Camping Solcio

The tranquil Camping Solcio on Lake Maggiore offers peace and relaxation amidst the picturesque Alpine panorama of northern Italy. Surrounded by many deciduous trees, the extremely family-friendly site is also characterised by a small sandy beach, which is particularly inviting for sunbathing and swimming in the warm summer months. Numerous excursion and hiking destinations in the region round off an unforgettable stay at the campsite.

Camping site on the shores of Lake Maggiore

Camping Solcio is located in the Italian region of Piedmont in the province of Novara, directly on Lake Maggiore. The site is located on the west coast of the northern Italian lake and is just 100 metres from the next largest town, Solcio di Lesa. The village has more than 2,200 inhabitants and offers a number of architectural sights with various villas from the Middle Ages and early modern times. All pitches at Camping Solcio are parcelled out and are between 70 and 100 m² in size, offering plenty of space. On the entire site, which is comparatively small at just under two hectares, there are also 18 rental accommodations and six pitches for permanent campers. The campsite is equipped with everything you need to wash your clothes during your stay. Campers will also find a small snack bar and a restaurant serving traditional Italian delicacies on the site, so you don't have to worry about catering yourself. There is fast and free WiFi throughout the site, and holidaymakers can also use the public computers in the internet corner. Overall, there is a friendly and informal atmosphere at the resort, which makes it easy to socialise with other guests and immediately feel at home.

Excursion destinations and attractions in the north of Italy

There are numerous sights around Lake Maggiore that can be reached quickly either by car or public transport. One of the most famous buildings in the region is the Santa Caterina del Sasso monastery, but the Vecchia dedicata a Santa Maria church is also worth a visit. The nearby peaks of the Alps are ideal for long hikes in the summer months, while the mountain slopes become a paradise for skiers and snowboarders in winter. On Lake Maggiore itself, active holidaymakers can let off steam with windsurfing and other water sports. The fashion and culture city of Milan can be reached by car in just over an hour.