Glamping in Le Marche — personally selected by Rink-Jan
Glamping Le Marche
Le Marche lies between the Apennines and the Adriatic Sea, with hill country that slopes down to the coast. It's the quiet neighbour of Tuscany: the same rolling landscapes and medieval villages, but without the crowds. The beaches of Fano and Senigallia are half an hour away, and in July and August it's around 29 degrees here.
Le Marche has two small-scale campsites. Camping Podere Sei Poorte lies in the hills near Monteciccardo, with a panoramic pool measuring eight by sixteen metres, an Italian restaurant and thirty to fifty hours of entertainment a week. Camping Casa Tartufo, near Sassoferrato, has a pool with a separate children's pool, pizza and barbecue evenings, and a Dutch-language tour of the old sulphur mines.
- Beach & hills
- Authentic villages
- Perfect for families
OUR LODGES
Lodges in Le Marche
Camping Casa Tartufo
Base Lodge 2-6P
Plenty of comfort and tastefully furnished, a wonderful base
- Sturdy wooden table
- Outdoor kitchen
- Fatboy hammock
- Atmospherically furnished
- Spacious terrace
- Trendy interiors
Camping Podere Sei Poorte
Safari Lodge 2-6P
Spacious, trendy and fully equipped for the ultimate outdoor living
- Sturdy steel frame
- Inner tent 30m²
- XL terrace 30m²
- XL four-poster bed & bunk bed
- Outdoor kitchen
- Fatboy lounge furniture
OUR CAMPSITES IN THIS AREA
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Camping Casa Tartufo
A small campsite among the truffles, close to the beaches of the Adriatic coast.
Camping Podere Sei Poorte
A panoramic pool and a terrace overlooking the hills of Le Marche.
LOCATIONS
Campsites in Le Marche on the map
DISCOVER THE REGION
Le Marche — more than just glamping
Discover what makes the Le Marche region so special — from breathtaking nature to rich culture and endless activities.
LOCATION & CLIMATE Le Marche lies on the Adriatic side of Italy, between the Apennines and the sea, with Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, Umbria and Abruzzo as neighbours. The campsite is in the hills near Monteciccardo, about half an hour from the coast. Summers are warm and dry, with 29 degrees in July and August; April and October stay around 17 to 20 degrees, pleasant for walking.
NATURE The region is a mix of coast and hill country. Near Ancona, Monte Conero plunges steeply into the sea and offers panoramic views over the bays. The Monti Sibillini National Park has crystal-clear mountain lakes and walking routes. Underground, the Frasassi Caves stretch for kilometres, with chambers so high a cathedral would fit inside.
ACTIVITIES The beaches of Fano, Senigallia and Pesaro are just over half an hour away; Senigallia is known for its wide sandy beach. In the hills you can walk and cycle among the vineyards. There are wine tastings at Terra Cruda, guided tours of the old sulphur mines of Cabernardi, and the Frasassi Caves are very doable with children.
CULTURE Urbino, birthplace of Raphael, is on the UNESCO list with its Ducal Palace and is half an hour away. Ascoli Piceno has one of the most beautiful squares in Italy, made entirely of travertine. Smaller places such as Mombaroccio, Sassoferrato and Corinaldo are medieval walled villages with weekly markets and summer festivals.
ATMOSPHERE IMPRESSION
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Photos
Le Marche in pictures
A glimpse of what this region has to offer.
Le Marche in pictures(33)
CLIMATE
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All about glamping in Le Marche
Le Marche is the undiscovered Italy — beaches, hills, medieval towns and truffles without the mass tourism.
Podere Sei Poorte near Monteciccardo and Casa Tartufo near Sassoferrato, both 20-32 km from the Adriatic coast.
The Adriatic coast is 20-32 km away depending on the campsite, around 20-35 minutes' drive.
Urbino (birthplace of Raphael), the Frasassi caves, Pesaro, Fano and the national parks of Le Marche.
May to September. July and August are warm and busy, May/June and September are quieter and pleasant.
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