Caravan Holiday Parks in Tuscany

International Camping Etruria

• Direct access to the beach
• Wide range of activities in high season
• Restaurant serving Tuscan dishes

Camping Molino a Fuoco

• Leafy and family-friendly seaside site surrounded by Tuscan vineyards
• Windsurfing, surfing and sailing school next door
• Direct beach access and restaurant serving seafood specialities

Camping Lago Apuane

• Lakeside campsite in the Serchio valley
• Surrounded by trees and crossed by a small river for swimming
• Own restaurant specialising in traditional Tuscan cuisine

Miramare Villagge

• On the Tuscan coast, with direct beach access
• Pets welcome
• Well located for day trips to Pisa and Florence

Hu Park Albatros Village

• Scenic and family-friendly site on the Tuscany coast
• Aqua park with Olympic pool, entertainment and activities
• Adventure trail, restaurant, candy store and well-stocked shop

Campeggio Rosselba le Palme

Agricampeggio Madonna di Pogi

• Wooded and highly scenic site with a private lake in the Val d’Ambra
• Easy access to Florence, Siena and Chianti's vineyards
• Free supply of organic fruits and veggies and hen's eggs

Camping Casa di Caccia

• Direct access to private beach
• Beach bar and on-site restaurant
• Extensive entertainment activities during high season.

Azienda Agricola Della Mezzaluna

• Stunningly scenic site between the Versilia coast and the Apuan Alps
• Gypsy caravans among vineyards, trees and olive grove
• Pool overlooking the sea; produce made on site available to buy

Camping Village Baia Azzurra Club

• 150m from the sea in Maremma
• Friendly and professional staff
• Bar-restaurant, takeaway, pool and hot tub

Camping Village Le Capanne

Camping Village San Giusto

• Ideal for visiting the most beautiful cultural sites of Tuscany
• For those looking to relax among the rolling Tuscan hills
• Have some fun by the pool area

Camping Camaldoli

• Back to nature site on the border of Casentinesi Forest National Park
• Direct access to 650km of hiking, cycling and horse riding trails
• Regular visits from deer, wild boar, foxes and porcupines