A campsite by the lake, Lake Garda on the horizon
The Garda Village is one of the numerous tourist campsites around Lake Garda. This campsite in Sirmione has major advantages to set it apart from other campsites and to appeal to holidaymakers. Moreover, the geographical location is one of its many strengths. It is on the southern shore of the lake, and hence is in the vicinity of the most renowned tourist sites of this Alpine lake. The theme park of Gardaland, for example, is around 20 minutes by road from the campsite!
The town centre of Sirmione is a barely a few kilometres from The Garda Village! Sirmione it is worth recalling is, together with Peschiera del Garda, one of the two most popular tourist towns in the region. Built on a peninsula advancing into the lake, this town has developed around its Castello Scaligero, the medieval castle, whose walls shelter a former port. The old town conceals a multitude of shops and tourist attractions. Please also note that the northern extremity of the Sirmione peninsula is home to the Grotte di Catullo, the remains of a Roman villa, considered as the most significant archaeological area of northern Italy.
The campsite occupies lush and wooded grounds of around ten hectares by the lake. From the shore, holidaymakers can very easily set sail in pedalo-slides offered for hire by The Garda Village campsite, taking a trip around the lake for an afternoon...This same shore also has a private beach to swim right in the lake.
A dream holiday in Sirmione
As they choose, holidaymakers can put down their bags in the Garda Village campsite on pitches intended to accommodate tents, caravans and campers, in mobile homes or in permanent apartments, consisting of 2 or 3 bedrooms. These are, as with mobile homes, both cosy and comfortable. They are fully furnished, equipped and air-conditioned. For a weekend or longer, there is no doubt that each rental offered by this establishment enables you to have an unforgettable and unique experience in Sirmione.
This 4 star campsite, The Garda Village, offers a multitude of services to holidaymakers. There are thus several sanitary blocks ingeniously spread over the campsite, a launderette with washing machines and tumble dryers, an area with Wi Fi network coverage, a grocery and a sick bay. The site has several cooling down and catering areas, such as the Bella Vista restaurant (pizzeria and Italian cuisine) and the Teatro bar (theatre bar for seeing evening shows), including a terrace overlooking the lake. There is also Le Chiosco Spiaggia (sandwiches and snacks), the main bar and the swimming pool.
This is more than just a swimming pool, with The Garda Village offering holidaymakers a genuine water park. This consists of 3 large pools, one of which is specially adapted for swimming for the very young. There is a water tree, and other water games, as well as a water slide, and adults can relax by making the most of a Jacuzzi.
A perfect starting point to discover Lake Garda
Amongst the other recreational facilities on this Lake Garda campsite, there is a gym, as well as a sports field, with football pitches and 5-aside football, a basketball court and ping-pong tables. There are also tennis courts, an archery range, a beach volleyball court and mini-golf. On-site those wishing to can also hire, in addition to the aforementioned pedalos, windsurfing or stand-up paddle boarding equipment on the lake.
Children can make the most of an open-air play area on which there are roundabouts, see-saws, wooden castles, rope bridges etc. So as to amuse holidaymakers, there is entertainment planned in the summer, such as aquagym, or even water-polo tournaments in one of the swimming pools.
By staying on The Garda Village campsite, many wonders await holidaymakers! Around Lake Garda several theme parks and water parks are open for a large part of the year. Besides Sirmione and Peschiera del Garda, which feature as must-sees, the towns of Salò, Torri del Benaco, Bardolino, or even Malcesine, can be visited. Lastly, a little further away, an excursion to the cities of Trento, Brescia or Verona, or even the Val di Funes valley, are recommended!