Y01 Fontanelle Y02 Ca’ Savio
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Open: 25 April - 20 September Open: 25 April - 30 September
Port: Calais 749 miles/1205km // Zeebrugge 706 miles/1136km Port: Calais 845 miles/1359km // Zeebrugge 800 miles/1287km
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Camping Fontanelle is situated on the south western shore The site is near Treporti on the Adriatic coast, with direct
of Lake Garda, 4 miles/6.4km north of Desenzano. It is access to a sandy beach. A stay here combines the dual
within walking distance of Moniga del Garda- the departure attractions of a beach holiday with sightseeing in Venice.
point for excursions to Venice, Verona and Florence; Milan There can be no more spectacular way to arrive in Venice
is a daytrip away. Lake Garda is beautiful and boat trips than by sea. From Camping Ca’ Savio it is possible to take
provide a relaxing alternative to driving to the bordering a bus or to drive to Punta Sabbioni (the ferry port) leaving
towns which are well tended with a profusion of flower the car in a car park before making the 40-minute ferry
filled gardens and pleasant lakeside walks. crossing to Sam Zaccaria, near to St Mark’s Square.
The campsite, which has little shade, is terraced with some of the This large (1500 pitches), commercial site is well laid out and
pitches sloping slightly. Swimming is possible in the lake and subdivided by trees and hedges. Access to pitches might be tight
boats may be launched from the site’s own small, pebbly beach. for larger outfits. The main access road through the site links the
There is an emphasis on creating a family atmosphere and some pitches with all the other facilities including the shop, pool and
entertainment is organised in high season such as live music in restaurant. There are many activities, including evening
the bar in July & August. Members have commented on the entertainment, disco, circus shows and watersports are possible
friendliness of the staff, but say that walking may be difficult for at the beach. This site becomes very busy in high season. Tour
elderly and disabled people. This site is very popular with our operators on site.
members, but access is via narrow village roads which can be
difficult for large outfits. Facilities
Facilities
a33 Outdoor pool* a33 Mini-golf**
a33 Paddling pool* a33 Bike hire**
a33 Outdoor pool* a33 Table tennis**
a33 Shop* a33 TV/games room
a33 Paddling pool* a33 Fishing
a33 Bar* a33 Internet
a33 Shop** a33 Safety deposit boxes
a33 Restaurant* a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Bar** a33 Laundry facilities
a33 Take-away* a33 Disabled facilities
a33 Pizzeria** a33 Disabled facilities
a33 Pizzeria* a33 Motor caravan service point
a33 Take-away** a33 Motor caravan service point
*Open: 1 May-30 Septa33 Children’s play area*
a33 Charcoal & gas BBQs a33 Nearby: Golf, Horseriding,
**Open: 1 Jun-31 Aug
permitted Watersports
a33 Watersports
*Open: 15 May-20 Sept
a33 Table tennis**
a33 Children’s play area**
**Open: 25 Apr-20 Sept
a33 Tennis**
Club comment: Pets not accepted on site.
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Club comment: No arrivals after 23:00 1500
BBQs are not permitted. No arrivals after
hours. Lakeside pitches not available in high
2300 hours.
Town: 0.5 miles/0.8km
season. Dogs must be on a lead at all times.
Town: 0.5 miles/0.8km Beach: Direct access
Dates not available at time of print
Site Only Per Night (£)
25/04- 16/05- 30/05- 13/06- 27/06- 04/07- 22/08- 05/09
16/05 30/05 13/06 27/06 04/07 22/08 05/09 30/09
Outfit +2 Prices not
Site Only Per Night (£)
Extra person available at time
Outfit +2 14.38 18.14 20.70 22.21 24.46 27.93 22.21 14.38
Child 3-7 of print
Extra person 3.62 4.37 4.89 5.27 5.65 6.63 5.12 3.62
Infant 0-2
Infant 0-1 Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Outfits over 6.5m not accepted in high season:
Price includes 6 amp electricity. Outfits over 7m are not accepted: 20/06-22/08.
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27/06-29/08. Minimum stay: 3 nights in high season 27/06-29/08.
Minimum stay: 7 nights 20/06-22/08.
BOOKING CODE: Y01
BOOKING CODE:Y02
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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