Campsite recommendations for Italy!

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Hello everyone! We have stayed at an absolutely wonderful campsite (in a cabin) in France the last few years (Serignan Plage, near Montpellier - highly recommend!). We are looking for one in Italy, as the French aren't that accommodating with my 3 y/o's and husbands dairy and egg allergy. We are looking for a lovely place near the sea, that's well established and nestled into its surroundings (rather than somewhere that's been flattened to make way for tarmacked paths etc). Any recommendations hugely appreciated!

What size of site are you looking for and what region. We stayed at an amazing though large site north of Venice I recommend, choice of bungalows, caravans or a hotel (as well as bring your own) right on the beach and multiple pools, kids clubs etc. Pra della torre I think it is, but it isn’t nestled, though was well landscaped etc, been a while since I went, not many British people (I see that as a plus as I had to use my various languages I’ve picked up and dc loved it too as they had been learned German all year and many dc spoke German

Thanks so much for the info! Open to region. Probably mid size (we are quite new to this campsite idea and adore it but haven't been to more than 2 places so far....). We have a 5 year old and a 3 year old, so some good kids pools would be great. The French place we loved had a bakery, fishmonger and butcher onsite, as well as a good restaurant (no chicken nuggets etc - real food!). I'll have a search in Pra della torre - thank you!

We recently stayed at Hu Openair Montescudaio, which is in Tuscany, about 5km or so inland from Cecina. We loved it, really good site with lots of accommodation options, great range of pools, kids club/activities, shop, restaurant, pool bar, gift shop, etc. We really enjoyed it, would definitely go back

We had a great week at Union Lido, but it's hardly nestled in the landscape. Ca Savio is also highly rated. Norcenni Girasole in Tuscany is also meant to be lovely - https://norcenni.huopenair.com/ I haven't been there myself but know people who have.