- Swimming pool on site
- Pet-friendly
- 128 touring pitches
- 89 rental accommodations
La dolce vita on Lake Garda
La dolce vita on Lake Garda Wake up to views of Lake Garda, take a dip in the pool and sit down to a plate of fresh pasta in the evening. At Camping Park Garda you’ll enjoy a holiday the Italian way. This terraced campsite on the shores of Lake Garda offers stunning views. Stroll down to the lake, dive into the swimming pool or visit Limone sul Garda (250 m), famous for its lemons. Camping with a view of the lake You’ll be staying right by Lake Garda. Ideal, as you can have your feet in the water within minutes. The campsite stretches all the way to the shoreline and provides access to a private beach. Not all of the two hundred touring pitches spread across the terraces are the same size. However, they offer plenty of space for a relaxing family holiday. From your pitch, you’ll enjoy lovely views of the water and the mountains in the background. A pleasant campsite for those seeking peace and quiet There’s no entertainment programme, but the swimming pool is a wonderful spot for the whole family. The spacious 160 m² outdoor pool overlooks the deep blue lake. While the children splash about and make new holiday friends, you can unwind on a sun lounger. There’s also a separate paddling pool for little ones. Hire a boat and moor back at the campsite after a trip across the lake. Or take a sailing, windsurfing or kitesurfing lesson and experience Lake Garda from an active perspective. In the evening, find a table on the restaurant terrace. With views over the water, enjoy freshly made pizza or pasta, or a glass of Italian wine. Explore the surroundings There’s plenty to do beyond the campsite too. Around Lake Garda you’ll find 45 kilometres of freely accessible beaches. Just 250 metres away lies the charming Limone sul Garda, world-famous for its historic lemon houses (limonaie). Wander through narrow streets, pick up a souvenir and settle down at a cosy terrace. For a cultural outing, visit the impressive Grotte di Catullo (63 km), the remains of a Roman villa, or discover Castello Scaligero (64 km), the well-known castle in Sirmione. Want to see more of the area? Take the car and drive along the Strada della Forra. This dramatic gorge road winds through tunnels and along steep rock faces. Prefer to head out on foot? Follow the Strada del Ponale and explore the rugged cliffs on foot. The views along the way are spectacular.