hu Norcenni Girasole Village; glamping village in the Tuscan hills
Camping Village Norcenni Girasole is located in the Tuscan hills, thirty kilometers from Florence. Surrounded by beautiful vineyards, and with two aqua parks, ideal for both small and large swimming enthusiasts. For lovers of Tuscan gastronomy and the exquisite wines of the Chianti region, this is the perfect destination. There is more; an authentic Italian ice cream parlor, arcade and a wellness center with a Turkish bath. Prepare for a wonderful vacation in sun-drenched Tuscany.
- Two water parks
- Wellness facilities
- Surrounded by vineyards
- Train across the grounds
- Tree course
- Ice cream parlor
- Various catering establishments
- Tennis Course
- Slot Machines
- Excursion Program
- Marked hiking trails near the campground
- Guided walking tours
- Whirlpool
- Beauty Center
- Riding School
Facilities and activities at Norcenni Girasole Village
(Sports) activities
- E-bike rental
- Bicycle rental
- Mini golf
- Mountain bike rental
- Sports field
- Ping pong table
- Tennis court
- Soccer field
- Billiards / Pool
Activities in the area
- Cycling
- Museums (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
- Mountain biking
- Horseback riding
- Picturesque villages
- Fishing
- Walking
- Winery (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
- Tennis
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Game room
- Kids club
- Playground (both)
- Bouncy castle
Location
- Mountain area
Park facilities
- Charging point for electric car
- Supermarket
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Shop
Spoken language
- Dutch
- English
- Italian
Swimming pool
- Outdoor pool
- Water slide
- Paddling pool
Wellness
- Massage
- Spa
- Sauna
- Steam cabin
- Sunbed
Food & Beverage
- Pizzeria
- Bakery
- Bar
- Ice cream shop
- Takeaway meals
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
Holiday park
- Suncamp
Photo's and video's of Norcenni Girasole Village
Surroundings



Montefioralle vineyard (27 min. drive)
Visit vineyard Montefioralle, where every grape tells a story and every sip is a journey through time. In the heart of Tuscany, surrounded by picturesque hills and ancient traditions, this vineyard offers an unforgettable experience. Taste the delectable wines, infused with the soul of sun-drenched vineyards and the craftsmanship of generations of winemakers. Here it is not just about wine; it is a celebration of life, of friendship around a good glass of wine.


The magic of Piazza della Signoria (23 km)
Piazza della Signoria, the beating heart of Florence, embraces you with its ancient allure. This lively square, steeped in history, lets you wander among the masterpieces and bustling atmosphere. Statues stand proudly while people mingle, absorbing the energy of the city. A lively setting where past and present go hand in hand, where every step is a new discovery and where the soul of Florence comes alive.
Florence Cathedral (46 min. drive)
Florence Cathedral, or the "Duomo," is not only an architectural masterpiece, but a timeless symphony of history and grandeur. Discover the icon of the Italian Renaissance and be enchanted by the splendor of its marble facade and the stately dome that dominates the skyline. Step into a world of artistic splendor, where the frescoes and stained glass windows tell stories that reveal ancient secrets. Feel the grandeur of the space as the light falls through the windows and brings the stained-glass scenes to life. In the Duomo, history and art come together. Be inspired by its beauty and discover the legacy of the centuries that have shaped this place into a jewel in Florence's crown.
Florence (30 km)
Discover Florence and its endless splendor. Stroll along the Arno River or start the morning with an aromatic cappuccino in a lively square surrounded by the ancient architecture that characterizes the city. Visit the famous Uffizi Gallery with masterpieces by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli and more. The Galleria dell'Accademia houses Michelangelo's iconic statue of David. Stroll the alleys and look inside the quaint boutiques. The Duomo towers high above the skyline, a reminder of Renaissance grandeur. Stop by Palazzo Pitti and the Boboli Gardens, discover the hidden gems in the Oltrarno district and explore the rich history in museums like the Bargello. End the day with a picturesque sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo.
