Camping in Caorle

When camping in Caorle, you can expect endless sunshine, wide sandy beaches and a charming old town centre. The picturesque small town is a real gem on the Adriatic coast and the perfect destination for a summer holiday with the whole family. At PiNCAMP you will find the most beautiful places.

Popular campsites in Caorle

Many campsites in Caorle are located directly on the beach or in the immediate vicinity of the water. So beach holidaymakers and sun worshippers are guaranteed to get their money's worth here. The following campsites receive many good reviews on PiNCAMP and are among the most popular holiday resorts in Caorle.

Camping Marelago

This popular family campsite is located right by the sea and offers over 250 pitches with electricity for caravans, motorhomes and tents. There are also cosy mobile homes for up to six people and glamping tents. The campsite has its own beach access to the Lido Altanea beach section. The shuttle service takes you quickly and conveniently to Caorle.

Camping Laguna Village

The Laguna holiday village is located in the middle of an old pine forest on the Caorle lagoon and just a short walk from the old town centre. The campsite offers pitches for caravans. motorhomes and tents. If you are travelling to Caorle without your own motorhome, you can also stay in the comfortable maxicaravans, chalets or safari lodge tents. The sandy beach of Levante is just one minute away from the campsite. The campsite also has its own swimming pool.

Centro Vacanze Pra' delle Torri

This extensive holiday complex with over 1000 pitches of various sizes is located in the west of Caorle. The beach is no more than 500 metres away, but there is also a huge aqua park with water slides and swimming pools of various sizes. In addition to the pitches, you can also spend your camping holiday in pretty mobile homes, holiday flats or in a bungalow with a view of the sea.

Camping San Franceso

The 5-star holiday village of San Francesco is a somewhat smaller, but all the more cosy campsite on the beach in Caorle. The 500 units for camping guests are spread over six areas. Many of the pitches with electricity and the rental accommodation are shaded by pine trees. The site has a private beach about 500 metres long. Dogs are very welcome and there is even a dog beach on the site.

Campeggio Santa Margherita

The Santa Margerita campsite is located next to the mouth of the Livenza river and is a paradise for beach holidaymakers in particular: The site borders directly on the sea, so you can reach the wonderful, wide private beach in just a few steps. The town centre of Caorle is also just a few minutes' walk away. The site has pitches for motorhomes and mobile homes and an excellent infrastructure with a restaurant, supermarket and many leisure activities.

General information about camping in Caorle

The charming harbour town of Caorle is located north of Venice on the Adriatic coast near the mouth of the Livenza river. The "Little Venice" of the Adriatic attracts numerous visitors, especially in summer, who enjoy the beach life and the cosy atmosphere of the old town. The campsites in Caorle are mainly located near the two beaches of Caorle, the "Spiaggia di Levante" in the east and the "Spiaggia di Ponente" in the west. The beaches are very wide and have shallow access to the sea. They are therefore perfect for families with younger children. You can hire parasols and sunbeds on the beaches. However, there are also free stretches of beach where you can spread out as you please. The holiday resorts for campers usually offer spacious pitches for motorhomes, caravans and tents - mostly on grassy areas and often in the shade of the ubiquitous pine trees. You can also spend the night in rental accommodation, such as mobile homes or bungalows, on almost all pitches. The pitches for motorhomes have electricity and water connections. The mobile homes usually have their own kitchenette and - depending on their size - separate bedrooms for parents and children. The campsites in Caorle are particularly popular with families with children. You can therefore expect a wide range of entertainment and leisure activities for young and old, especially in the high season in summer. Many campsites offer children's entertainment and have their own entertainment team that organises day trips, water games and other activities. Simply enquire at the information office of the respective campsite and ask for advice!

Camping in Caorle with a dog

Caorle is a dog-friendly holiday resort. Dogs are allowed on many campsites and your four-legged friend is even allowed on the beach in Caorle. There are two large beach areas for dogs on both the west and east beaches of Caorle. The "Pets Beach Area" in the west has a fenced-in and freely accessible dog beach where pets are allowed in the water. The "Bau Beach" dog beach on the east beach is subject to a charge, but offers more: there are dog showers, water bowls and parasols. To enter the dog area, pets must be kept on a lead and chipped. You must also present the EU pet passport with the necessary vaccinations.

How to get to Caorle

The journey to Caorle first takes you via Rosenheim, through Austria and finally via Udine to the south. The easiest way is to take the A8/E52 to the Tauern motorway A10/E66 and then change to the A23. Caorle is only about 500 km away from Munich and is therefore also suitable for a short holiday. Please note: The Tauern motorway is a central north-south axis and is particularly busy in summer. You should therefore expect a higher volume of traffic in the high season (July to August). A good place for a stopover halfway between Germany and Italy is the Landzeit motorway restaurant on the Tauernalm. Here you can get healthy dishes, snacks or just a quick coffee on the go.

