ABOUT THE CAMPSITE
Camping Podere Sei Poorte is nestled in the hills of Le Marche, just outside Monteciccardo and a short distance from the Adriatic coast. The campsite is run by the Dutch Poorte family, who welcome you with open arms. Unwind after a refreshing dip in the panoramic swimming pool and savour a culinary experience on the terrace overlooking the enchanting hillside.
Thanks to its small-scale setup, Podere Sei Poorte feels personal and relaxed. It is a lovely spot for families, couples, and those in search of tranquillity who love the outdoors and the authentic atmosphere of Italy. From the campsite, you can easily explore the Le Marche region with its historic villages, local markets, beaches, and culinary traditions.
OUR LODGES
Spacious, trendy and fully equipped for the ultimate outdoor living
ON THE CAMPSITE
A pool measuring 8 by 16 metres with a view over the hills of Le Marche; for the little ones, an inflatable splash pool is available on request.
The restaurant serves Italian cuisine, with themed evenings and Sunday brunch. Open three evenings a week in the low season.
Outdoor playground, trampoline, basketball court and football pitch. Thirty to fifty hours a week of English and Dutch-language entertainment, partly put together by the children themselves, with campfires and night-time swimming.
FACILITIES
THE CAMPSITE
IN THE AREA
The places Rink-Jan recommends himself, with the distance from the campsite.
Sports & activities17.9 kmWindsurf club on the Sassonia pebble beach in Fano, where from May to September you can learn windsurfing, wing foiling or SUP with instructors from the Italian Sailing Federation. There are six-lesson courses for children, teenagers and adults, and single lessons if you want to try it first.
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Sports & activities25.1 kmItaly's best-known water park, on the hill above Riccione, with more than three kilometres of slides, from the steep Extreme to gentle family slides, and a wave pool. Go early to beat the queues and you'll still have time for the beach in the afternoon.
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Sports & activities19.8 kmEighteen holes, par 70, in the green Conca valley, just across the border with Romagna, plus a nine-hole executive course and a driving range with covered bays. Beginners can take lessons at the golf academy.
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Sports & activities9.1 kmRiding stables in the countryside on the edge of Pesaro with horses and ponies, lessons for children and hacks through the hills to a resting spot under eight ancient oaks. Adults who have never ridden before can join a ride too.
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Beach & nature17.8 kmThe nearest coast: the fine sandy Lido beach north of the harbour and the pebbly Sassonia beach to the south, with beach bars, play areas for children and a long promenade. Between the two you walk along the Passeggiata del Lisippo past the Marina dei Cesari.
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Beach & nature17.3 kmNature park on the cliffs between Pesaro and Gabicce Mare, with a panoramic coast road and the walled village of Fiorenzuola di Focara high above the sea. From the village you descend in twenty minutes to a wild pebble beach with just a kiosk; the climb back up is tougher.
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Beach & nature19.2 kmGorge of the Candigliano river between two mountains, with sheer rock faces and emerald-green water behind an old dam. You walk along the Roman Via Flaminia through the tunnel the Romans cut into the rock; with luck a golden eagle will be circling above you.
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Beach & nature12.8 kmNarrow gorge of the Metauro near Fossombrone where the water has carved huge round potholes into the limestone, the giants' cauldrons. Look down from the Ponte di Diocleziano, or book a canoe trip with a local club that ends with a dip in the river.
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Beach & nature34.3 kmA string of natural pools with bright blue water, carved by the River Burano into the white rock just south of Cagli. Local youngsters clamber over the rocks and jump into the deep basins. The path down is short but steep, so wear good shoes.
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Beach & nature45.4 kmOne of the largest cave systems in Europe, whose first chamber is big enough to hold Milan Cathedral, with stalagmites twenty metres high. The guided tour takes just over an hour along lit paths; inside it's always fourteen degrees, so bring a jumper.