Practical information
- Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -13:00
- Opened from 25 April until 29 September
- wiFi in public area (free)
- Charging point for electric car
- Booking conditions
- Cancellation conditions
Norcenni Girasole Village scored with a 8.6
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Summary created out of 283 reviews
The park is praised for its beautiful swimming pools with slides and soft-cushioned surfaces, ideal for families with children. The location in the Chianti area provides a good base for excursions to Florence, Siena and other Tuscan cities. The friendly staff and good entertainment contribute to an enjoyable holiday. However, there are concerns: guests experience the park as very crowded and mass-oriented, with shortages of sun loungers at the pool. Accommodation cleaning often falls short and there are complaints about noise disturbance in the evenings. The hilly location makes the park less suitable for people with mobility issues.
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03 Aug 2026
A beautiful place to vacation—I was only there for one day without a room; there were a lot of tourists, most of them from the Netherlands.
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Ein wunderschöner Ort zum Urlaub machen waren nur ein Tag dort ohne Zimmer sehr viele Touristen die meisten aus den Niederlanden
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02 Aug 2026
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01 Aug 2026
The ideal campground for kids. Two locations with different pools and water slides or a whitewater course. A warm welcome from a Dutch couple who know the area well. The park is large, with several dining options (sushi, pizza, grill, and ice cream) and fun entertainment. The park is large: you can take a little train to get from one pool to the other.
There are two delicious and affordable Sting restaurants in the immediate vicinity. No 5 stars for the location; the nearby village isn’t that charming. However, there are plenty of good supermarkets nearby.
If you like a large campground with plenty of entertainment for the kids, then this is a great choice.this is a translation, click here for the original
Voor de kinderen de ideale camping. Twee locaties met verschillende zwembaden en glijbanen of wildwaterbaan. Een warm welkom door een Nederlands stel die omgeving goed kennen. Het park is groot met meerdere eettentjes (sushi, pizza, grill en ijs) en leuke animatie. Het park is groot: om van de ene naar de andere zwembad te komen kun je met een treintje gaan.
In de directe omgeving zitten twee heerlijke en betaalbare restaurants van Sting. Geen 5 sterren voor de locatie; het nabij gelegen dorpje is niet zo leuk. Wel veel goede supermarkten in de buurt.
Hou je van een grote camping en veel vermaak voor de kinderen; dan is het prima. -
31 Jul 2026
A one-time trip, and not your typical one… We (a family with a 15-year-old daughter and a 7-year-old son). Let’s start with the positives:
We stayed in a Premium mobile home, which was quite small and sparsely furnished but perfectly fine. I especially liked that every outlet had a matching USB port and a matching USB-C port right next to it. The kitchen was sparsely equipped, but aside from a sharp knife, nothing was missing. The air conditioning worked reliably. The water in the showers would cut out every now and then, which isn’t surprising given the volume that has to be pumped up. So it was manageable and fine. The staff were always helpful, and the activity leaders were cheerful and very nice. The large open areas—the slides in the lower section are lined with a kind of rubber mat—so that children can hardly, if at all, hurt themselves on the stairs. It’s designed to be super kid-friendly.
Now for the negative points:
We booked this club as a TUI Kids Club, although you’ll only find a tiny TUI sign in one or two places. As a result, even though the entire grounds are divided into an upper and lower area—each with its own Kids Club—there was only one German-speaking staff member. During our summer vacation, about 95% of the guests at the resort were Dutch, with 3% Italian and 2% from other countries—Denmark, Germany, and Poland. On our first evening, we ate at a restaurant in the upper section, but the food was truly inedible. The salmon was completely burnt and black, and the club sandwich was completely burnt. The only thing you could eat were the nuggets, but they tasted like old grease. For the price they were charging here—it was an absolute rip-off. Prices are generally on the higher