Camping Garda

At Camping Garda, everything is about water fun. The swimming pool, overlooking the lake, invites you to take a refreshing dip. While you relax on a lounger under an umbrella, the children splash in the shallow children's pool. And if you prefer swimming in natural water, simply walk to the pebble beach on Lake Garda, right from the campsite. The water is clear, cooling and ideal for floating or being active. In the mood for adventure? Try windsurfing, sailing, or even kitesurfing. On-site, effortlessly arrange the right equipment through experienced partners. Do you have your own boat with you? The campground even has a slipway for both sailing and motorboats, which is unique to this region.

Slap a ball on the table tennis table or use the outdoor fitness equipment overlooking the lake. Small children will have hours of fun in the playground while you finish reading your book. A holiday at Camping Garda ends most beautifully on the panoramic restaurant terrace, where the sun slowly sinks behind the mountains and colours the lake orange. Here you can enjoy Italian classics: homemade pastas, fresh fish and crispy pizzas from the wood-fired oven. For a quick snack, ice cream or a fresh breakfast, there is a kiosk right by the beach, ideal for starting or ending the day in a relaxed fashion. In between, stay active. Daily shopping is easy in the campground supermarket, where you’ll also find crusty rolls in the morning. Handy for those who like to cook for themselves, but also for those who want to have a spontaneous picnic by the water.

Camping Garda is within walking distance of Limone sul Garda, a charming town that immediately embraces you with its Mediterranean flair. Stroll through the cobblestone streets, admire the floral balconies and discover hidden piazzas overlooking the shimmering water. Limone is known for its lemon trees and unique lemon products that you will definitely want to taste and take away. Want to explore more of Lake Garda? From Limone, you can easily depart by boat to other picturesque towns such as Riva del Garda or Malcesine. Each crossing feels like a mini-cruise, complete with views of sheer cliffs and colourful villages. The interior also surprises. A drive of just under half an hour takes you to mountain roads with breathtaking views, where you can hike, picnic, or just unwind. For families with children, there are also plenty of opportunities for trips, such as adventure parks or a day in a cable car.