Base Lodge 2-6P
All photos Looking for a lodge that offers a great deal of comfort and is decorated in a wonderfully atmospheric and trendy style? This lodge features, amongst other things, a striking wooden table, an outdoor kitchen and a luxurious Fatboy® hammock to relax in blissfully.
| People | 2–6 people |
| Inner tent | 25m² |
| Terrace | Wooden deck |
| Bathroom | Shared facilities |
| Located at | Camping Casa Tartufo |
| From | €80 per night |
The key facilities at a glance
THE CAMPSITE
Walking, cycling, horse riding, trampoline, table football, disco swimming on Fridays
Two pizza nights and a BBQ night every week, wine tasting at Terra Cruda
Disco swimming on Friday evenings, trampoline and table football
Dutch-language tour of the sulphur mines every Monday afternoon
Bread roll service and mini-market, self-service wine & beer
Pool with separate children's pool and panoramic views
Beaches 32 km away (Fano, Senigallia)
Free WiFi
IN THE AREA
The places Rink-Jan recommends himself, with the distance from the campsite.
Sports & activities17.9 kmMonte Cucco is one of the best-known places in Europe for paragliding and hang-gliding, and you can go up yourself as a passenger. You step off the slope at Pian di Monte and glide above the Apennines, on a clear day as far as the Adriatic Sea.
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Sports & activities17.9 kmA real caving trip with a guide and helmet: you descend 27 metres via an iron staircase and walk through huge chambers such as the Cattedrale. First there's a half-hour walk from Pian di Monte; bring a warm layer, as it's always six degrees inside.
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Sports & activities20.8 kmPaddle a canoe with a guide through the Marmitte dei Giganti, a narrow gorge of the Metauro near Fossombrone with rock walls worn smooth by the water. Suitable for children, with a briefing beforehand and a life jacket and helmet provided.
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Beach & nature15.2 kmThe largest stalactite caves in Europe, with the Abisso Ancona, big enough to hold Milan Cathedral. You walk a kilometre and a half along lit paths past giant stalagmites. Combine it with the climb to the Tempio del Valadier, a little church in a cave nearby.
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Beach & nature38.9 kmThe Spiaggia di Velluto: kilometres of fine sand, shallow water and a long promenade with the Rotonda a Mare as its eye-catcher. In early August the town turns into the Summer Jamboree, a festival full of rock 'n' roll and 1950s vintage.
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Beach & nature63 kmThe only true rocky coastline on the Adriatic side: white cliffs, clear water and pebble coves below Monte Conero. From the village of Sirolo you walk through the woods to the Spiaggia Urbani, or take the boat from Numana to the Due Sorelle bay.
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Beach & nature18.3 kmA narrow gorge where the Romans cut a tunnel through the rock for the Via Flaminia. You walk along the flat old road beside the green river, with a chance of spotting golden eagles overhead. Start at the visitor centre in Furlo.
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Beach & nature16.4 kmBeech forests, high plateaus and a bare summit of 1566 metres with views to the sea. From the mountain meadow of Pian delle Macinare it's a forty-five-minute walk up, or you can follow the quieter loop through the Val di Ranco. Rifugio Mainardi on the meadow has a terrace.
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Culture & day trips27.4 kmA medieval town of grey stone against the mountainside, with Piazza Grande as a hanging terrace above the plain. Take the open basket of the cable car up to the basilica of Sant'Ubaldo and walk three times around the Fontana dei Matti for your madman's licence.
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Culture & day trips29.8 kmRenaissance city on two hills, birthplace of Raphael and a World Heritage Site. Duke Federico's Palazzo Ducale houses the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche, with works by Piero della Francesca and Raphael. The finest view of the city is from the Fortezza Albornoz.
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Culture & day trips8.2 kmThe little town around the corner, with an upper town around the fourteenth-century Rocca Albornoz. The Palazzo dei Priori holds the mosaics of the Roman town of Sentinum, and just outside the centre you can walk through the excavations themselves.
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Culture & day trips1.6 kmOnce the largest sulphur mining complex in Europe, now a mining park with the furnaces, the steam power station and the Donegani shaft. Visits are guided, so book your tour in advance via the park's website.
