- 4-star campsite
- Swimming pool on site
- Pet-friendly
- 156 rental accommodations
Swimming and relaxation on the Adriatic coast
Swimming and relaxation on the Adriatic coast Porto Sant’Elpidio is a wonderful destination to enjoy the sun, the sea and the beach. In this seaside town, right on the Adriatic Sea, you’ll also find Club del Sole Le Mimose Family Resort. This campsite offers high-quality facilities, several swimming pools, a fun animation programme and plenty of opportunities to relax. It’s the perfect place for a carefree beach holiday on the Italian coast. A fantastic campsite for water fun This campsite is a great choice for anyone who loves being in and around the water. Swim laps in the large pool or splash around with your children in the kids’ pool. Ready for a refreshing drink? The pool bar has you covered. Prefer swimming in the sea? You’re in luck, as the campsite is located directly on a wide sandy beach. There’s also plenty of space here for sports and relaxation. A nice extra: there’s even a dedicated dog beach. Food, drinks and entertainment Beyond water fun, Club del Sole Le Mimose Family Resort has plenty more to offer. The Mini Club organises fun activities for children every day. Enjoy a game of beach volleyball and round off your day with live music or one of the evening shows. The campsite restaurant serves local specialities and traditional Italian dishes. The pizzeria is especially popular, and takeaway options are also available. For a quick bite or an ice cream, you can stop by the bar or the snack bar. Explore the surroundings of Porto Sant’Elpidio The campsite is located on the Adriatic coast in the Marche region, making it an ideal base for walks or cycling trips along the sea. Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to Parco del Conero (55 km), known for its stunning views. Mountain enthusiasts can explore the Monti Sibillini National Park (109 km). Another highlight is the impressive Frasassi Caves (105 km). For a touch of culture, head to Fermo, a charming town just 15 minutes away, where the Roman water cisterns are truly fascinating.