Lake Garda is geographically located in the centre of northern Italy. Behind it, to the north, is the most important valley that ‘cuts through the Alps’, allowing for rapid travel.
In this context, the most beautiful places in Italy are easily accessible. History, culture and unique natural beauty.
Starting from the campsite you can discover the beauty of the characteristic historical town and visit unique places, only 20 minutes away on foot.
Why a holiday in Bardolino? For an unforgettable experience
A camping holiday in Bardolino at La Rocca offers you the opportunity to be in contact with nature and discover enchanting places while enjoying good food and fun.
During your camping holiday in Bardolino it is worth taking a walk through the old town centre where you can see the beautiful church of San Severo, a masterpiece of Veronese Romanesque architecture, and the small church of San Zeno, one of the oldest in the province.
With more than 7,000 inhabitants, Bardolino is one of the most important towns on Lake Garda.
Located on the Veneto shore of Lake Garda, it is a popular destination for many tourists who experience it in all seasons and have made it their summer home.
Bardolino is easily accessible by the main means of transport and is in the midst of the attractions that the lake offers on this shore. The numerous theme parks are only 5-6 km away, the wide hills behind where one can take long walks or bike rides, or Monte Baldo, which, at over 2000 metres high, is the highest peak on the entire lake.
In short, a perfect place and at the centre of all the attractions of the lake.
Overlooking the beautiful lakefront is palazzo Gelmetti, the current town hall, and near the harbour is the 16th-century loggia Rambaldi.
Next to it stands palazzo Guerrieri Rizzardi, with a garden stretching out towards the lake, while villa Bottagisio is at the end of the lakefront.
In the hills, at Cortelline, the 13th-century church of San Vito is worth a visit. Bardolino has two hamlets: Calmasino, in the hills, and Cisano, on the lake, with its parish church of Santa Maria, which preserves the façade and apse of the ancient Romanesque church.