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Culture & day trips40.1 kmSeaside resort with a Roman heart: you enter the centre through the Arch of Augustus and walk along the walls he had built. The sandy beach of the Lido is shallow and good for children; the Sassonia further along is made of smooth pebbles.
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Culture & day trips51.4 kmThe city of St Francis, with the double basilica full of frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue and the saint's tomb in the crypt. After the basilica, climb up to the Rocca Maggiore for the view over the Umbrian plain.
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Culture & day trips6 kmThe only gilded bronze equestrian group from Roman times to have survived: two riders, two horses and two women, found in pieces by a farmer in 1946. They stand in a room with light and sound in an old monastery in the small town of Pergola.
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Culture & day trips10 kmA monastery from the year 980 in a hollow of beech forests below Monte Catria, already mentioned by Dante. Monks show you round the scriptorium, the crypt and the cloister. From the car park an easy footpath leads to the cave of Pier Damiani.
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Culture & day trips19.6 kmFabriano has been making paper for seven hundred years and invented the watermark. In the old monastery you see the medieval paper mill, and in the workshop you make your own sheet of watermarked paper to take home. Fun for children aged five and up.
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Culture & day trips15.5 kmSmall organic family winery in the hills near Fratte Rosa, where the campsite organises a weekly tasting. You get a tour of the cellar and vineyard and then taste Bianchello, Sangiovese and the sweet Pergola Aleatico with a board of salami and cheese.
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Restaurant7.6 kmSmall restaurant run by chef Luca on the square of Sassoferrato's upper town, with tables outside in summer. Known for its paccheri alla carbonara and grilled meat, alongside dishes from Le Marche. Ask about the dishes that aren't on the menu, and book ahead.
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Restaurant4.2 kmMirco and Carmen's agriturismo in the countryside near Sassoferrato, with homemade pasta, crescia with cured meats and meat from the charcoal grill. Set menus at a friendly price and a play area for children. Booking is wise at weekends.
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Restaurant14.6 kmFamily restaurant in the hamlet of Pierosara above the Frasassi Gorge, the classic stop after a cave visit. Handmade fresh pasta, truffle, mushrooms and wild boar, with a terrace overlooking the hills. Book ahead at weekends.
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Practical6.9 kmSupermarket on the edge of Sassoferrato, with a fresh food section and its own car park; handy for everyday shopping. For the big weekly shop, drive to Fabriano.
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Practical8.1 kmMarket every Friday morning in Sassoferrato with fruit and vegetables, cheese, cured meats and clothing. From May to September there's also an antiques and flea market in the old centre on the last Saturday of the month.
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Practical43.6 kmThe nearest airport, at Falconara on the coast. There are direct flights from Weeze, just across the border near Nijmegen, and from Brussels-Charleroi. The hire cars are at the terminal.
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Practical53.1 kmSmall airport near Assisi, with direct flights from Rotterdam in summer. From here you drive via Gubbio through the green Apennines to the campsite.
View on the map →INSIDE YOUR LODGE
The XL wooden terrace is your lodge's extended living room. Breakfast in the morning sun, lunch in the shade of the awning, dinner by candlelight.
GUEST REVIEWS
We rented a safari tent here for a week and we loved every moment of it! The children (7, 10 and 12) didn't really want to leave after a week; lots of Dutch families with children of all ages. The campsite is beautifully located. Plenty of shade. The pool is lovely. For day trips you do need to drive a bit first, but we didn't find that a problem. The pizza evening was great fun. The owners are incredibly helpful and friendly. We don't usually go back to the same campsite, but with Casa Tartufo we wouldn't rule it out.
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A wonderful, peaceful campsite in beautiful surroundings. We stayed in apartment Sei, a great and beautiful apartment with everything you need. We especially appreciated the tips on what's worth visiting in the area that we got from Sabine! The pizza evenings were lovely, delicious homemade pizzas by Benjamin made it all complete! Thank you, dear Sabine and Benjamin, we don't say this lightly, but we'd love to come back to your beautiful campsite again!
