Roseto Easy Camping Village

The particularly family-friendly Roseto Easy Camping Village boasts a large playground and varied entertainment programme for young and old. Swimming fans will love the private mixed sand and gravel beach and outdoor pool. Sporty campers are drawn to the outdoor fitness trail.

Varied leisure activities with morning gymnastics, on the multi-purpose sports field and in the mini club

The Roseto Easy Camping Village facility is located in the immediate vicinity of the Adriatic Sea in the town of Roseto degli Abruzzi. More than 100 pitches are located among idyllic palm, acacia and eucalyptus trees. There are also over 80 comfortable rental accommodations available to holidaymakers. The campsite also impresses with its numerous entertainment options. In high season, professional entertainers keep the children busy with creative activities in the mini club or mini discos are organised. For teenagers, the campsite offers sports programmes, tournaments and musicals. Meanwhile, parents can relax on a deckchair by the pool or sunbathe on the white sandy beach by the sea. Action-loving adults can also take part in the entertainment programme themselves: Italian card games are learnt, joints are mobilised during morning gymnastics and group dances promise plenty of fun. There is also a playground and a paddling pool, while sporty campers can let off steam on the multi-purpose sports field, beach volleyball court and tennis court. The fitness trail is particularly attractive with an individual exercise programme that promotes mobility, strength and endurance. Bicycles can also be hired on site for a day trip in the region. The exciting and eventful day is followed by a peaceful atmosphere at night.

Activities in the nature of Abruzzo

From Roseto Easy Camping Village, holidaymakers can reach the picturesque Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park in around 50 km. The Campo Imperatore plateau, which forms part of the national park, is particularly recommended. This is surrounded by imposing mountains, such as the Majella massif. When camping in winter, the region is popular for skiing and snowboarding. In spring, summer and autumn, the vast, untouched meadows are ideal for hiking. Mountain huts and freely grazing horses, cows and sheep adorn the landscape. Golden eagles and falcons can also be spotted in the skies. Or how about a horse riding excursion in the Cerrano hills between Roseto degli Abruzzi and the national park? You can explore part of the idyllic Abruzzo region on horseback.