Top 5 sights in Caorle

• Scogliera Viva: The "Scogliera Viva" (living cliff) is located between the old town centre and the beach and is considered one of the most beautiful promenades on the upper Adriatic.
• Caorle Lagoon: The Caorle Lagoon is a wonderful nature reserve in the hinterland of the Adriatic. In summer, you can also explore the lagoon on excursion boats.
• Luna Park: Bouncy castles, a mini-cart track and many other rides make this amusement park the perfect place for families with children.
• Historic old town of Caorle: The best way to see the colourful facades of the lively old town of Caorle is to take a long stroll through the town.
• Madonna dell' Angelo: The 18th century pilgrimage church is in a fantastic location on Levante beach and is a great excursion destination near the town centre.

Top 2 insider tips

• Via dei Casoni: This beautiful cycle path leads from the sports stadium to Fishermen's Island and from there to Falconera. Along the way, you will pass typical fishermen's houses made of wood and reeds.
• Baiablu beach bar: Baiablu at Lido Altanea will make your day at the beach even better. The popular beach bar is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the sun!

Activities and excursions in Caorle

Caorle is primarily known as a seaside resort. However, the harbour town has much more to offer in addition to the great campsites on the beach. Active holidaymakers and culture fans can also experience a lot in Caorle away from the beach. Here are some suggestions if you want to discover the surrounding area.

Active holidays through the Adriatic hinterland

The hinterland of Caorle enchanted artists such as Hemingway and Pasolini with its varied landscape. Nature lovers, those seeking relaxation and dog owners can explore the surroundings on hikes and walks in the fragrant pine forests. This is also possible in summer, as the trees provide pleasantly cooling shade. One of the most beautiful excursion destinations in the neighbourhood is the Caorle lagoon.

Sport and water sports

Sports enthusiasts can go for a morning jog along the Caorle promenade or play exciting matches on one of the beach volleyball courts. Water sports enthusiasts also get their money's worth. The campsites generally offer a wide range of sports with activities such as kitesurfing, Nordic walking, sailing and kayaking.

Stroll through the enchanting old town centre of Caorle

The fishing town of Caorle is still characterised by Roman influences and invites you to explore its houses in typical Venetian colours and winding, narrow alleyways. It is not for nothing that the city is also known as Little Venice. Those interested in culture can visit sights such as the Madonna dell'Angelo church and San Stefan Cathedral.

Day trip to Venice

The lagoon city of Venice is only around 60 kilometres from Caorle and can be easily reached by car in around an hour. A day trip to one of the most visited cities in the world is therefore a must on holiday in Caorle! You must see world-famous cultural monuments such as the Rialto Bridge, Doge's Palace, Grand Canal, the famous St Mark's Square and the picturesque island of Burano with your own eyes at least once in your life!

Gastronomic highlights of the Veneto region

Caorle is located close to the metropolis of Venice. That's why you should definitely try the excellent Venetian cuisine, which is characterised by fresh fish and seafood, during your camping trip. You will find mullet (cefalo), crustaceans (canestrei), monkfish (coda di rospo), stockfish, clams (caporossoi) and squid on the menu. The squid ink gives the famous "risotto nero" its characteristic black colour. Dishes with polenta are classics, such as "fegato alla venexiana", which is veal liver in a white wine broth with onions and parsley. Another export hit of Venetian cuisine is carpaccio. These are wafer-thin slices of raw beef, drizzled with lemon and sprinkled with Parmesan cheese. Venetian tapas such as meatballs, fried fish, pickled vegetables or polenta slices accompanied by a good wine are also popular. The crowning glory is tiramisu, which is famous far beyond the country's borders.

Best time to travel for a camping holiday in Caorle

Caorle is a classic seaside resort and is characterised by a moderate Mediterranean climate. The best time for a camping holiday in Caorle is the summer months of May to August. During this time, temperatures climb above 25 degrees almost every day. The water temperature is around 27 degrees from June to August - just the right time for swimming. This is also the high season and the most popular time for sun worshippers. The warmest month in northern Italy is August with an average of 30 degrees C. If you prefer milder temperatures when camping, you can also travel to Caorle in the low season. The months of March/April and September/October, with an average of 16 degrees Celsius, are particularly suitable for active holidaymakers and culture lovers. From December to February, temperatures in the region are around 5 degrees Celsius. With appropriate clothing, Caorle is also suitable for camping all year round. At this time of year, you can also enjoy a walk on the beach in much more peace and quiet than in the high season.