Campgrounds in Tuscany with fires allowed
3 bookable campgrounds in Tuscany
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Federico Farm
Pontremoli, Massa-Carrara, Italy- Dog-friendly stays among chestnut trees in the village of Grondola
- A 15-minute drive from Pontremoli; an hour to the Ligurian coast
- Sports fields and archery on site; swim or fish in the local rivers
Wild Camping Paladini
Castiglione di Garfagnana, Lucca, Italy- Eco-friendly wild camping site in a remote Apennine forest
- Three kilometres' walk from the village of Castiglione di Garfagnana
- Outdoor kitchen for guests' use and communal evening meals
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L'Albergo Del Pastore
Livorno, Livorno, Italy- Quiet pitches at a 17th-century shepherds' refuge in rural Tuscany
- A 25-minute drive to Livorno for days out or island ferries
- Part of a traditional farm with animals and a permaculture garden
Agriturismo Fattoria La Prugnola
Montescudaio, Pisa, Italy- Farm glamping in a lush Tuscan setting, surrounded by an olive grove
- A five-minute drive to Montescudaio and 15 from the coast
- Sea view, roomy garden, play area and communal room
Campeggio Panorama del Chianti
Certaldo, Florence, Italy- Peaceful and leafy site surrounded by Chianti vineyards
- Scooter and bike rental nearby
- Terrace bar with regular themed meal evenings
Camping Village San Giusto
Capraia e Limite, Florence, Italy- 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
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