A journey to discover Italy's most charming villages, nestled in lush greenery—ideal for exploring while staying at nearby campgrounds and vacation villages.
The violent storm that struck the Friuli coast put the “Al Bosco” campground in Grado to the test. Sudden gusts of wind uprooted tall trees, sweeping away trailers and bungalows and causing extensive damage estimated at at least 400,000 euros. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but the emergency response was extraordinary.
In the world of outdoor furniture, few pieces can blend tradition and modernity with the same elegance as a wooden daybed. It’s not just a piece of furniture, but a true statement of style, capable of transforming a space—whether it’s a pool, a private garden, or the relaxation area of a prestigious resort—into a place […]
The municipal government of Villaputzu has canceled the bidding process. The decision was made on August 10, 2026. The cancellation affects the Porto Corallo campground area. It is intended to avoid risks to the public entity.
More than 10,000 square meters of the urban area of Licinella were seized on August 14, 2026. The area is part of the former Zeus campground. The seizure was ordered due to serious violations of urban planning and environmental regulations.
A sudden fire broke out at first light on August 13, 2026, at the famous Torre del Lago campground, destroying a motorhome and two travel trailers. Thanks to the prompt response of emergency responders, there were no serious injuries, but the fear was immense.
Yachtbeach Square Pavilion offers an elegant space for outdoor living
The Dolomites are the ideal mountain getaway for those seeking cool temperatures, breathtaking views, and alpine lakes in complete freedom.
Tuscany offers the perfect "slow tourism" experience amid rolling hills, art-rich villages, and culinary and wine delights—ideal for a road trip vacation.
Sardinia remains the top destination for RV travelers in the summer of 2026, combining idyllic beaches with state-of-the-art tourist amenities.




















