Club del Sole Orbetello Family Collection

Located on the beautiful Tuscan coast between the shimmering waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the serene Orbetello Lagoon, Club del Sole Orbetello Family Collection is a generous 8‑hectare holiday park that blends natural charm with modern comfort. The village welcomes guests from mid‑May to late September, offering an unforgettable camping and glamping experience just 70 m from a sandy beach that you can access through a dedicated pedestrian underpass.

The site is designed for families, couples and nature lovers alike — and with over 200 accommodation options, you can choose how you want to stay. From spacious mobile homes, lodges and chalets, to bungalows, safari tents and classic camping pitches, there’s something for every style and budget. Many units feature covered wooden verandas with seating, and larger lodges offer multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, air conditioning and sofas — perfect for relaxing after a day at the pool or beach.

Facilities are abundant and thoughtfully planned. The heart of the village is its large water park with a semi‑Olympic outdoor pool, children’s pool and whirlpools, ideal for hours of sunny enjoyment. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy beach volley, five‑a‑side football, bocce and ping‑pong, while little ones have their own dedicated playground and entertainment areas. Daily kids’ club activities and animation keep the whole family smiling. On‑site, you’ll also find a restaurant, pizzeria, bar, takeaway point and market with fresh bread and groceries — so everything you need is within easy reach.

There’s even special infrastructure for motorhomes and camper enthusiasts, with 100 dedicated pitches that include water refill, grey‑water discharge and optional electrical hook‑ups. The park’s Wi‑Fi coverage is excellent, letting you stay connected without compromising your holiday vibe.

Surrounded by some of Tuscany’s most iconic landscapes, Club del Sole Orbetello Family Collection is not only a campsite — it’s your gateway to the best of coastal and inland Tuscany. The picturesque historic town of Orbetello is about 10 km away, rich with charming streets, shops, cafes and excellent seafood restaurants.

For nature lovers, the Parco Naturale della Maremma offers miles of trails, birdwatching and unspoiled Mediterranean scenery just a short drive away. The stunning promontory of Monte Argentario (5–6 km) showcases dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and world‑class views over the sea. Here you’ll find the elegant harbour towns of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole, ideal for a leisurely lunch or boat excursion.

If you crave vibrant seaside relaxation, the sandy beaches of Feniglia and Giannella are literally around the corner; many are easily reached on foot or by bike. Water sports lovers can go sailing, windsurfing or kayaking, and dive centres offer courses to explore local marine life. For day trips, the Isola del Giglio and Elba can be reached by ferry from nearby ports, while Tuscan cities like Grosseto or the thermal baths at Saturnia are perfect for cultural explorations.

The village opens in mid‑May and stays lively through late September, so if you plan to visit during peak summer, booking early is recommended. The site is family‑friendly and pet‑friendly with some restrictions (dogs allowed on lead in certain periods), making it ideal for a holiday with your four‑legged friend.

Accommodation ranges widely in size and comfort, so check specific amenities like air conditioning, number of bedrooms, and bathroom facilities when you book. Some premium lodges offer dishwashers and multiple bathrooms, while classic pitches let you connect directly with nature.

During the day, amenities like the market, grocery shop, restaurant and bar mean you don’t have to leave the park for essentials or meals — yet you’re so close to local towns that exploring Italian cuisine and wine is effortless. Evening entertainment and children’s activities create a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere.

Finally, getting around is easy: public transport stops near the village, and the proximity to coastal road routes makes scenic drives around Maremma a breeze. Whether you want a peaceful stretch of beach, a day of cycling through nature, or a classic Italian aperitivo in town, everything is easily accessible.