Camping Village Marina di Venezia

We're there with the RV. It's just amazing—you have to see it for yourself.

Hello,
Our little family wanted to check out the famous campground in person.

We wanted to rent a bungalow for next year and, since I have a gluten allergy, find out beforehand if I’d be able to manage there.

Unfortunately, we weren’t allowed in on the first day because it was too early, and we were told to come back the next day.
The next day, we weren’t allowed in because we only had our three IDs in digital form on our smartphones.

The frustrating part was that we waited 15 minutes at the front desk even though we had politely asked the staff at the gate beforehand.
What are we, as a small family, supposed to think of this campground now?

Unfortunately, in my opinion, the staff doesn’t exactly give this place a positive reputation.

We’ll try one of the competitors instead—it’s a real shame, because in our opinion, we can’t confirm the good reputation we’ve heard about, even from German TV.

Greetings from a small family from the Bavarian Forest

We recently stayed at Marina Di Venezia and, while the campsite itself is beautifully maintained with fantastic pools and excellent restaurants, unfortunately the staff completely let the place down.

The pool staff and lifeguards were consistently rude and seemed to have no tolerance for children simply having fun, even when the pool was quiet and parents were supervising. What made it even more frustrating was seeing local visitors at the weekend being allowed to behave in ways that our children were constantly being told off for. The double standard was very noticeable.

The security staff were even worse. Rather than making guests feel safe, they came across as intimidating and, at times, like bullies. They repeatedly followed groups of children back to our accommodation while staring at them, and even at us adults, which made everyone feel uncomfortable. We were a group with over 10 children aged between 11 and 15, and they were made to feel like they couldn't do anything without being watched.

There is also very little for this age group to do in the evenings. The only organised activity we found was football, which cost €50 per hour. For such a large, family-oriented campsite, this was disappointing.

Although the bars and restaurants are lovely, there was no atmosphere anywhere. No music, no entertainment, and no sense of fun in the evenings, making the campsite feel surprisingly flat despite its impressive facilities.

For comparison, we stayed at Bella Italia previously, and there was so much more for older children and teenagers to do. There were free sports facilities and plenty of places for them to meet, play and enjoy themselves without constantly feeling like they were being watched. Even more importantly, the staff and security at Bella Italia were welcoming, friendly and approachable. By the end of the holiday they felt more like friends than authority figures, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone. The difference between the two campsites was remarkable.

Overall, Marina Di Venezia has the potential to be an amazing holiday destination because the facilities are excellent. However, the attitude of the staff, particularly the lifeguards and security, had such a negative impact on our experience that we will definitely not be returning.

A great campsite. Loads to do and very friendly staff who are will to chat and give advice

We spent a week at the Marina di Venezia campground in early June and stayed in a “Venezia” model mobile home. Our mobile home was very clean and well-maintained—just like the entire campground. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, and you can tell that everything is regularly maintained.

The walk from our mobile home to the shopping arcade took about ten minutes and passed by a great playground, which is especially nice for families. You can actually get everything you need right at the campground. While the prices are a bit higher than outside the campground, it’s very convenient. That’s why we didn’t go shopping in the surrounding area at all.

The beach is beautiful and perfect for relaxing. If you have sensitive feet or have trouble with hot sand, you should bring water shoes. If you forget them, though, you can easily buy them on-site.

The only thing that’s a bit annoying is the sprinkler system that turns on at four in the morning.

Overall, we had a wonderful stay and can wholeheartedly recommend the campground. We’d love to come back!

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