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 | 25 m² |
| Terrace | 15 m² |
| Bathroom | Shared facilities |
| Layout | steel frame |
| Located at | Camping Al Lago di Lago |
| From | €79 per night |
The key facilities at a glance
THE CAMPSITE
Bar on the campsite, restaurant and snack bar within 100m, greengrocer several days a week
Right on the lake with a beach within 50m, pool and toddler pool on the campsite
Bike hire, mini golf, beach volleyball, bad-weather facilities
Fresh bread rolls daily on the campsite, supermarket 3 km away
Outdoor playground, toddler pool, space to play freely
Free WiFi
IN THE AREA
The places Rink-Jan recommends himself, with the distance from the campsite.
Sports & activities8.6 kmHire an e-bike or a Vespa Primavera and ride the Strada del Prosecco over the hills between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. You get maps with routes past wineries and villages, and for the bikes a helmet, lock and pump.
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Sports & activities27.1 kmAdventure park in the grounds of the historic Pedavena brewery, at the foot of the Dolomites. Seven courses with rope bridges and zip wires, from toddler height to properly high. Afterwards, have a plate of food at the brewery itself under the chestnut trees.
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Beach & nature1.5 kmWalk or cycle the loop of just over seven kilometres around the two lakes, with a bird hide and a small lookout tower. You pass through Fratta, where the façades are painted with scenes from village life. If you fancy it, climb from the church in Lago to the yellow giant bench above.
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Beach & nature8.7 kmGorge with waterfalls and caves, partly carved out by stonemasons in the sixteenth century. A one-kilometre path with footbridges leads along the water and through the hollows, where cheese now matures. Not for pushchairs, but fine for children on their own two feet.
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Beach & nature5.6 kmMountain pass above Tovena with eighteen hairpin bends and five tunnels spiralling through the rock, built in a hundred days in 1918. At the top you have views of the Valbelluna and the Dolomites. The tunnels take turns in one direction, so waiting at the traffic lights is part of the experience.
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Beach & nature17 kmPlateau at a thousand metres with one of the largest beech forests in Italy, wonderfully cool in summer. Forest tracks and paths for every level, and if you walk quietly you'll see red deer and roe deer. The alpine botanical garden in the middle of the plateau is an easy place to start.
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Culture & day trips60.4 kmThe city of canals: St Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace and a vaporetto along the Grand Canal. Have an ice cream on the square and then get lost in the alleyways. Take the train from Conegliano, so you don't have to park in Venice.
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Culture & day trips34.8 kmWalled city with waterways flowing right through the centre, past old watermills and houses with painted façades. Stroll across the Piazza dei Signori and the fish market on a little island in the Cagnan. Treviso calls itself the birthplace of tiramisù, so order one.
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Culture & day trips18.1 kmElegant city on the Piave, the gateway to the Dolomites. Stroll across the arcaded Piazza dei Martiri to the Piazza Duomo with its cathedral and 68-metre bell tower. From the walls you look straight out at the mountains of the Schiara.
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Culture & day trips62.5 kmIn summer, the famous winter sports resort in the heart of the Dolomites makes a great day trip through the mountains. The road there follows the Piave and the Boite, between ever higher rock faces. From the village, cable cars go up and you can walk among the Tofane.
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Culture & day trips6.3 kmFamily winery in the Prosecco Superiore hills, a World Heritage Site since 2019. You taste three wines with local cured meats and cheese, or take the tour of the cellar and bottling plant. Booking is essential, but it's possible for just two people.
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Culture & day trips6.4 kmMedieval village of stone houses below Castelbrando castle, which you reach by a little cable car. Follow the Via dell'Acqua past streams, old washhouses and small waterfalls. In early August the village fills with craftspeople during Artigianato Vivo.
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Culture & day trips8.7 kmTwelfth-century Cistercian abbey with one of the finest cloisters in the Veneto: paired columns around a quiet garden. Inside are frescoes and a wooden crucifix. Follina itself is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, so take a stroll through the centre afterwards.
