Camping Village Marina di Venezia

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There's really everything you could want here, so you don't really need to leave the campground. Entertainment, a huge water park, direct access to the beach, shops, etc. The restroom and shower facilities are cleaned constantly. Everything is very clean.

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Glamping experience, August 2026.
Family of four with two children, ages 5 and 8.

All the “to-go” food is a disaster—the quality is really bad. Yes, it’s the usual fare you find everywhere—nuggets, pizza, etc.
But if you think that here in “Italy” the pasta or pizza is better, you’ll be thoroughly disappointed. Cooking for yourself in … the tiny lodge is very cumbersome and no fun—there’s far too little space and equipment.

The staff in the restaurants is friendly, of course—they’re hoping for tips. But it’s unusual that the garden and housekeeping staff don’t even say hello. The activity leaders at the Kids Club or Mini Disco don’t really connect with the kids.
When I think back to vacations in Greece or other southern countries, the gardener there greets you and knows you, and the activity leaders know every child by name. It’s all very impersonal, and that just makes it unfriendly.

Reserving lounge chairs and umbrellas at the Aqua Park is a disaster—everything is constantly “occupied” even though there’s no one there. The umbrellas are too small and the lounge chairs are old.
There’s simply not enough space overall for the number of visitors. The green areas are tiny—that’s the only place where you’re allowed to bring and set up your own stuff—and don’t even think about sticking a beach umbrella into the ground; that’s strictly monitored and prohibited. But there’s virtually no shade. Not even a swim ring for kids is allowed in the pool. Older kids have to use the slides designated for them—where else do you see that?

The beach is great—plenty of space and freedom.

The Green Lodge looks much bigger in the pictures than it actually is. You can’t even sit properly on the toilet. Day and night, there are only mosquitoes outside, even though they’re supposedly spraying.

We left a day early, and the front desk didn’t even ask us why.

Considering what a week at this place costs, any package tour with a hotel is definitely a better deal.

I can’t comment on regular camping since it’s not comparable.

Glamping is not recommended.

We won’t be coming back. Read more Show less