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We got to stay for a week at the end of May, beginning of June at this lovely charm campsite. We were allowed to choose our own pitch, which ended up being spot no. 1. Amazing view, everything within reach, and in the evening a fantastic view of the lit-up pool. Benjamin and Sabine really gave us a lovely week with the bread-roll service, great tips and wonderful stories. If you like a bit of a quiet campsite in a beautiful setting, this is a great choice 👍
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We had another fantastic week. Wonderful place, spacious apartment and great walks to be had. In the evenings we ate wonderfully at the various restaurants recommended by Ben & Sabine, the owners of Casa Tartufo. We didn't camp ourselves, but the pitches are certainly spacious. And definitely not forgetting the pool, lovely spacious and clean swimming pool. We enjoyed it with 10 friends.
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Casa Tartufo is a nice an quiet camping. It is perfect to relax by the pool, visit the villages around or to go for a hike. There are always nice and open people around. The pizza-event the owners organize is a good way to meet other visitors and it's very delicious!
We had wonderful days at Casa Tartufo. The surroundings are beautiful. For breakfast, the owners provide delicious croissants and baguettes. The wine tasting and pizza evening were a great success. Lovely apartments, shaded camping pitches and a large swimming pool. We'd love to come back again.
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Just like the weather was the hotel. perfect!! The food was nice, the people were nice and also the countryside.
100+ happy guests have already been
Quiet and green. Long-stay discount applies. Ideal for couples and anyone looking for peace and quiet.
Pleasantly warm, nature at its finest. Walking and cycling in the hills.
Pool open. Still quiet before the high season. Wine tastings have started.
High season. Pizza nights, disco swimming and BBQ nights. Ideal for families.
Warmest month. Summer Jamboree in Senigallia. Book early.
Quieter, still warm. Grape and truffle harvest in the area.
Low season. Truffles and olive oil in season. Long-stay discount valid until 30 October.
* Based on long-term averages. Actual temperatures may vary.
Camping Casa Tartufo
Offer
Book seven nights and pay for six: the seventh night is free. Valid for arrivals in the low season (spring and autumn).
Questions? Rink-Jan will help you personally.
Check availability and book directly online. Still unsure? Rink-Jan will help you personally.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A Base Lodge 2-6P is a luxury glamping tent from Lodge Holidays, suitable for 6 people. The lodge is fully equipped with a private bathroom, four-poster bed, kitchenette and a spacious wooden terrace with an outdoor kitchen and Fatboy lounge furniture. It's all the comfort of a bungalow, right in the heart of nature.
The Base Lodge 2-6P has shared facilities. You'll find more information about the sanitary facilities on site on the campsite page.
The Base Lodge 2-6P is suitable for 6 people. The sleeping arrangements consist of comfortable beds. Travelling with a larger group? It's possible to book two lodges next to each other — get in touch with Rink-Jan for the options.
The Base Lodge 2-6P is available at several small-scale campsites in Europe — in Italy, France, Croatia and the Netherlands. On this page, under 'Available at these campsites', you'll see exactly which locations offer this lodge type, including prices and direct booking links.
An ordinary safari tent offers basic comfort. The Base Lodge 2-6P from Lodge Holidays goes much further: a private bathroom, a real four-poster bed, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, luxury Fatboy lounge furniture and a spacious wooden terrace. Everything is designed by Rink-Jan for maximum comfort right in the heart of nature.
Yes, Lodge Holidays offers an attractive long-stay benefit in the low season, spring and autumn (a 7=6 deal). The campsites are open from April through to October. In May, June and September the climate is pleasant, the campsites are quieter and you benefit from lower rates.
Yes, the Base Lodge 2-6P is excellently suited to families with children. The lodge offers plenty of sleeping space for the whole family. Lodge Holidays' small-scale campsites are safe and child-friendly, with swimming pools and lots of room to play outside.
At a bungalow park, you stay in a fixed-build accommodation on what's often a large, busy site. With the Base Lodge 2-6P from Lodge Holidays, you live in a luxury lodge tent on a small-scale, personally selected campsite — surrounded by nature, with a spacious terrace, outdoor kitchen and hammock. More outdoor living, less mass tourism.
Stay 7 nights, pay for 6
Book seven nights and pay for six: the seventh night is free. Valid for arrivals in the low season (spring and autumn).
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