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Culture & day trips5.3 kmSeventeenth-century watermill built against the rock face, with a twelve-metre waterfall plunging right beside its walls. Inside you see the milling machinery and the living quarters of the miller's family. The most photographed spot in the Prosecco hills.
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Culture & day trips11.6 kmProsecco capital with the oldest wine school in Italy. Walk along the Contrada Granda past the Sala dei Battuti with its frescoes and climb up to the castle for a panorama from the mountains to the sea. The house of the painter Cima da Conegliano is now a museum.
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Culture & day trips5.9 kmTwo old towns in one: Serravalle with the Loggia on Piazza Flaminio and a Titian in the cathedral, and Ceneda with the museum about the battle of 1918. From behind the cathedral it's a twenty-minute climb to the sanctuary of Santa Augusta.
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Culture & day trips0.8 kmOpen-air museum by the lake with three reconstructed pile dwellings from the Stone Age and the Bronze Age. A guide shows how people lived here six thousand years ago, and children aged four and up join in workshops such as fire-making and archery.
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Restaurant11.2 kmThe best-known restaurant in the region, run by the same family for decades and listed in the Michelin Guide. Classic Venetian cuisine with a modern touch. After your meal, ask if you can see the cellar: thousands of bottles in vaults beneath the house.
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Restaurant5.3 kmRestaurant with a terrace in the hamlet of Rolle, high on a ridge among the vineyards. The view is the reason to come, the cooking the reason to stay: lasagne with Fassona ragù, risotto with apple and prosecco. Booking is wise.
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Restaurant8.4 kmHistoric Venetian restaurant on the Strada del Prosecco, in an old farmhouse with hundreds of copper pans hanging from the ceiling. Regional dishes such as bigoli with ragù and grilled meat, and a wine list that does the cellar justice.
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Practical6.5 kmLarge supermarket with fresh produce, bakery, butcher's counter and a large car park, the nearest full-sized supermarket from the campsite. Plenty of regional products and a wide choice of wine and beer.
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Practical0.7 kmMarket every Wednesday morning on the square in Tarzo, with fruit and vegetables, cheese, cured meats and clothing. Combine it with a cappuccino or an ice cream at one of the bars on the square.
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Practical36.7 kmSmall airport on the edge of Treviso, the nearest to the campsite, with direct flights from Eindhoven. Pick up your hire car at the terminal and drive into the hills via Conegliano.
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Practical53.6 kmVenice's main airport, with daily direct flights from Amsterdam. Pick up your hire car at the terminal and take the A27 towards Belluno to the campsite.
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Practical12 kmHandy for a day in Venice: dozens of direct regional trains a day to Venezia Santa Lucia, in about an hour. You get off in the middle of the city, with no parking worries and no need for the boat from Tronchetto.
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Sleep like a prince or princess in the XL four-poster bed, 210cm wide. A good lie-in is all part of a true glamping holiday — and here you do it in style. For the children there are comfortable bunk beds, so everyone starts the next day's adventure well rested.
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.
Cooking in the open air with a good glass of wine alongside — that's glamping at its best. The fully equipped outdoor kitchen has everything you need.
GUEST REVIEWS
We spent 2 nights at this camping. It is located in a beautiful place, the common areas(shower, toilet), the lake itself is great! (Finally a place where you can jump into the lake.. SO FUN! :) ) We are only started staying in campings, and this camping was our first outside of our home country. The rules for us are too much, but next time we know that we need to read the rules of each camping before booking anything, because there could be surprises... However our vacation here was wonderful despite the owner's attitude. The pitches were strange for us, because we used to stay in campings where you can find some kind of separation between the pitches. Here there is nothing, your neighbour will be your close neighbour. Maybe it is not strange, but for us was a bit lame. I love the idea of the trash-selection, and if we did not know something where to throw away, the staff helped us. We will not come back next time, because we need to use our car, our equipments and tents were created for a car and here this is prohibited to leave the car on the pitch. (Unless it is a caravan, campervan) Good advice for everyone who are planning to come here: read the rules at the website, and if you agree with them you will have a wonderful holiday!
