Resort/holiday camp/Eurocamp or similar where you don't have to hire a car?

[sarahb083]

Hello! Can anyone recommend a holiday camp, resort, etc or similar where you don't have to hire a car? Somewhere easily accessible on public transport from the airport rather than driving for hours. Ideally something with activities for a 2.5 year old. I'm considering Spain, Portugal, France, Italy - definitely somewhere sunnier than the UK!

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Something like this?

https://www.dreamplacehotels.com/en/hotel-gran-tagoro/location-how-to-get-there/
Cab ride from airport and Lanzarote Aldo has a fab local bus service

As a non driver I'm going to eurocamp near Barcelona with my toddler this summer. İt's called Villanova I la geltrui and about an hour on train from the airport.

Cambrils Park is about 20 minutes from Reus. Easy to book a taxi transfer online. Park is near supermarkets, buses and beach. The pools are great and they have a mini disco and play area for kids. There is a mini club but I think they need to be 4 for that. Could also hire bikes although we didn't bother. We enjoyed it so much with our nearly 3 year old that we're probably going to go again this year.

We stayed at Union Lido in Italy, flying into Venice and getting a transfer. The place was vast so we had plenty to do for a week. Dd was about 2 I think. Also La Carabasse in Languedoc - 15 mins from Beziers airport, or we've also done it by train. Beach and town, mini golf etc all within 10 mins walk. Bella Italia is always recommended on here, though I've been to Peschiera but not stayed there. Easy on train from Verona or Milan.

We've flown to a couple of Eurocamps.
One near Biarritz, and one near Rome.
Eurocamp has (had!) a filter button for car free locations, but it wasn't simple to find.

Hmm, actually reading the previous message, think we were in Beziers rather than the Biarritz....

I also would recommend Venice, staying at Union Lido, Marina Di Venezia, or another site along that stretch. We got a public transfer to and from the airport, and used the bus or taxi to the small port to get a boat to Venice. Also took the bus to the waterpark. Very straightforward because it's all in a straight line! Some of the sites are close enough to the port to walk.