Camping Village Garden Paradiso

Campsite is well equipped with shops and great pool area. Rooms were nice. BUT the amount of rules regulations and total controlling nature of the security makes you feel like you’re back at school. Additionally, the rules for CHECKOUT. Make sure you follow them to the letter as any deviation will cost you a huge £60 fine. I’m ready to dispute the fine I’ve received for leaving 2 children’s disposable raincoats in the wardrobe and not folding 1 of the duvets. I’m baffled at how they have charged All 4 families of my group of friends for the same or similar discrepancies. We feel it’s a CON that appears to catch everyone out. I pride myself on being super clean and organised and left that cabin spotless! Such negative treatment has left us all disappointed in Eurocamp Garden Paradiso, Venice.

One of the best Eurocamps we have stayed at, it is quite big which makes the pools in particular very busy but the beach (which is beautiful and great for swimming )is a 4 min walk away. It's quite shallow for a good bit out, which makes it feel really safe for kids. On site there are a couple of restaurants all very good and a fabulous restaurant just across the road from reception, great atmosphere and food. The site is really well kept and a few nice shops and a small supermarket with everything you need (including wine on tap ), and an arcade with games for kids. The bus stop is just outside the campsite which makes it incredibly easy to get around, the bus takes you to the ferry port to go into Venice and also takes you to right outside the waterpark which is around 15mins away. Venice is a brilliant day out from this site, just be aware the last ferry and bus back will be really busy at high season. The waterpark was brilliant, clean, safe, if you want a sunbed, umbrella and a locker you need to book that a few days in advance, we didn't but all of our things were fine.