Glamping Veneto

Veneto runs from the Dolomites in the north to the Adriatic coast in the south. The campsite is on Lago di Corlo, at the edge of the mountains, where the alpine climate gives way to the milder climate of the plain. In July and August it is around 28 to 29 degrees, in May and September around 22 to 24. Thanks to the altitude and the nearby water, it cools down pleasantly in the evening.

Lago di Corlo is a clear mountain lake with forests right down to the shore and the peaks of the Dolomites on the horizon. The Dolomiti Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is within driving distance, with trails of every difficulty level. There are walking and cycling routes around the lake, and in summer the water is cool enough for a lovely swim.

On the lake you can canoe, paddleboard and raft; from the campsite you can walk to the little beach. In the mountains you can hike and cycle in the Dolomiti Park. Venice is easy to reach by train without the hassle of a car, and closer by are Bassano del Grappa with its covered wooden bridge and the village of Arsiè. The Prosecco wine region begins a little further on, with cellars where you can taste the wines.

Venice, with its canals and palaces, is the best-known neighbour, but Veneto has more to offer: Bassano del Grappa on the Brenta, the mountain towns of Belluno and Treviso, and Trento on the other side of the mountains. The Prosecco hills between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are on the World Heritage List. In the villages around the lake you'll still find ordinary village cafés and weekly markets.