Villaggio Eden

The Lake Garda (Italian: Lago di Garda) is the largest lake in Italy. It is a popular holiday location. Not only for its beautiful nature and historical villages, but also the water sports and delicious Bardolino wines. The northern side of the lake is narrower and surrounded by mountains. Good food and drink are an important part in the Italian lifestyle. Pasta, pizza, fresh salads, delicious fish (trout) and meat dishes. Accompanied with a good glass of wine, an espresso or even a grappa or limoncello, and don’t forget their delicious Italian ice cream!

This campsite is located opposite the historic town of Salò, Salò enjoys a real holiday character; a typical Italian centre with town squares, terraces and a long boulevard with restaurants and shops. During the high season regular live music plays out in the evening air. Don’t miss the Happy Blue Hour every Thursday evening, when the streets are filled with music, food and drink for all to enjoy. Visit the charming cultural city of Brescia following the road out of Salò. Alternatively, head in the opposite direction towards the mountains where you will be able to walk for hours in the nature, and savour the breathtaking views of the lake below.
Not forgetting amongst many two wonderfully interesting towns, both Limone and Riva!

Daily boat trips depart from the port of Portese directly sited under Camping Eden, to numerous destinations around the lake. Our top tip is for the 'Grand Lake Tour'. This pleasurable boat trip will tour the lake, and make a stopover at exemplentary lemon plantation, where you will learn about this amazing production, and of course be invited to taste their delicious home-made and traditional Lemoncino.

For more excursions, suggestions and discount tickets for theme parks, go to the Tickets & Tours infopoint where you will find our multi lingual staff, eager to assist you with any information and advice you may need in order to make the most from your holiday!

Visit the manificent town of Malcesine, and catch the cable car to the top of Mount Baldo (1.745 m) for some stunning views reaching Riva at the north of the lake all the way to the south!
For hikers and bikers there are many challenging and well-marked routes through the countryside of Lake Garda.
Verona boasts boutique lined streets, ice cream parlours and the wonderfully famous roman amphitheatre. Plus, don’t forget to visit the legendary and romantic Romeo and Juliet's balcony!
Peschiera invites you to an array of shops, bars and restaurants, plus a busy port with ferries visiting every part of the lake! The impressive ancient fortified town of Sirmione, has so much to discover. Whilst the traditional italian markets in Desenzano and Salò are definitely worth a peek. Gardaland, is Italy's largest theme park, and the wet and wild water park Acqua Paradise are both amazing fun for all.