I don't understand how anyone can say that the welcome isn't a warm one. The staff at the reception were extremely friendly and very helpful. The showers were warm — even hot, in fact. A little turn of the dial and the temperature was somewhat lower. And very clean. Perfectly fine, then. The pitches are also well maintained. What I did find less convenient was having to wear a wristband. After all, this isn't an all-inclusive resort. On top of that, waste separation is very important — I agree with that — but here it is taken rather far. And one can debate exactly what goes where. General waste has nowhere to go. Because there are so many rules posted, I spoke to other guests about it, but they hadn't even noticed them. And that's the thing: the more notices there are, the less you actually look at them. What's more, a great many of the rules still date from the Covid era. I mentioned this at reception. If the intention is that guests abide by those rules, then by all means keep them up — but if you feel they are no longer necessary (I also noticed the cleaning staff simply walking against the designated route), then do remove them all together.
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Brilliant campsite! We had booked a week and were given a lovely pitch with a view of the lake! Since we enjoyed ourselves so much, we booked an extra 4 days. The campsite has a lovely swimming pool, but it is above all the lake that is wonderful. A pleasant temperature, ideal for paddleboarding, and our boys of 14 and 16 loved the diving board. More than enough sun loungers, so no need to reserve one with a towel. The sanitary facilities are excellent and the lawn is well maintained. From the campsite, it is approximately an hour's drive to Venice. The Prosecco route is also a lovely drive. In addition, there are various authentic Italian towns nearby to visit. Do be careful when you are by the lake — make sure you secure the (porch) tent / awning properly, as the wind can pick up considerably. In short, we had a wonderful time and will certainly be back one day.
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Beautiful campsite. We were right by the water, with a view of a lovely Italian village. You can swim perfectly well in the lake. There's also a pool, swimming cap compulsory. Waste is carefully separated, and visitors are required to do the same. On arrival you get three small bins showing what goes where. A great system. Shower and toilet are clean. Washing machine available. Lovely sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols. Restaurant right by the campsite. Villages within cycling and walking distance. All in all, everything in good order. Staff very friendly, helpful. So, recommended.
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The place was very nice at the lakeside, the lady was very friendly and helpful as we needed a pitch very late in the day. Nice pool and a lovely view. The tent pitch was more than enough for the two of us with a large tent — it was particularly lovely to have big trees providing good shade for a perfect lie-in in the morning. To those who give negative ratings because of other guests' noise, I would recommend earplugs; we always use them wherever there is a chance of noise — it is not the campsite's fault! Thank you for the flexibility, I would absolutely recommend this campsite!
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Beautiful campsite! Has everything you need! Showers were cold though, couldn't set the temperature yourself. (Tip: at the toilet block by the pool there's an entrance somewhere on the side to 2 family bathrooms, where you don't have to keep pressing a button and can choose your own temperature.) I think it has 8-10 trampolines, and a LOVELY little lake with a diving board about 3 metres high, plus a pool. I'd recommend the lake more than the pool.
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100+ happy guests have already been
Quiet and green. Long-stay discount applies. Ideal for walkers and wine lovers.
Lake nicely warmed up. Pool may already be open. Vineyards in bloom.
Pool officially open. Still quiet. Best month for the lake and surroundings.
High season. All facilities in full swing. Day trips to Venice.
Warmest month. Lake perfect for swimming. Prosecco festivals in the area.
Quieter, pleasantly warm. Grape harvest in the vineyards — not to be missed.
Low season. Autumn colours, grape harvest over. Long-stay discount valid until 30 October.
* Based on long-term averages. Actual temperatures may vary.
Camping Al Lago di Lago
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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