Camping holidays on Lake Garda
Plan your camping holiday around your family, vehicle, accommodation style and travel period.
Plan your trip
Whether you travel by motorhome, caravan or tent, with children or with Gardaland as a key part of the trip, the ideal campsite and location can be very different.
Camping styles
These pages combine practical planning with suitable campsite recommendations.
Family holidays outdoors
Camping with children on Lake Garda is easiest when water, play areas, food and short distances come together on the campsite. The key is not the number of facilities but whether they suit the ages of your children and your family routine.
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Combine the theme park and lake
If Gardaland is a fixed part of your camping holiday, a campsite on south-eastern Lake Garda is especially convenient. Short transfers to the theme park can be combined with pools, beaches and relaxed days by the lake.
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Camping holiday with your own vehicle
From compact campervans to large motorhomes, the right Lake Garda campsite is about more than location and views: pitch size, access and vehicle-friendly facilities matter just as much.
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Camping holiday with your own touring outfit
A caravan gives you a fixed holiday base while the towing vehicle remains free for excursions. The key questions are access, manoeuvring space and a pitch that genuinely fits your full outfit.
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Close to nature and the lake
Open the zip in the morning, have breakfast outside and start the day in the open air: tent camping is the most direct way to experience Lake Garda – provided the ground, shade and pitch really suit your tent.
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Spring and autumn by the lake
Less heat, fewer crowds and often much more calm: Lake Garda feels different in spring and autumn. The key is choosing a campsite whose opening period and facilities actually match your travel dates.
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Lake Garda together
A dog-friendly Lake Garda camping holiday works best when the campsite itself welcomes dogs, the accommodation you actually book accepts pets, walking routes are close by and the rules for beaches and lake access are clear before arrival.
Learn moreChoosing guide
Three groups lead quickly to the right topics.
For families, pools, children’s facilities, short distances and theme-park access are often key.
Pitch size, access, connections and location matter most when travelling with your own vehicle.
Traditional tent camping and shoulder-season trips place different demands on a campsite.
Plan well
Start with your travel style and then compare suitable campsites.