Campsites in Emilia-Romagna: a varied holiday!

Campsites in Emilia-Romagna are situated in a beautifully varied landscape. To the east of the region is the Adriatic Sea, to the north the river Po with the Po valley and to the south, the rugged Apennine mountains. The landscape is perfect if you are looking for a varied driving holiday.

The Adriatic Coast offers many delightful beaches within easy reach of your campsite. Rimini, Riccione and Cattolica are currently some of the most popular locations, where you could also choose to camp on a small campsite with a swimming pool, perfect for your family.

The region offers the opportunity to camp in your own tent or to hire accommodation on the site. You could also discover the new form of camping known as glamping by staying in a luxurious, fully-equipped SunLodge.

Specialities and sights

The cuisine of the Emilia-Romagna region is recognised as one of the best in Italy. Real Parma ham and parmesan cheese both originate from the town of Parma in the region. Emilia-Romagna is also a wine-producing region, probably best known for Lambrusco. Make sure to give it a try!

Re-live the past in the towns and villages around your campsite. Emilia-Romagna is surrounded by sights from the Roman and medieval times, and absolute must-sees include:

• Bologna
  Bologna is famous for extensive arcades, plus the oldest university in Europe and the enchanting San Petronio square are certain to be on the list of sights to visit.
• Ravenna
  Ravenna is characterised by its beautiful buildings which are decorated in mosaics, such as the Mausoleo di Galla Placadia. The town’s quaint shops are also a great place for shopping.
• Ferrara
  You can make a pleasant trip to the town of Ferrara from your campsite in Emilia-Romagna. The town is situated on the longest river in Italy, the river Po. Ferrara will amaze you with its nine kilometres of town wall, its culture and art.