5 Best Eurocamp Resorts in Tuscany (Near Florence) for Families

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Tuscany is one of the most beautiful regions in Italy, and finding the best Eurocamp in Tuscany is a great way to enjoy it as a family without the high cost of city stays. With rolling countryside, charming villages, sandy beaches and beautiful cities, it’s an ideal base for an Italian adventure. One of the biggest perks is that you’re still within easy reach of Florence, so you can easily plan a day trip without paying city-centre hotel prices. Florence is one of my favourite places in Italy and it’s a surprisingly easy city to visit on a budget if you stay just outside and travel in for the day. If you’re heading to Tuscany, here are my top picks for the 5 best Eurocamp holidays near Florence:

1. Eurocamp: hu Norcenni Girasole Village, Figline Valdarno

Located in the heart of Tuscany, hu Norcenni Girasole Village is one of the best Eurocamp holidays in Italy for a city adventure with the kids – it’s near Florence, Siena and Pisa! With 3 restaurants and 3 pool complexes, including waterslides and a lazy river, you’re spoilt for choice! The site offers activities including high ropes, mini-golf, horse riding, sports and kids’ clubs – plus wine tasting for the adults. For families who want to explore without a car, catch the train from Figline Valdarno Station – 5km from the resort – or book one of the resort excursions. The nearest airport is Florence – 45 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out hu Norcenni Girasol Village on the Eurocamp website.

2. Eurocamp: Le Capanne, Bibbona

Camping Le Capanne has one of the best swimming pools in Tuscany with fantastic castle-themed waterslides – this Eurocamp site offers loads of fun near Florence. It’s a great base for day trips to Pisa or Florence as it’s located less than a five minute drive from Bolgheri Train Station, or you can drive to Florence in 90 minutes. The resort has kids’ clubs for tots through to late teens, as well as sports and mini golf, and the lovely town of Bibbona is nearby. Aqua Village Waterpark in Cecina is also just a 15 minute drive away – perfect! The nearest airport is Pisa Airport – approximately 40 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Camping Le Capanne on the Eurocamp website.

3. Eurocamp: Camping Village Valle Gaia, Casale Marittimo

For those seeking a tranquil retreat in Tuscany, Camping Village Valle Gaia is an excellent choice for a Eurocamp holiday near Florence – and it has THE best playground! My kids absolutely loved the huge play space, we spent most evenings there – check out my Camping Village Valle Gaia Review. The park also features multiple swimming pools and a waterslide, and it’s just a short drive to the beach. The drive to Florence takes 90 minutes, or hop on the train – Cecina Train Station is 10km from the resort. Plus, Aqua Village Waterpark is just 15 minutes away. The nearest airport is Pisa – 40 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Camping Village Valle Gaia on the Eurocamp website.

4. Eurocamp: hu Montescudaio Village, Cecina

Another one of the best spots for Eurocamp holidays near Florence, hu Montescudaio Village offers a great family-friendly base for your adventure in Tuscany. It boasts four swimming pools, a few waterslides and a kids’ splash pool, plus there’s a kids’ club on-site and it’s close to the beautiful Tuscan beaches. Florence is a 90 minute drive away, though Cecina Train Station is just a few minutes from the park if you’d prefer to travel by train. For other days out, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is a 50 minute drive away, and Aqua Village Waterpark is just 10 minutes down the road. The nearest airport is Pisa – about 35 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out hu Montescudaio on the Eurocamp website.

5. Eurocamp: hu Park Albatros Village, San Vincenzo

hu Park Albatros Village is not as near to Florence as the other Eurocamp sites (it’s around a 2 hour drive) but it’s one of the best spots for family fun in Tuscany so it had to be included. It’s also special because it’s only a 20 minute drive from the Port of Piombino – from there you can hop on a ferry to visit the beautiful island of Elba. Back on-site, catch the mini train to get around and choose from 6 swimming pools! There’s also bike hire, mini-golf, pool tables, kids’ clubs, sports and an aerial adventure course. It’s right by the beach as well – so this one has a lot to offer. The nearest airport is Pisa – an hour’s drive away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out hu Park Albatros Village on the Eurocamp website.

