Explore the Series
Whether you’re planning your first family trip to Europe or searching for a family-friendly alternative to hotels and vacation rentals, we’ll share practical advice, destination guides, and honest insights based on years of traveling throughout Europe.
Venetian Riviera
After more than a decade of exploring Europe with Eurocamp, we returned to Italy’s Adriatic coast and discovered a completely different way to experience a place we thought we already knew. From five nights at Union Lido Mare on the Cavallino peninsula, we explored Venice, Murano, and Burano by boat before slowing the pace at Pra’ delle Torri near Caorle. The beauty of this journey was in the contrast: the energy and history of the Venetian Lagoon balanced by the simple pleasures of Adriatic beach life. From glassmakers and fishing boats to colorful villages, local markets, fresh seafood, and long evenings by the water, this was a journey that connected the lagoon, coastline, and communities into one remarkable story. We hope these reels and stories capture the spirit of the Venetian Riviera and the unexpected ways travel can help us see a familiar place with new eyes.
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Italian Lakes
Our most recent trip to Lake Garda is celebrated through this reel that
gives you a glimpse into this storied region.
France
Last summer, we went even bigger and embarked on a 21-day road trip through the Occitanie Region of France with Eurocamp. The energy at the Olympics was pulsing, and it was the perfect opportunity to try many new things for the first time. As this is one of the largest wine-producing regions in the world with Catalan, Spanish, Roman, and French influences, its richness is authentic. From the shores of the Mediterranean to the foothills of the Pyrénées, this landscape speaks to a storied history that is best told through experience. We hope these reels and stories capture the spirit of this region and its people.
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Croatia
Our biggest Eurocamp adventure yet was in a country we had never visited. We partnered with Eurocamp to visit every holiday parc in Croatia. We drove over 2100 miles exploring everything we possibly could during July. This blog covers it all!
The Netherlands
A Dutch holiday is a fantastic Eurocamp destination and cooler in the summer months than much of Europe. Because we were flying from Seattle to Amsterdam on our way to settle our boys into university in the Netherlands, we selected two Eurocamp parcs in the province of North Brabant. We stayed at Lake Resort Beekse Bergen, complete with a Safari Park and Eurocamp’s newest parc, Het Genieten, for its proximity to Efteling Amusement Park.
Rome, Italy
Naturally, since Eurocamp means so much to our family, our first trip after the pandemic was to a Eurocamp parc in Rome, Italy, which we review in this blog. We love to go to Eurocamp near a big city so we can explore for chunks of time and then return to the parc for relaxation and pool time, where everyone can spread out far more comfortably than in a hotel.
Planning A Multi-Parc Eurocamp Holiday
We chased the Tour de France in 2017 through Spain and France. This blog is about our multi-country, multi-parc Eurocamp adventure. This is our most shared blog because it is laden with tips and itinerary ideas for an epic Eurocamp holiday. We hope you find some tips here for your next Eurocamp adventure.
Spain
We captured our multi-parc Eurocamp experiences on Spain’s Costa Dorada and Costa Brava in this blog, where exploring some of the country’s most glittering cities is accessible without a car from well-connected Eurocamp parcs!
Early Eurocamp Experiences
This was our very first blog about Eurocamp, where we talked about our experiences in Portugal, Spain, and France. From the beaches of Normandy to the high Alps, along the Camino de Santiago, in Cantabria, Spain, all the way to the crashing Atlantic, we were hooked on Eurocamp.