side, especially in the supermarkets located right here on the campground. As expected, a large beer at the bar cost €8.01, and a Sprite was five euros. It has absolutely nothing to do with a TUI Kids Club, and unfortunately, that was a deciding factor for us in choosing this place, since we’d hoped that at least our little one would have enough fun in the Kids Club—but we didn’t get that. Our mobile home was located in the upper half of the campground, and there were no German-speaking staff members there. So we had to take the little train down every time to drop the little one off at the Kids Club—if he even wanted to go. The evening program was more like a children’s circus in terms of quality and nothing special. We had no cell service or Wi-Fi at our mobile home, which my daughter especially didn’t like. If we’d known this beforehand, I would have packed a few more books. In the evenings, there were occasional music performances by individual artists that you could listen to—nothing particularly special or outstanding, but it was okay. The pools open at 9:00 a.m. If you arrive at 10:00 a.m., all the lounge chairs are already taken, and you have to see where you can find a spot. It’s the same old story everywhere: towels are quickly laid out, and you look in vain for the person who left them there. Since we’d chosen this place specifically for our son, we were very disappointed, since the vacation turned into more of a stress to get somewhere on time and secure a lounge chair, or to make it to the Kids Club on time—which is only open for a few hours at a time and only occasionally offers suitable activities for the little ones or for German-speaking children. All in all, the vacation was more of a letdown for us than a relaxing and fun family getaway; while it would certainly be a pleasant experience for a Dutch extended family, it’s probably less appealing for German families. The pools are completely overcrowded; it feels just like those videos you see from China where people are packed tightly together with inner tubes and inflatable toys, and no consideration is given to small children when jumping into the pool.this is a translation, click here for the original
Einmal und nicht normal… Wir (Familie mit Tochter15 und Sohn 7). Fangen wir mit den Positiven Sachen an:
Wir hatten ein Mobilheim Premium welches zwar recht klein und spartanisch bestückt war aber vollkommen in Ordnung. Gefallen hat mir hier besonders das es an jeder Steckdose direkt einen passenden USB und einen passenden USB. C Anschluss gab. Die Küche war mager ausgestattet, aber bis auf ein scharfes Messer hat es ja nichts gefehlt. Die Klimaanlage lief zuverlässig. Das Wasser in den duschen hat immer mal wieder den Geist aufgegeben, weil das nicht zu verwunderlich ist bei dem Mengen an was die hochgepumpt werden müssen. Es war also verkraftbar und in Ordnung. Das Personal stets bemüht und die Animateure gut gelaunt und sehr nett. Große Flächen, der Rutschen im unteren Bereich sind mit einer Art Gummimatte ausgelegt, so dass die Kinder sich auch auf den Treppen kaum oder gar nicht weh tun könnten. Es ist also super kinderfreundlich gestaltet.
Nun zu den negativen Themen:
Wir haben diesen Club als TUI Kids Club gebucht, wobei man ein TUI Schild nur an ein oder zwei Stellen in kleinster Form vorfindet. Dies hatte zur Auswirkung, Dass es auf dem gesamten Gelände es gibt einen oberen unteren Bereich mit jeweils einem eigenen Kids Club nur eine deutschsprachige Person gab. Zu unserer Zeit in den Sommerferien als wir Urlaub gemacht haben, waren circa 95 % Holländer auf dem Platz dann auch 3 % Italiener und 2 % sonstiges Dänemark Deutsch, Polen. Wir waren am ersten Abend in einem Restaurant in der oberen Hälfte essen, wobei das Essen wirklich ungenießbar war. Der Lachs war vollkommen verbrannt und schwarz das Club Sandwich war vollkommen verbrannt. Das einzige, was man essen konnte, waren die Nuggets und die haben aber nach altem Fett geschmeckt. Für den Preis, der hier aufgerufen wurde. Eine absolute Frechheit. Es ist grundsätzlich eher teurer gehalten, wobei das gerade in den Supermärkten, die hier auf dem Platz vorhanden sind. Vorhersehbar war ein großes Bier an der Theke kostet 8,01 € Sprite fünf Euro. Es hat absolut nichts mit einem TUI Kids Club zu tun und es war für uns leider eine Entscheidungskriterium dies zu wählen, da wir gehofft haben hier wenigstens für den Kleinen in dem Kids Club genug Bespaßung zu kriegen das hatten wir nicht. Unser Mobilheim lag auf der oberen Hälfte des Platzes, und hier gab es keine deutschsprachige Betreuung. Wir mussten also