Camping in the Dolomites

For those who love the great outdoors, camping in the Dolomites offers a truly immersive experience in one of Europe’s most breathtaking mountain landscapes. Whether you prefer pitching a tent under the starry sky, parking your campervan with a panoramic view, or staying in a comfortable glamping lodge, the Dolomites have a wide range of campsites to suit every traveller. Surrounded by towering peaks, lush forests, and crystal-clear lakes, this region is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Caravan Park Sexten

Sesto in South Tyrol
  • 5-star camping in the Dolomites
  • Wellness in a class of its own
  • Several restaurants
  • Active holidays in the midst of nature
  • Open all year round
4.5 Excellent
6063 Reviews
from 31.50 € per night

Camping Rocchetta

Cortina d'Ampezzo in Belluno

The ideal starting point for exploring the magnificent Dolomites and enjoying the lively centre of Cortina or the perfect destination for anyone looking for some peace and quiet and relaxation.

4.5 Excellent
1241 Reviews

Camping Marmolada

Canazei in Trentino

The Camping Marmolada is situated in a very prestigious position, down town Canazei in the heart of the Dolomites of Fassa valley.

4.2 Very good
1531 Reviews

Camping Catinaccio Rosengarten

Val di Fassa in Trentino

The family-run Camping Catinaccio Rosengarten is located in the heart of Val di Fassa, in an idyllic, quiet location in Pozza di Fassa!

4.6 Excellent
1876 Reviews

Camping Alla Baita

Lake Misurina in Belluno

Camping “Alla Baita” is a small family-run campsite for tents and caravans. We are located in Misurina, a few steps from the famous lake and from the road that takes to the Three Peaks of Lavaredo.

3.7 Good
840 Reviews

Camping Castelpietra

San Martino di Castrozza in Trentino

Are you looking for a camping in Trentino, where you can enjoy the beauty of our mountains and an idyllic place away from chaos and stress? Then this campsite is for you!

4.3 Very good
309 Reviews

Camping Vidor

Val di Fassa in Trentino

A holiday that you truly deserve where you’re surrounded by fresh air and the natural world but still immersed in luxury? Make that dream come true at the Vidor Resort!

4.3 Very good
365 Reviews
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Camping in the Dolomites: nature, freedom & mountain views

A camping Dolomites holiday allows visitors to wake up to fresh mountain air and spectacular scenery. Many campsites are located near famous hiking and biking trails, such as those leading to the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, the enchanting Alpe di Siusi, or the stunning Lago di Braies. In summer, outdoor activities like rock climbing, paragliding, and rafting offer plenty of adventure, while in winter, some campsites remain open for those seeking a unique snow-covered escape with easy access to ski resorts.

Beyond adventure, Dolomites camping offers a peaceful retreat for relaxation and reconnection with nature. Many modern campsites feature excellent facilities, including wellness areas, traditional alpine restaurants, and even heated pools. Whether you're travelling as a couple, with family, or solo, camping in the Dolomites is a fantastic way to experience the region’s raw beauty and tranquillity. Book your perfect camping spot today and enjoy an unforgettable holiday in the heart of the Italian Alps!

Types of camping in the Dolomites

Tent and campervan pitches

Most campsites offer spacious, well-maintained pitches with mountain or forest views, often close to trailheads and cycle routes. Campervan travellers benefit from modern service points and easy access to local villages.

Glamping and alpine lodges

Several campsites in the Dolomites now feature glamping tents, wooden eco-lodges or modern pods for guests seeking more comfort while staying close to nature.

Family-friendly camping

Many campsites provide playgrounds, pools, washing facilities, small shops and easy trails, making a camping Dolomites holiday an excellent choice for families with children.

Best regions for campsites in the Dolomites

  • South Tyrol offers well-equipped campsites with a blend of Italian, Austrian and Ladin hospitality. Popular areas include Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Val Pusteria and the Alpe di Siusi surroundings.
  • Camping in Trentino is perfect for travellers seeking lakeside relaxation, wooded valleys and easy mountain access. Campsites around Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme and San Martino di Castrozza are well-suited for both summer and winter stays.
  • Camping holidays in the eastern Dolomites/Belluno are ideal for exploring Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Cortina d’Ampezzo, and lesser-known, quieter valleys. These sites tend to offer more nature immersion and dramatic scenery.

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Reviews 5 / 5
Caravan Park Sexten
Manfred A fantastic place with every imaginable comfort.
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Reviews 5 / 5
Camping Rocchetta
Maëlie We came in August and, having read the reviews, we arrived before noon to secure a spot. The restrooms were clean and fairly modern. We were able to choose our location and there was a lovely view.
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Frequently asked questions

Is camping allowed in the Dolomites?

Camping is permitted only on official campsites in the Dolomites. Wild camping is generally not allowed within nature parks and protected areas, and fines may apply. Choose established campsites for legal and safe stays.

When is the best time for camping in the Dolomites?

The main season runs from late May to September, when campsites are fully open and mountain trails are accessible. Some campsites also operate in winter, offering heated facilities and access to ski areas.

Do campsites in the Dolomites accept campervans and motorhomes?

Yes. Most Dolomites campsites provide dedicated campervan pitches, electricity, water points and service stations. Many offer direct access to hiking trails, cycle routes and nearby villages.

What facilities can I expect at a Dolomites campsite?

Typical amenities include clean washrooms, showers, electricity, small shops, restaurants, playgrounds, laundry rooms, Wi-Fi and, in some cases, pools or wellness areas. Some campsites also offer glamping options or wooden lodges.