Things to do in Tuscany with kids:

Tuscany is a fantastic region to explore with kids, offering a really nice mix of sightseeing, outdoor space and relaxed days out. Whether you want to dip into famous cities or just enjoy the countryside at your own pace, there’s plenty to keep the whole family happy. Here’s a quick glimpse at what the region has to offer:

Florence: Perfect for a day trip, with plenty of space to wander, grab gelato and take in the sights – check out my 1 day itinerary to plan your visit.
Pisa: An easy win with kids, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is fun to see in real life and you don’t need long there to enjoy it.
Siena: A beautiful historic city with a huge central square where kids can run around while you relax.
Beaches & Coast: Head towards the Tuscan coast for sandy beaches and classic seaside days, especially around Viareggio and Marina di Pisa.
Waterparks: Great for hot days, with a few family-friendly waterparks dotted around the region – Aqua Village Waterpark is close to some of the Eurocamp resorts.
Tuscan Countryside: One of the best parts of visiting – with pretty villages, relaxed exploring and lots of pizza, pasta and gelato stops along the way.

When’s the best time to visit Tuscany?

To make the most of the pools and activities at the Eurocamp holiday parks, the best time for a family visit to Tuscany is definitely over the summer months or the shoulder seasons. We visited in September, staying at Camping Village Valle Gaia, and enjoyed lovely warm weather and less crowds than the summer months bring. Plan your trip between May and September for lots of sunshine and gelato! To give you an idea of what the temperature might be like, here are the average daily highs and lows for Tuscany across the year. In the peak summer months, Tuscany can get very hot (especially inland around Florence) with temperatures often reaching the mid to high 30s in July and August.

January: High 11°C, Low 3°C
February: High 13°C, Low 4°C
March: High 16°C, Low 6°C
April: High 19°C, Low 9°C
May: High 24°C, Low 13°C
June: High 29°C, Low 17°C
July: High 32°C, Low 20°C
August: High 32°C, Low 20°C
September: High 27°C, Low 17°C
October: High 21°C, Low 12°C
November: High 15°C, Low 7°C
December: High 11°C, Low 4°C

How do I travel from the UK to Tuscany?

For ferry and channel crossings to/from Calais: Eurocamp have access to discounted slots which are usually significantly cheaper than booking directly. The prices fluctuate slightly but a return on the ferry from Dover to Calais is typically around £100 and the ‘Le Shuttle’ Channel Crossing was around £250 the last time we used it. The prices don’t really change during peak school holiday times either which is awesome! If you want to drive to Tuscany from the UK, it’s around a 14-15 hour drive from Calais.

For Eurocamp holidays with flights: Eurocamp offer some package holiday deals through Jet2holidays which include flights and car hire (click to check out). Not all resorts and destinations are available so many families book flights separately – use the Skyscanner website to hunt out the cheapest flights. You can sort car hire easily on websites like Expedia, or book your transfers to and from the airport through Suntransfers. The main airports in Tuscany are Pisa Airport and Florence Airport – flights from the UK are typically only about 2-2.5 hours so it’s a good spot for a getaway with the kids.

Which Tuscany Eurocamp is best for you?

👉 Best for toddlers → hu Montescudaio Village
👉 Best for waterparks → Camping Le Capanne
👉 Best location for Florence → hu Norcenni Girasole Village
👉 Best budget option → Camping Village Valle Gaia
👉 Best for teens → hu Norcenni Girasole Village
👉 Best beach getaway → hu Park Albatros Village

Hopefully, my article will help you to decide which Eurocamp holiday park in Tuscany is the best option for your getaway near Florence. Make sure you find out if you’ll need to pack swimming caps – some holiday parks in Italy require these to be worn when you’re using the pools. Tuscany is a dream destination full of history, culture, countryside and beautiful beaches – you won’t be disappointed. See my Florence Family Itinerary to plan your city adventure, for more resort options check out my article on the Best Eurocamp Resorts in Italy and you can follow our travels on Facebook, Instagram and Tiktok. Have a great trip! 😊