Sant'Angelo Village - 5-star campsite with water park near Venice
If you're looking for a family campsite on the Adriatic but prefer a more resort-style experience, Sant'Angelo Village is definitely worth considering. This 5-star campsite is located on the Cavallino-Treporti peninsula, between the Adriatic Sea and the Venetian Lagoon. Spread over approximately 20 hectares, it offers pitches, cottages, and apartments, a large pool complex, a private sandy beach, restaurants, shops, sports facilities, and plenty of activities designed for children.
The location is an added advantage. Cavallino-Treporti is one of Italy's most important camping regions and a great base for those wanting to explore Venice and the islands of the Venetian Lagoon during their vacation. So, you don't have to choose between a typical family seaside getaway and sightseeing. At Sant'Angelo Village, you can combine both.
Family campsite in Cavallino-Treporti with its own beach
Sant'Angelo Village is located directly on the Adriatic Sea. The campsite opens onto a wide, sandy beach, so you can park your car there for several days during your vacation. The beach is private and equipped with umbrellas and sun loungers, and you can also enjoy additional water activities on site.
This is a particularly convenient solution when vacationing with small children. There's no need to pack everything into the car, find a parking space, or organize an all-day trip to the seaside. From your cottage or pitch, you can walk to the beach, return for lunch, and then head to the pool.
The campsite itself is very green. The area reserved for campers, caravans, and tents is nestled in a pine forest, providing many pitches with natural shade. Official Sant'Angelo materials also highlight the pitches' proximity to both the beach and the pool complex.
Cavallino-Treporti offers much more than just beach time. The peninsula separates the Adriatic Sea from the Venetian Lagoon and is a great place for cycling. So, during a longer vacation, you can alternate typical days by the water with excursions in the surrounding area.
The Aquapark in Sant'Angelo Village - one of the greatest advantages of the campsite
For families with children, one of the most important reasons to choose Sant'Angelo Village is the pool complex. It's not just a single pool at the campsite, but an extensive water park with several areas designed for different age groups.
There are large pools and lagoons, water slides, and areas designed specifically for children. Children can enjoy a heated pool with a small slide and a Spray Park with water attractions, among other things. Older children and teenagers can enjoy much larger slides.
There's also a place for those who prefer a quiet retreat to water fun. The Butterfly Pool offers hydromassage areas and massage jets, while the pools also feature a sunbathing area and a pool bar.
Access to the pool complex is included in the price of your stay. In practice, this means that during a week-long vacation, you can easily dedicate several days solely to using the campsite's facilities. Beach in the morning, water park later, and entertainment and shows in the evening – without having to leave Sant'Angelo Village.
Plots, mobile homes, bungalows and apartments
Sant'Angelo Village is an interesting proposition both for those traveling in their own camper or caravan, and for families who want to arrive at the campsite by car and stay in a ready-made cottage.
Pitches are located in a shady pine forest. Several categories are available, varying in size and amenities. In the new zones, you'll find pitches measuring approximately 81 m² with 10A electricity, water, drainage, and TV connections. Larger and smaller pitches are also available, so it's worth matching the category to the length of your camper or trailer combination when booking.
For those not traveling in their own campervan, the choice is even greater. Sant'Angelo Village offers a variety of maxi caravans, bungalows, and apartments. Each variant varies in size, number of bedrooms, location, and standard. This means you can find accommodation for both a small family and a larger group.
It's also a great place for several families traveling in different ways to vacation together. One family can arrive in a campervan, another can rent a mobile home, and a third can stay in an apartment, all while staying within the same resort.
Animation, sports and everything you need for a family vacation
Sant'Angelo Village is a large holiday resort, so the offer doesn't end with the beach and pools. There's an extensive entertainment program divided into age groups. Children and teenagers can enjoy the Mini Club, Maxi Club, and Teen Club, with activities taking place on the beach and by the pool, among other activities.
Adults aren't limited to sun loungers either. Fitness, yoga, and aquagym classes are available, and the sports facilities include tennis, soccer, beach volleyball, bocce, and table tennis. Evening entertainment includes performances, live music, dance, theater, and programs prepared by the entertainment team.
