pitches are well shaded and most have electrical connections. After unloading, parking is arranged in a separate area. There are also apartments and mobile homes here (available to rent). Leisure facilities include a swimming pool (and separate pool for children) with fine views of the surrounding hills. There is a small bar serving snacks and a shop.
Camping Free Time
Camping Free Time is 700 m. from the beach (by road train) and 500 m. from the little resort of Marina di Bibbona. The sister site to IT66356 nearby, it is attractively landscaped with eye-catching flowers, while trees provide welcome shade to most of the 111 level grass pitches, all with 10A electricity. Forty-four have thatched private facilities with toilet and shower, outside kitchen and patio. The bar/waiter service restaurant/pizzeria complex overlooks the lagoon-style pool and paddling pool and offers a reasonably priced and varied menu. There is also a superb thatched open-air gym and sauna alongside the fishing lakes, in addition to a new entertainment area and bar.
Camping Village Paestum
Camping Village Paestum is an excellent campsite on Italy's west coast. This large, family-owned site is set some way back from the beach near Paestum and the important ancient Greek temples of ancient Poseidon, built by the Greeks in the sixth century BC, taken by the Romans and renamed in 273 BC. Fast becoming a popular tourist resort, the town of Paestum is some way south of the site, enjoying a quiet, rural environment.
Camping Maremma Sans Souci
Camping Maremma Sans Souci is a delightful seaside site which has been open since 1965 and sits in natural woodland on the coast road between Follonica and Grosseto. The minimum amount of undergrowth has been cleared to provide 270 individually marked and hedged, flat touring pitches with considerable privacy. All have 6A electrical connections and 40 have a satellite TV point. Cars are parked away from pitches. There is a wide road for motorhomes but other roads are narrow. Access to some parts is difficult so each pitch is earmarked either for touring units or for tents. An excellent sandy beach is less than 100 m. from one end of the site (400 m. from the other) and is used only by campers. The waters here are among the cleanest in Italy and the beach is very safe for swimming.
Camping Village Cavallino
This large, well-ordered site is part of the Baia Holiday Group. It lies beside the sea with direct access to a superb beach of fine sand, which is very safe and has lifeguards. The site is thoughtfully laid out with large touring pitches shaded by olives and pines. All pitches have 6/10A electricity, some have water and they are generally flat and enjoy shade from mature pines.
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. 
Camping Panorama del Chianti
Formerly named Toscana Colliverdi, Camping Panorama del Chianti has undergone some development. A small country hillside site in Tuscany, it has space for 61 large units on deep terraces and two areas for tents. All the terrace pitches have 3/5A electricity. There are panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. If you are content to be self-supporting and wish to explore Tuscany with the advantage of reasonable campsite fees, then this could be for you.
Camping Village Adria
Adria is a modest site at first glance, however one soon realises this is a real gem. Unusually for the Adriatic, the setting is tranquil as there is no road or rail noise. Alongside the pretty beach, the site is surrounded by fields and a nature reserve. The pitches (50-100 sq.m) are level and have 10A electricity. Well shaded in the older area, the trees in the new area are beginning to provide welcome shade. The exciting new pool complex is a fun setting for both day and evening entertainment. This family orientated site really does give value for money. When we visited, children of all ages were having great fun with the entertainment staff.
Camping Village Cerquestra
With panoramic views of Lago Trasimeno, Camping Village Cerquestra offers an idyllic retreat for those seeking a tranquil Italian escape. This charming campsite, situated on the border between Umbria and Tuscany, provides the perfect base for exploring the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region. On-site, there are 61 touring pitches, of which have 6-amp electric hook-up points. While Cerquestra may appear small, its terraced layout ensures ample privacy for campers, thanks to the lush vegetation. Though not directly on the lake, the campsite boasts stunning views of the waters. The higher pitches offer even more spectacular views. 
Camping Colleverde
Camping Colleverde enjoys a panoramic setting overlooking the beautiful Tuscan city of Siena and the surrounding Chianti hills. The proprietor, Andrea Sassolini, and his family are on hand to ensure you have an enjoyable stay. Open for a long season, this is a great base for visiting Siena and the Chianti region. A bus stop is just 30 m. away and the railway station is 1.5 km. There are 221 touring pitches, some shaded, 97 of which have 10A electricity and hardstandings, and 25 mobile homes can be reserved for short stays. Smart on-site facilities include a swimming pool, a pizzeria/restaurant, bar and a shop.
International Camping Torre Di Cerrano
This small, very Italian, family-run site, just north of Pescara and south of Pineto, is situated between the coastal railway line and a superb sandy beach. Inevitably there is some railway noise. About 60 small pitches area available for touring units (cars parked away from pitches), all have 6A electricity and are shaded by trees which you will need to watch out for when manoeuvring. It is quieter than the larger sites that are usually found on this coast. During June to August, it is very much an Italian family site with entertainment and all sorts of fun and games on the beach. Nearby Pineto is a pleasant, small, seaside town with a small market, good restaurants and cafés and all essential shops.

