Camping Village Scarpiland

Camping Village Scarpiland is surrounded by a forest of pine and poplar trees. The site is located just a few kilometres from Venice on the Italian Adriatic coast and enchants campers with dream beaches and ideal conditions for swimming and sunbathing. Dogs are expressly permitted on the site, which is particularly popular with families. Longer stays are also possible without any problems.

4-star campsite near Venice

Camping Village Scarpiland is located directly on a headland between the Venice lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. The site is just under 2 kilometres from Cavallino-Treporti, the nearest large municipality with a population of 13,500. The small town is located in the Veneto region, is still part of the metropolitan city of Venice and offers cultural sights such as the impressive church. The entire campsite has a total of 156 parceled-out pitches, which are between 70 and 90 square metres in size and therefore also guarantee enough space for families. There are also 37 pitches for permanent campers and 110 rental accommodations spread over a total area of 4.5 hectares. The highlight of the site is certainly the 250 metre long and 80 metre wide beach of fine sand, but the facilities are also impressive. Campers will find everything they need for an all-round successful holiday with washing machines, tumble dryers, their own supermarket and free Wi-Fi. There is a children's playground for the kids and adults or teenagers can try their hand at beach volleyball or golf. Boats and bicycles can also be hired at the resort. The relaxed atmosphere rounds off the holiday perfectly.

Spectacular excursion destinations in the immediate vicinity

The long sandy beach is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing, but windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding along the Adriatic coast are also popular activities. However, the dream destination for many campers is nearby Venice, which can be reached quickly by car or ferry. The legendary lagoon city offers visitors a number of historical attractions, such as the Rialto Bridge, St Mark's Square and the Doge's Palace. The nearby mountains of the Italian Alps invite you to hike through South Tyrol and longer excursions through the region are also possible at any time. Trieste in the east and Verona in the west in particular offer a wide range of cultural sights.