Camping Village Weekend

The onsite pool complex is a real watery paradise. With a large pool, a paddling pool with a slide, two whirlpools and a larger waterslide for the older kids' there is fun for all. If sliding isn't your style why not relax beneath a parasol and watch the action from a horizontal position or for a real pampering make the short drive to the sauna.

The fine flavours of Lake Garda are alive and well at Camping Village Weekend. The main restaurant celebrates meat, seafood and salad dishes while their wood-fired oven rolls out tasty pizzas made in the Italian tradition every day. A well-stocked enoteca then allows you to taste the best Garda wines, accompanying your lunches and dinners with all important refreshment and for children, instead, there’s a delicious ice cream parlour at hand.

We’ve gathered together everything you need to know about your parc in one handy place. From what to know before you arrive, to those all -important guidelines to make your stay on parc as smooth as possible. Take a minute to get up to speed on your new summer home.

From pony rides and playgrounds to archery and volleyball, there's so much to do here, for every member of your family.

The remains of a medieval castle at Solarolo can be viewed at the small town of Manerba. Salo is most definitely worth a visit, a beautiful town with the longest promenade on Lake Garda and many shops and lakeside restaurants. The largest town on the lake, Desenzano del Garda is about 17km away, and further afield, but within easy reach, is the operatic city of Verona and romantic Venice.