Camping Rialto Village

We stayed here for a night before flying out of Venice. It was a very convenient location not far from the airport. The kids loved having a pool and it was very convenient having the restaurant on site.

No store with staples and snacks like many campgrounds have.

The location was great - a short bus ride from the airport and the village is located right next to the bus stop. Quiet surroundings.

The room was compact and not very spacious. Beds were hard and pillows flat. They advertise buffet breakfast but there wasn't any.

I had a great stay at Camping Rialto during my visit to Venice. The location is very convenient, with a bus stop right outside that takes you directly to the city center in about 10–15 minutes. This makes it very comfortable and easy to get around without any hassle. The campsite itself is quiet, well-maintained, and has a very relaxed atmosphere, which I really appreciated after busy days in Venice. The facilities were clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful, hot water and cozy container apartments :) <3 For the price, this is one of the best options you can find near Venice. It offers great value for money, especially compared to accommodation in the city center. The rooms are simple but comfortable and perfectly suitable for a short stay. Overall, I would definitely recommend Camping Rialto to anyone looking for an affordable, quiet, and convenient place to stay near Venice.

The place was really accessible from the airport. The little restaurant on site was cute and the lady was really friendly and accommodating. The rooms were fine.

The beds were very soft. I could hear the neighbours through the wall. I booked this as I arrived late at night into the airport and it has a 24 hour check in. I even wrote to confirm checking in late wouldn’t be a problem. When I arrived the man on reception was extremely rude addressing me with ‘passaporti’ and a scowl. No please or thank yous. No greeting. After a lot of unnecessary administrative kerfuffle he notified me that he was permitting me to check in at this hour, as if he was doing me a grand favour. He was clearly in a power trip but there really was no need for it. What a welcome to Italy! Thankfully the lovely lady at the cafe at breakfast restored my faith in humankind.