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Culture & day trips16.3 kmRenaissance city on two hills and a World Heritage Site, birthplace of Raphael. The Palazzo Ducale with its two slender towers houses Piero della Francesca's Flagellation, and you can see Duke Federico's wood-panelled study. The best view over the rooftops is from the Fortezza Albornoz.
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Culture & day trips16.3 kmFortified village with a double ring of walls where the tragic love story of Paolo and Francesca from Dante's Inferno took place. You visit fourteen furnished rooms in the castle, including Francesca's bedroom, and walk seven hundred metres along the walkway on the outer wall with views of the sea.
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Culture & day trips3.1 kmThe nearest walled village, carefully restored, with the Porta Maggiore and towers from the time of the Malatesta and the Sforza. Just outside the walls, in the woods, lies the monastery of the Beato Sante, with a small picture gallery of medieval altarpieces.
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Culture & day trips16.8 kmRoman town by the sea with the Arch of Augustus as its gateway and a fishing harbour where the trawlers and clam boats moor. In a bar by the harbour, try the moretta, Fano's coffee with anise liqueur, rum and brandy, and eat brodetto, the town's fish soup.
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Culture & day trips15 kmSeaside resort with seven kilometres of sandy beach and a compact centre: the Rocca Costanza, the birthplace of the composer Rossini and Pomodoro's bronze sphere on the seafront. Hire bikes and follow the Bicipolitana, the network of colour-coded cycle routes linking the town and the beach.
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Culture & day trips18.3 kmWalled hilltop village between the Metauro and Cesano valleys, with a perfectly preserved Renaissance fortress by Francesco di Giorgio Martini. Inside you see an armoury and scenes in costume; in the moat stand life-size reconstructions of catapults and siege towers.
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Culture & day trips2.4 kmOrganic wine and olive oil estate close to the campsite, with its own cellar and a modern olive mill. After a tour of the vineyards and the centuries-old olive trees, you taste four wines, including Bianchello and Famoso, with bread, oil and local cured meats. Book in advance.
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Restaurant2.9 kmFarm restaurant in the hills below Mombaroccio, run by the Muratori family since 1986 and known far and wide for grilled meat: fiorentina, tagliata, rabbit and porchetta. Start with passatelli with cheese fondue and black truffle. Be sure to book at weekends.
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Restaurant3.8 kmFamily restaurant in Villagrande di Mombaroccio where the vegetables, oil and meat come from their own farm. Tagliatelle with duck ragù, cappelletti in broth and pasticciata, the village stew, alongside pizza from the wood-fired oven. In summer you eat outside in the garden.
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Practical8 kmThe nearest full-size supermarket, in Montecchio on the road from the campsite to Pesaro, with a good fresh section, covered parking and self-scan tills.
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Practical17.1 kmOn Wednesdays and Saturdays the market fills Piazza XX Settembre and the surrounding streets, at its biggest on Saturday: vegetables, cheese, cured meats and clothing. On Piazza Andrea Costa, at the edge of the centre, there is a fish market every weekday with the catch from the harbour.
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Practical48.3 kmThe airport for Le Marche, at Falconara on the coast north of Ancona. In summer Ryanair flies direct from Brussels-Charleroi and Düsseldorf-Weeze, both just across the Dutch border; via Munich or Rome you can get there with one change.
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Practical29.8 kmSmall coastal airport near Miramare, reached via the A14. In summer it is served mainly by Ryanair, Wizz Air and easyJet from European cities, including Cologne and London; when searching for a flight, check Rimini too.
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Arrived using the directions given by the campsite. Don't follow your navigation. The campsite is on top of a mountain. Friendly welcome with a drink of your choice. Beautiful, large pitch below the restaurant. It's a terraced campsite, with steps up to the restaurant and pool. What you spend at the campsite is tracked, and you can see this in your booking. On departure you pay everything in one go. We had an incorrect calculation, which was corrected immediately when we asked about it. We thought it was a lovely pool. There's no children's pool for young kids. It cooled down nicely at night. Small local supermarket 10 minutes' drive away. Regular supermarket 20 minutes down the mountain. Large supermarket 30 minutes away in Pesaro. A wonderful, welcoming campsite on top of a mountain with a beautiful view.
