Campsite Norcenni Girasole Club

Just 30mins from fascinating Florence in the gorgeous Arno Valley, 4* Campsite Norcenni Girasole Club welcomes campers in search of idyllic outdoor breaks in Tuscany. Despite being an extensive resort, you’ll sense an intimate feeling of peace and privacy, especially in the lovely steeped terraces offering fantastic views of the gorgeous natural area.

A hive of activity, the aqua complex onsite is buzzing with swimmers, sunbathers and paddlers. With lagoon style pools with deep and shallow waters, and a splash playground and water slides, the swimming pool caters to everyone. The spacious terrace is generously warmed by the Tuscan sun and is the ideal place to relax with a good book and thirst quenching cocktail.

The campsite encourages guests to mix relaxation with recreation, so lay on many sports, activities and games such as ping-pong, mini golf, horse riding, video games and air hockey. A vibrant Kids Club welcomes junior campers to enrol for days of education, entertainment and the chance to make new friends.

Delicious pasta and pizza should be enjoyed on a holiday to Italy, and guests at Norcenni can have their fill of spaghetti, carbonara and slices of thin crust deliciousness onsite. The three restaurants and pizzeria also serve up sumptuous local and national dishes. After enjoying a delicious meal with the family, buckle in for a night of wonderful evening entertainment featuring karaoke, live music and talent shows.

A day at Norcenni can be filled with so much activity that you’ll be glad to rest your head somewhere peaceful and comfortable. Our accommodation, occupying lovely emplacements with great views, includes mobile homes and well-equipped tents featuring spacious living areas.

Nearby Norcenni Girasole Club Campsite

One of the best-loved benefits of a stay at Norcenni is the opportunity to venture into the terrific Tuscan landscapes, where enchanting woodland, beautiful vineyards and charming villages await. Wine lovers will enjoy learning about the production of Chianti, and should head to the village of Greve for the best insights.

What would a visit to Tuscany be without a day trip to the cultural city of Florence? Impressive attractions like the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio Bridge draw thousands of visitors each year. If you can’t get you fill of culture, perhaps plan some day trips to Siena and Pisa.

There plenty for kids to do in the local area, with the highlights being Vincigliata Adventure Park, or an exciting day spent at the Pistoia Zoo.