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Wake up in a tent among the pines, just a few steps from the sea, or in a mobile home with a pool for the children. Or choose a pitch overlooking the hills of Chianti. In Tuscany, a camping holiday takes whatever shape you like.
On Campeggi.com you will find over 200 campsites and camping villages, from Versilia to the Argentario, from the Island of Elba to the hills around Siena.
Once you have found the area that suits you, a single quote request lets you contact several campsites at once. If you already have a campsite in mind, you can write to it directly from its page. The campsites that receive your request can reply directly with their offers, depending on availability.
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Many resorts along the Tuscan coast have been awarded the Blue Flag, the FEE certification for water quality and beach services.
In Versilia, wide, well-equipped sandy beaches stretch out with the Apuan Alps as a backdrop. Viareggio, Lido di Camaiore, Pietrasanta and Forte dei Marmi have shallow waters and beach clubs with services for families. Many beaches in the area also have the Green Flag, awarded by paediatricians to beaches that are ideal for children.
Along the Etruscan Coast, from Rosignano to Piombino, the sea alternates with pine forests and vineyards. Cecina, Marina di Bibbona, Castagneto Carducci and San Vincenzo are the most popular resorts. Nearby are the cypress-lined avenue of Bolgheri and the Gulf of Baratti, home to the Etruscan necropolis of Populonia.
The Maremma is Tuscany at its wildest. Here you will find the Maremma Nature Park with the beaches of Alberese, the Orbetello lagoon and the pine forests of Feniglia and Giannella. Castiglione della Pescaia, Follonica and Marina di Grosseto are the best-known resorts. Further south lies the Argentario promontory, with Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole.
The ferry from Piombino reaches Portoferraio in about an hour. On the Island of Elba, coves and beaches such as Fetovaia, Cavoli and Biodola await you, all within the Tuscan Archipelago National Park. On clear days, you can see Corsica from Monte Capanne, 1,019 metres above sea level.
A beach just steps away, a pool or entertainment: choose your stretch of coast among the seaside campsites in Tuscany.
In Chianti, between Florence and Siena, the hills are dotted with vineyards, castles and villages such as Radda and Greve. Further south, the Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers the cypress-lined landscapes of Pienza and Montalcino, home of Brunello wine.
From a campsite near Florence, Siena or Pisa, you can easily reach the Uffizi Gallery, Piazza del Campo or the Leaning Tower of Pisa on a day trip. Piazza del Campo in Siena is the square where the Palio horse race is held.
Walking enthusiasts can explore the Apuan Alps Park, the villages of Lunigiana and the woods of Garfagnana, which stay cool even in summer.
Museums and squares by day, the countryside by evening: browse the campsites near the art cities of Tuscany.
Mobile homes and bungalows, often with a bathroom and kitchenette, are convenient for families. Glamping accommodation, with furnished tents and lodges among olive groves and pine forests, combines nature and comfort. Pitches remain the choice for those who prefer a holiday in a tent, motorhome or caravan.
Pools with slides, entertainment and kids' clubs make a camping village the perfect holiday for children. The Maremma coast has sandy, shallow seabeds, and many beaches in Versilia have the Green Flag.
According to the Region's tourism data, campsites and holiday villages are the types of holiday most often chosen by families.
Campeggi.com is the portal of KoobCamp, which has specialised in camping holidays for over 15 years. Here you can request a quote from several Tuscan campsites with a single request, or contact a campsite directly from its page.
The campsites' promotions are listed on the Tuscany campsite offers page.
How do I request a quote from several campsites in Tuscany?
Apply at least two filters, for example location and type of accommodation, and click Contact with no obligation. Then enter your dates and the number of guests. Your request will be sent to the campsites that match your search. Those interested will reply by email, each with its own offer.
How much does a camping holiday in Tuscany cost?
Prices vary depending on the area, the period and the type of accommodation, and each campsite has its own rates. On the Island of Elba you also need to factor in the ferry, and many municipalities charge a tourist tax. If you are looking for a budget campsite in Tuscany, you will find lower prices outside the high season.
Which campsites in Tuscany accept dogs?
Many Tuscan camping villages welcome dogs, both on the coast and inland. Several coastal towns also have dog-friendly beaches. When you request a quote, specify the size and number of your pets. Each campsite has its own rules.
Are there campsites in Tuscany open all year round?
Yes, some campsites in Tuscany are open all year round. They make a convenient base for visiting Chianti and the art cities, from Florence to Siena, in every season. At the Mulino di Saturnia hot springs, the water is warm all year. In your quote request, you can ask which services are available during your stay.
When should I book a campsite in Tuscany for the summer?
For July and August, it is best to book early. This applies especially to larger mobile homes and to Elba, where you also need to book the ferry. If your dates are flexible, check the offers published by the campsites. They change throughout the year and can help you decide.
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