Camping Pian dei Boschi

Camping Pian dei Boschi is ideal for families and couples who want to spend a few quiet days on the Italian Mediterranean coast. The child- and dog-friendly site has a large open-air pool, numerous sun loungers and many other amenities that make it easy to stay for longer. The proximity to the bathing bays on the Mediterranean rounds off the overall package perfectly.

Charming campsite by the Ligurian Sea

The site is located in the Italian region of Liguria in the province of Savona. From Camping Pian dei Boschi, guests only need a few minutes to walk to the Mediterranean coast to the south. A kilometre-long sandy beach and a picturesque promenade await campers there. The nearest town is Pietra Ligure, which is home to almost 9,000 inhabitants. In addition to a number of bathing opportunities, the municipality also offers cultural attractions, such as the historic Castrum Petrae castle. The campsite has a total of 130 pitches. Of these, 105 are parcelled out and between 30 and 75 m² in size. There are also 50 pitches for permanent campers and 42 rental accommodations. The facilities include modern washing machines and tumble dryers, as well as facilities for cooking and washing up afterwards. The service at Camping Pian dei Boschi also includes the supply and disposal of caravans. In addition to the large pool, there is also a shallow paddling pool for small children, as well as various entertainment programmes and a separate playground. Holidaymakers will find both a small supermarket and a restaurant on the site. In general, there is a sociable and informal atmosphere at the campsite, which is accompanied by a varied entertainment programme, although the nights are extremely quiet.

Popular destinations for day trips in the region

The nearby bathing bays are as varied as Liguria itself and consist partly of fine sand and partly of rocky stretches of coast, all of which invite you to swim in the Mediterranean. In the municipality of Pietra Ligure, you can visit the parish church of San Nicoló, which was built in the 18th century. A little further away, but ideal for a day trip by car, is the metropolis of Genoa. Here you can stroll through picturesque streets and visit historic buildings, including the iconic lighthouse, Palazzo Rosso and Piazza De Ferrari. Close to the city, the Parco Naturale delle Capanne di Marcarolo invites you to go on long hikes in the countryside.