Do Eurocamps in Italy have WiFi?
Most Eurocamps in Italy do have WiFi available, but a lot of the time it’s only available in certain parts of the parcs and charges sometimes apply.
Can you take dogs to Eurocamps in Italy?
While some Eurocamps in Italy don’t allow dogs, most do let you take them on holiday with you. You’ll most likely have to keep them on a lead though.
What’s included in the price of a Eurocamp stay?
Your Eurocamp stay includes accommodation, access to the kids’ clubs, and use of facilities on site including swimming pools, activities, and entertainment. Meals aren’t included so you’ll need to make your own food or head to the on-site restaurants. Duvets and pillows are generally provided but you’ll need to bring your own linens, or reserve them in advance of your trip.
What’s the best Eurocamp in Italy?
We think the best Eurocamp in Italy is Union Lido Mare. It's huge, has two massive waterpark complexes and is located on a private sandy beach. There's plenty for all ages to do - though it's worth noting our reviewer Nino found that his baby and toddler were a bit too young to make the most of all the on-site facilities and activities. In testing it scored exceptionally well across the board for accommodation, food, drink and location. It's a stone's throw from Venice and an easy drive from the airport. It comes up time and time again as a firm favourite on our Mumsnet holiday talk boards as a brilliant option, whether you're a Eurocamp newbie or a seasoned pro.
How we chose our recommendations
Because we know that there's nothing like a real recommendation from a fellow parent, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out which Eurocamp sites were being recommended for families.
We then did some research looking at which Eurocamp destinations had won accolades and what customer reviews said about them. We looked at on-site amenities, accommodation options and location. Having collated all that information, we then narrowed our list down to the best Eurocamp sites for families.
About the author
Madeline Littlejohns is a freelance writer and blogger who writes about family life, psychology, and photography on her blog This glorious life.
She is a mum of two who lives in Swansea and loves walking to the beach with her children, eating cinnamon rolls, and having fun with her camera. And her dream holiday is one where she can spend time outdoors and near the water with her family.
About the editor
Jenny Wonnacott is a Content Editor at Mumsnet, where she writes, edits and optimises family-focused content designed to make everyday parenting that bit easier.
As a mum of three, Jenny brings first-hand parenting experience to everything she writes, with plenty of trial-and-error along the way. Her family travels have ranged from UK camping trips to more adventurous long-haul breaks, giving her a clear understanding of what really matters when travelling with children - from location and layout to those small but crucial details that can turn an average family trip into the best holiday ever.
She regularly researches and reviews family travel options, combining expert insight with real parent feedback from the Mumsnet community to help other families plan holidays with confidence.