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7 March 2026

The 15 best campsites in Italy (2026) by review scores

The 15 best campsites in Italy (2026) by review scores

The top-rated campsites in Italy: Agriturismo Angeli Sognanti (10.0/10), Camping Sandaya Europa Village (9.2/10) and Camping Tisens (9.1/10).

The top-rated campsites in Italy

Based on review scores, these are the highest-rated campsites in Italy. The list below is sorted by rating; Agriturismo Angeli Sognanti is at the top with 10.0/10. Each campsite links to its detail page.

Italy combines coastal campsites on the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian seas with the great northern lakes, such as Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore and Lake Como, plus sites in Tuscany and along the Italian Riviera.

Whether a campsite suits you depends on what you're after. Italy offers both large holiday parks and small, quiet sites in nature. Use the filters to refine by pitch type and amenities.

What characterises the campsites in Italy?

Among the 15 campsites in Italy, 3 are by the sea or close to the beach, 3 are by a lake, 9 have a swimming pool, 9 are family-friendly and 10 welcome dogs. The average review score of the rated campsites is 9.0/10.

Which campsite suits you best depends on your travel party. Travelling with young children, look for a pool, entertainment and a safe play area. For peace and quiet, pick a smaller campsite or a spot just outside the busiest towns. Camping with a dog, check the pet policy in advance.

Comparing amenities in Italy

What amenities a campsite offers often makes the difference. In Italy, look for clean sanitary facilities and hot showers, Wi-Fi, on-site dining and shopping and, with children, a paddling pool, playground and entertainment. Each detail page lists what's available.

Keep the pitch choice in mind: from a luxury comfort pitch with private sanitary facilities to a basic, cheaper nature pitch. Travelling by caravan or motorhome, check the amperage and whether there's a drain point.

When is the best time to visit Italy?

In Italy most campsites run from spring to autumn. July and August are peak season (busy, hot and most expensive), so reserve early for those months.

Choose May, June or September and you'll enjoy lower rates, fewer crowds and often still-fine weather in Italy.

What does camping in Italy cost?

Prices vary widely by campsite, pitch type and season. Among the campsites in Italy on this list, a pitch starts from around €32 per night in low season; rates are higher in summer.

Through Ovisola you book directly with the campsite via our partner, at the current price and availability. Do check what's included: tourist tax, electricity or a dog are sometimes charged separately.

How this ranking is built

We rank the campsites in Italy by their review score: the highest-rated campsite is at the top. Only campsites with a rating are included, and the list is rebuilt periodically from the latest data, so the order tracks new ratings.

Ovisola maps campsites, motorhome pitches and chalets, searchable by type and amenities. Bookable campsites are reserved directly with the campsite via our partner; the broader coverage comes from OpenStreetMap contributors.

Frequently asked questions

What is the top-rated campsite in Italy?+

Agriturismo Angeli Sognanti with 10.0/10 is currently the highest-rated campsite in Italy on Ovisola, located in Ascoli Piceno.

What are the top 3 campsites in Italy?+

The top 3 by review score are: 1) Agriturismo Angeli Sognanti (10.0/10), 2) Camping Sandaya Europa Village (9.2/10) and 3) Camping Tisens (9.1/10).

Are there campsites by the sea in Italy?+

Yes. 3 of the 15 campsites in Italy on this list are by the sea or close to the beach. Filter by 'by the sea' to see them all on the map.

Which campsites in Italy have a swimming pool?+

9 of the 15 highest-rated campsites in Italy have a pool, including Camping Sandaya Europa Village.

What is a good family-friendly campsite in Italy?+

Camping Sandaya Europa Village is a well-rated family-friendly campsite in Italy; in total 9 of the listed campsites are family-friendly.

Are dogs welcome at campsites in Italy?+

Yes, dogs are allowed at 10 of the listed campsites in Italy.

What does a campsite in Italy cost?+

Prices vary by campsite and season. Among the campsites in Italy on this list, a pitch starts from around €32 per night; see current prices at the campsite.

What is the best time to camp in Italy?+

Most campsites in Italy are open from spring through autumn. For peace and lower prices, May, June and September are ideal; July and August are busiest and warmest.

How does Ovisola compile this ranking?+

The list is sorted by the campsite's review score. Only campsites with a rating are included, and the list is refreshed periodically from the latest data from our partners and OpenStreetMap.

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