jedes Mal mit der Bimmelbahn nach unten fahren, um den Kleinen in den Kids Club zu bringen, wenn er denn dann wollte. Das Abendprogramm ist von der Qualität her eher ein Kinderzirkus und nichts besonderes. Wir hatten an unserem Mobilheim kein Netz und kein WLAN, was besonders meiner Tochter nicht gefallen hat. Hätten wir dies vorher gewusst, hätte ich auch ein paar Bücher mehr mit eingepackt. Zwischenzeitlich gab es abends Musikprogramm von einzelnen Künstlern, die man sich anhören konnte, Wobei auch nichts besonderes oder herausragendes dabei war aber in Ordnung. Um 9:00 Uhr werden die Pools aufgemacht. Wenn man um 10:00 Uhr ankommt sind schon alle liegen belegt und man muss sehen wo man bleibt. Das gleiche Spiel wie überall Handtücher werden schnell hingelegt und die Person sucht man vergeblich. Da wir diesen Ort speziell für unseren Sohn ausgewählt hatten, waren wir sehr enttäuscht, da der Urlaub mehr zum Stress wurde, um rechtzeitig irgendwohin zu kommen und liegen zu bekommen beziehungsweise rechtzeitig zum Kids Club zu kommen, der auch nur stundenweise geöffnet hat und auch nur manchmal passendes Programm für die Klein anbietet beziehungsweise für die deutschsprachigen Kinder. Es wird, war der Urlaub für uns eher ein Reinfall als Erholung und Spaß für die Familie für holländische Großfamilie mit Sicherheit eine angenehme Geschichte für deutsche Familien eher weniger interessant. Die Pools sind völlig überfüllt, fühlt sich wie in dem Videos, die man aus China kennt wo mit Luftreifen und Wassertieren alle eng eng stehen und keine Rücksicht auf kleine Kinder genommen wird beim rein springen ins Becken. -
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Frequently asked questions about Norcenni Girasole Village
Is Hu Norcenni Girasole Village popular with families?
Glamping offers plenty of activities for the whole family.
Does Hu Norcenni Girasole Village have its own restaurant?
The following restaurants can be found at the glamping site: Il Girasole Pizzeria Norcenni Restaurant Il Vecchio Restaurant Sant' Andrea Take away restaurant
Does Hu Norcenni Girasole Village have a swimming pool?
There are two swimming pools at the vacation park. One of which has three swimming pools and all kinds of play equipment, the other has a competition pool, children's pool and a large water slide.
What activities are there to do at Hu Norcenni Girasole Village?
Besides two large swimming pools, you can go horseback riding, play soccer or play a game of tennis on the tennis court. For youngsters, there is the arcade, packed with fun games. There is also an activity park, where children can climb, jump on trampolines, or go on an adventurous tree trail to their heart's content. Furthermore, there are wellness facilities
How far is Hu Norcenni Girasole Village from the city center?
The glamping in Figline Valdarno is about 30 kilometers from Florence.
How far is the nearest supermarket?
There are 2 supermarkets in the campground, each offering a wide range of fresh produce, and a drugstore can be found.
What activities are there to do around Hu Norcenni Girasole Village ?
Visit vineyard Montefioralle or the zoo of Pistoia (58 min drive), also the Cathedral of Florence is worth a visit. Furthermore, there is plenty of hiking in the area.
Is there wifi available at Hu Norcenni Girasole Village?
Yes, at the campsite you will find several hotspots for free wifi. These hotspots are: the restaurant, the reception, the info point and the swimming pools.
Is smoking allowed in the accommodation?
Smoking is not allowed in the accommodations.
Can you barbecue at the campsite?
Electric barbecuing is allowed at the park.
Are dogs welcome in the park and accommodation?
Dogs are not allowed in the accommodations.
What are the check-in and check-out times for Norcenni Girasole Village?
The check-in at Norcenni Girasole Village starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 13:00.Is Norcenni Girasole Village open all year round?
No, Norcenni Girasole Village is open from 25 April until 29 September.Is there a camping store at Norcenni Girasole Village?
Yes, at Norcenni Girasole Village you'll find a supermarket, a shop and a bakery.Is there an entertainment team at Norcenni Girasole Village?
Yes there's entertainment at Norcenni Girasole Village.Can I charge my electric car at Norcenni Girasole Village?
Yes, at Norcenni Girasole Village you'll find a charging point for electric car.Is there a bike rental facility at Norcenni Girasole Village?
Yes, at Norcenni Girasole Village you'll find an e-bike rental, a bicycle rental and a mountain bike rental.