Camping Delle Rose

Camping Delle Rose is a charming family‑run camping destination nestled in the heart of the picturesque Nervia Valley in Liguria, Italy – just 12 km from the Riviera’s beaches and 32 km from Monaco. This beloved campsite occupies a spacious hillside site of approx. 2–3 hectares (20 000–30 000 m²) set among mimosas, eucalyptus, chestnut and pine trees, creating a peaceful, shaded sanctuary for outdoor lovers across all ages.

The site offers ~120 large, naturally shaded pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes — many with electric hookups — plus special pitches suitable for motorhomes and plenty of space for parking and comfortable living on the road. In addition to classic camping, guests can choose mobile homes, bungalows, or glamping options — perfect for those who want creature comforts in harmony with the outdoors.

At the heart of the campground lies a delightful pool area with an outdoor swimming pool for adults, a children’s paddling pool, and a sun terrace/solarium — ideal for lazy afternoons soaking up the Ligurian sunshine. Families will love the well‑equipped playground, ping pong and petanque courts, and even seasonal evening entertainment that adds a social buzz in summer.

Dining is a highlight: beside a welcoming bar serving coffees, cold drinks and snacks, you’ll find a **restaurant and wood‑fired pizzeria with classic Italian dishes such as pesto pasta, Ligurian olives, and freshly baked pizzas — a perfect way to savour regional flavours without leaving the campground.

Additional conveniences include modern sanitary facilities with hot showers, laundry services, a small grocery shop and bread service, comfortable seating areas, free Wi‑Fi in parts of the campground, and public transport access just steps away

Camping Delle Rose sits in an ideal location for nature lovers, foodies, and culture seekers — blending inland tranquillity with easy access to beaches and historic villages. You’re about 12 km from the sandy and pebble beaches of the Riviera dei Fiori, where crystal‑clear waters invite swimming, sunbathing, and watersports.

Isolabona’s medieval centre is just ~2 km away — a delightful wander of narrow cobblestone streets, traditional trattorie, and historic churches. A bit further, the spectacular town of Dolceacqua, with its iconic fortified bridge and castle, is around a 5 km drive, offering gourmet seafood, regional wines, and romantic vistas overlooking the Nervia river.

For outdoor activity, there are well‑marked hiking and cycling routes in the surrounding hills, including scenic trails connecting to nearby villages like Apricale and Bajardo — perfect for breathtaking bike rides or nature walks.

If you’re up for day trips, the famed Italian Riviera towns of Sanremo and Bordighera are easily reached by car or bus (approximately 20–30 min). The stunning coastline and colourful markets, beachfront cafés and Mediterranean sunsets make unforgettable destinations.

The region also borders both French Riviera delights like Monaco and Nice (around an hour‑drive), opening up even more cultural and sightseeing options when you feel like exploring beyond Liguria.

Before arriving at Camping Delle Rose, keep in mind that the campsite is seasonally operated — generally open from early April through early November, with facilities such as the restaurant, grocery shop, and pool available primarily in peak season (June–September).

The campsite’s friendly, multilingual staff provide a warm welcome, and you’ll find public transport links right outside the site, making it easy to visit beaches or local towns without a car.

While pets are welcome year‑round, they must be kept on a leash and well‑supervised to respect all guests. Pools and entertainment follow local regulations and seasonal schedules — so check opening times (often weather‑dependent) before planning your day.

Facilities such as Wi‑Fi, electricity hookup, laundry, bread service, and grocery options enhance comfort, but planning for peak summer weeks is wise — especially if you want a specific pitch or mobile home type.

Nearby towns and attractions are best explored by car or bike, but public buses also connect you to beaches, markets, and cultural sites. Local restaurants beyond the campsite offer delicious Ligurian cuisine, so mixing in a few local meals is a great way to experience the region.