Molise

Southern Italy forms the lower boot of the Italian peninsula, containing the ankle (Abruzzo and Molise and southern Lazio), the toe (Calabria), and the heel (Apulia). On the eastern coast is the Adriatic Sea, leading into the rest of the Mediterranean through the Strait of Otranto. On the Adriatic, south of the spur of the boot, the peninsula of Monte Gargano, the Gulf of Salerno, the Gulf of Naples, and the Gulf of Gaeta are each named after a large coastal city.

Molise is a small region in southern Italy, bordered by Abruzzo to the north, Apulia to the east, Lazio to the west, and Campania to the south. It has a short stretch of coastline on the Adriatic Sea, and the rest of its territory is mountainous. Molise is the second smallest region in Italy, after the Aosta Valley, but it is packed with natural beauty, historical sites, and cultural attractions. In Molise, the city of Isernia is where traces of a million-year-old village were unearthed in 1979, the most ancient signs of human life ever found in Europe. And the quiet resort and fishing port of Térmoli, from where Italian and Central European time is set, is a good place to relax.

The region consists of the following Provinces: Campobasso and Isernia

PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of interest

Pietrabbondante

Larino: Medieval town centre, cathedral, amphitheatre.

Ancient Samnite city of Pietrabbondante: This well-preserved site features a theatre, temple, and other ruins dating back to the 4th century BC.

Termoli: Molise's only coastal town. Termoli has a charming historic centre and a beautiful beach

Campobasso: The capital of Molise, Campobasso is a charming city with a rich history. It is home to the Monforte Castle, a Romanesque church dedicated to San Bartolomeo, and the Museum of the Nativity Scene.

Isernia: The second largest city in Molise, Isernia is known for its well-preserved Samnite ruins, including a theatre, amphitheatre, and temples.

Agnone: This picturesque town is known for its centuries-old tradition of bell-making. Visitors can tour the Papacalda Foundry, one of the oldest bell foundries in Italy.

Campitello Matese: This mountain resort town is a popular destination for skiing and other winter sports. It is also a great base for hiking and biking in the Matese Mountains.

Santuario dell'Addolorata di Castelpetroso: This Marian shrine is one of the most important religious sites in Molise. It is known for its beautiful architecture and its miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary.

Abbazia di San Vincenzo al Volturno: This Benedictine abbey is one of the most important religious and cultural sites in Molise. It was founded in the 6th century and features a well-preserved basilica, monastery, and other buildings.

CUISINE OF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

The cuisine of Molise is rustic and hearty, reflecting the region's agricultural roots. 

Fusilli alla molisana: This pasta dish is made with fusilli pasta, a tomato sauce, and lamb or sausage.

Cavatelli con broccoli e peperone: This pasta dish is made with cavatelli pasta, broccoli, and red pepper.

Pampanella: This street food dish is made with marinated pork that is cooked in the oven and served in a bun.

Brodetto alla termolese: This fish stew is made with a variety of fish and seafood, including squid, monkfish, shrimp, clams, and mussels.

Caciocavallo di Agnone: This semi-hard cheese is made from cow's milk and is aged for at least 60 days.

Signora di Conca Casale: This sausage is made from pork loin, thigh, shoulder, and belly. It is seasoned with garlic, fennel seeds, and black pepper.