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Follow the directions given by the campsite, that's important. Yes, and then… what more could you want. Dutch owners for 25 years, and you can tell. The location and setting are amazing. The facilities are absolutely fine, tidy and clean. The welcome is very warm. It's a terraced campsite with beautiful, spacious pitches. Water and electricity. The bar and restaurant are fantastic. We ate wonderfully. The weekend brunch is apparently locally world-famous! The pool with sun loungers is great too. In short, you won't want to leave. Do I still need to say this is a must?
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A true gem of a campsite, in a beautiful part of Italy: Le Marche. As the Italians say, Tuscany is for foreign tourists and Le Marche is for the Italians. And there it is, a dream of a campsite (run by Dutch owners), with VERY spacious pitches (from 100 m² up to 150 m²), a wonderful pool and a top chef who makes the most delicious four-course culinary dinners (at a very fair price for that quality). This has to be a must for every camping lover.
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Super big pitches with privacy and space. Really lovely owners who are there to help. The pool is great and I love the sporty swim hour before kids etc are let in. The toilets and showers are clean and hot. In the lower season the restaurant isn’t open everyday so check in advance :) loads of great hikes and biking options but it’s away from any other restaurants etc which adds to the tranquility.
I highly recommend this camping! The camping is owned by a Dutch couple that are passionate about the place. The wife is the chef in the restaurant and is an excellent chef! The sanitary is cleaned daily and the cleaning lady leaves the place spotless. The swimming pool has an amazing view. We had a great time here. Groetjes van de Belgen, Roy en Charlotte
Amazing place, beautiful and large pitches. Friendly and helpful personnel. Toilets/showers a bit dated, but clean. Restaurant looks really cosy and good food, only downside is that they only open 3 days/week when we were visiting. Swimming pool is really nice too. Lots of Dutch people (Dutch owners as well). Overall nice atmosphere, well done!
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We travelled in our motorhome. Beautifully landscaped terraced campsite. Spacious pitches, all with electricity and water. Lovely pool. But the communal meals topped everything. Amazing quality. Compliments to the kitchen team. And the service too: quick and friendly. The campsite is quite remote and cycling is hard work. Definitely worth it!
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One of our favourite campsites!!! Quiet location in amongst the beautiful rolling hills, amazing food and very friendly staff that always make you feel welcome. Highly recommended!
100+ happy guests have already been
Quiet and green. Restaurant open, long-stay discount applies. Ideal for couples.
Pleasantly warm, few crowds. Local markets and walking trails at their best.
Pool open. Still quiet before the high season. A good time for cultural outings.
High season. Entertainment under way, restaurant open every day. Ideal for families.
Warmest month. Beach and pool at their best. Book early.
Quieter, still warm. Grape harvest begins. Ideal if you want to avoid the crowds.
Low season. Truffles and olive oil in season. Long-stay discount valid until 30 October.
* Based on long-term averages. Actual temperatures may vary.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The panoramic pool is open in the high season. For the very youngest, an inflatable splash pool can be set up on request.
Yes. In the low season on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. In the high season every afternoon and evening (except Thursday evening). The Sunday brunch at 11am is an absolute must.
The Adriatic coast near Fano and Pesaro is about 20 km away, around a 20-minute drive.
Yes, 30 to 50 hours of English and Dutch-language entertainment a week in the high season. Children can help put together the programme themselves.
The campsite is run by the Dutch Poorte family. The combination of small scale, personal attention, a great restaurant and the beautiful setting in Le Marche makes this a unique destination.
Yes: table tennis, trampoline, basketball court, pétanque, a football pitch and walking and cycling paths in the area.
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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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