Camping Molino a Fuoco

Surrounded by deciduous trees and a dense pine forest, Camping Molino a Fuoco is a picturesque oasis of tranquillity. At the same time, the sandy beaches of Tuscany, which are ideal for swimming in the warm summer months, can be reached quickly from the campsite. The extremely family-friendly site allows dogs and offers a very personalised charm, thanks to which campers will feel at home right from the start.

Camping in the midst of unspoilt Italian nature

Camping Molino a Fuoco is located in the Italian province of Livorno. The campsite is located directly on the Mediterranean coast and is just under 2 kilometres from Vada, the nearest larger town. This is part of the municipality of Rosignano Marittimo, which is home to more than 30,000 inhabitants. The site has a total of 120 parcelled-out pitches, which are between 50 and 100 square metres in size and therefore offer enough space for couples, families and groups of several people. The total area of 10 hectares also includes 45 rental accommodations and 30 pitches for permanent campers. The highlight of the facilities at Camping Molino a Fuoco is the open-air pool area, which is an ideal alternative to swimming in the Mediterranean, especially in the evening hours of the summer months. Thanks to the washing machines, tumble dryer and supermarket on site, holidaymakers will find everything they need for their stay. In addition to the playground and paddling pool, there are special activities for children so that parents can relax for a few hours without their children. The informal and sociable atmosphere throughout the campsite ensures that campers quickly get to know each other and immediately feel at home.

Wide range of sights and activities in the surrounding area

The coastline around the campsite is ideal for swimming in the Mediterranean, but windsurfing, kitesurfing and stand-up paddleboarding are also becoming increasingly popular here. Campers who would like to visit some of the cultural sights in the region should take a trip to Rosignano Marittimo. There you can visit the Castello di Rosignano, which was built in the Middle Ages, then destroyed and rebuilt in 1562. The Palazzo Bombardieri contains a number of artefacts from antiquity that originate from the region. Of course, longer excursions through Tuscany are also easily possible in your own car. Day trips to Florence, which can be reached in around 1.5 hours, are particularly popular.