There's a restaurant and pizzeria on site, bars, a supermarket, and other shops and services. So you can grab some breakfast in your camper or cabin, grab a quick lunch by the pool, or head out to a restaurant with the family in the evening.
This is especially important for longer stays. Sant'Angelo Village is a place where you can spend several days without leaving your car and still find something different to do each day.
However, it's worth remembering one important rule, especially if you're planning to travel with a dog. Sant'Angelo Village's terms and conditions for the 2026 season state that pets are not allowed on the property.
From the campsite to Venice - a seaside holiday combined with sightseeing
One of the biggest advantages of camping in Cavallino-Treporti is the ability to relatively easily combine a holiday on the Adriatic with a visit to Venice.
There's no need to drive to the city itself. A popular option while on the peninsula is to reach Punta Sabbioni, from where you can continue your journey by boat across the Venetian Lagoon. This way, a trip to Venice can be a highlight of your vacation, rather than a reason to change accommodations.
It's also worth planning a trip to the islands in the lagoon. The colorful houses of Burano and the glassmaking traditions of Murano reveal a completely different side of Venice than the crowded St. Mark's Square.
A fun way to explore Cavallino-Treporti itself is by bike. The flat terrain is perfect for family outings, and the routes lead both along the coast and through the landscapes of the Venetian Lagoon. It's a good option for a day out when you want a break from the beach and water park but don't feel like spending all day exploring a big city.
Who will Sant'Angelo Village be a good choice for?
Sant'Angelo Village is definitely the perfect fit for families looking for a large, well-equipped campsite on the Adriatic. If kids love pools and waterslides, and parents want a beach, restaurant, shop, and most essential services in one place, it's hard to get bored here.
It's also an interesting option for those traveling to camp without a camper or trailer. A wide selection of mobile homes, bungalows, and apartments allows you to use the entire resort's infrastructure without having to bring your own camping equipment.
Sant'Angelo Village is also worth considering if your first camping holiday is intended as an alternative to a hotel stay. The standard of infrastructure, swimming pools, restaurants, a private beach, and a rich entertainment program make it much more than a traditional campsite.
The biggest advantage, however, remains the combination of several different ways of spending your vacation. You can relax on a sandy beach on the Adriatic Sea, spend entire days at the water park, bike around Cavallino-Treporti, and all at the same time plan a trip to Venice. This means that even during a two-week family vacation, every day can be completely different.
Frequently Asked Questions about Sant'Angelo Village (FAQ)
Where is Sant'Angelo Village located?
Sant'Angelo Village is located in Cavallino-Treporti, in the Veneto region, between the Adriatic Coast and the Venetian Lagoon. It's a popular camping area near Venice.
Is Sant'Angelo Village located directly on the beach?
Yes, the campsite has direct access to a private, sandy beach. This means you can walk from your pitch or cottage to the sea without having to use a car.
Does Sant'Angelo Village have a water park?
Yes. One of the campsite's greatest assets is its extensive water complex with several swimming pools, large water slides, a heated children's pool, a Spray Park, and hydromassage areas.
Is Sant'Angelo Village a good campsite for children?
Yes. In addition to the water park and beach, children can enjoy playgrounds and an entertainment program. Activities are divided into different age groups, including the Mini Club, Maxi Club, and Teen Club.
Can I arrive at Sant'Angelo Village with a camper or trailer?
Yes. The campsite offers a wide selection of pitches for campers, trailers, and tents. The pitches are nestled amidst a pine forest and, depending on the category, may offer amenities such as water, electricity, drainage, and a TV connection.
Is it possible to rent a cottage in Sant'Angelo Village?
Yes. The offer includes a wide range of maxi caravans, bungalows, and apartments. This means you can also use the campsite's facilities without your own camper or caravan.
Can you go to Venice from Sant'Angelo Village?
Yes. Its location on the Cavallino-Treporti peninsula allows you to combine a holiday on the Adriatic with a trip to Venice and the islands of the Venetian Lagoon, including Murano and Burano.
Can I bring my dog to Sant'Angelo Village?
No. As per the current property conditions for the 2026 season, pets are not allowed.
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