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Caravan Holiday Parks And Resorts Near Rome 2025
Rome is home to some of the world's most famous attractions - but not a lot of holiday parks!
You won't find caravan holiday parks within Rome itself. However - as with most major cities - you will find a modest selection of family friendly resorts within 30 minutes' drive.
They are a good choice for those of us who prefer the space that you get at a holiday park to a hotel or apartment. If you pick a good holiday park, you get an outdoor swimming pool with a poolside bar and a kids' club to occupy the children.
Once you get to Rome, there's a pretty stunning selection of attractions and architecture to admire. The busiest and most popular include the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, St Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Perhaps I'm getting carried away but I'd say that's even more impressive than the range of things to see in Skegness.
Be warned though, Rome is one of the busiest cities in the world. Visitor numbers coincide with the warmest weather from June to August. Spring and autumn are certainly busy, but not quite to the same degree.
You can expect an average of 25 Celsius in Rome in July and August. June and September are more like 22 Celsius, whilst May and October average about 17 Celsius. April and November are a lot cooler with an average around 13 Celsius.
Most UK visitors fly to Italy. Direct flights take about 2 hours 30 minutes from the UK. Driving is feasible but it requires determine and a decent battery life on your children's iPads. From the UK, you'll need to drive to Folkestone and then catch the 35 minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle. It's then a whopping drive of about 17 hours to Rome. You may want to break up the journey at Geneva, which is roughly halfway.
You will notice that holiday parks near Rome are often called camping resorts or campsites. We've only included those which offer proper holiday homes, so you won't be spending your holiday in a tent. Here's our pick of holiday parks within easy reach of Rome:
They are a good choice for those of us who prefer the space that you get at a holiday park to a hotel or apartment. If you pick a good holiday park, you get an outdoor swimming pool with a poolside bar and a kids' club to occupy the children.
Once you get to Rome, there's a pretty stunning selection of attractions and architecture to admire. The busiest and most popular include the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, St Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Perhaps I'm getting carried away but I'd say that's even more impressive than the range of things to see in Skegness.
Be warned though, Rome is one of the busiest cities in the world. Visitor numbers coincide with the warmest weather from June to August. Spring and autumn are certainly busy, but not quite to the same degree.
You can expect an average of 25 Celsius in Rome in July and August. June and September are more like 22 Celsius, whilst May and October average about 17 Celsius. April and November are a lot cooler with an average around 13 Celsius.
Most UK visitors fly to Italy. Direct flights take about 2 hours 30 minutes from the UK. Driving is feasible but it requires determine and a decent battery life on your children's iPads. From the UK, you'll need to drive to Folkestone and then catch the 35 minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle. It's then a whopping drive of about 17 hours to Rome. You may want to break up the journey at Geneva, which is roughly halfway.
You will notice that holiday parks near Rome are often called camping resorts or campsites. We've only included those which offer proper holiday homes, so you won't be spending your holiday in a tent. Here's our pick of holiday parks within easy reach of Rome:
Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous - 25 minutes by car/60 minutes by public transport to the Colosseum
- Solid reviews of 4/5 on TripAdvisor and 4.1/5 on Google Reviews - or 81% overall.
- Very large park with about 800 holiday homes and good facilities. That means it is a similar scale to one of Haven's mid-sized/larger holiday parks in the UK.
- Two large outdoor swimming pools. One is a 'lagoon', which is good for younger children and the other is a more straightforward pool with lanes.
- Two small waterslides and a splash park.
- Kids' clubs for 5-12 year olds, plus discos for children.
- Sports and activities on offer include minigolf, pedal go karts, trampolines, tennis, football, volleyball and table tennis.
- Onsite restaurant if you don't fancy cooking, plus a café/bar next to the swimming pools.
- Choice of accommodation including Classic (£), Comfort (££) and Premium (£££) holiday homes (see our guide to Eurocamp's accommodation grades).
- 15 minutes from the beach by car if you fancy a swim in the Mediterranean.
- Just 15 minutes by car from Rome's main airport.
- A mid-priced option compared to other holiday parks in Italy.
Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous is a large resort with decent swimming pools...
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...and a splash park for younger children
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Eurocamp Village Roma Capitol - 35 minutes by car/1 hr 20 minutes by public transport to the Colosseum
- Much smaller resort than Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous. It's about a quarter of the size in terms of the number holiday homes for rent but it has most things that we look for in a holiday park.
- There are two main swimming pools, as well as a splash pool for smaller children. The bad news is that there aren't any waterslides or flumes.
- Onsite games include beach volleyball, basketball, football as well as minigolf and tennis.
- Kids' club for children aged 5-17.
- Onsite restaurant so you won't have to cook every night.
- Just five minutes' drive to the Mediterranean coastline, or 45 minutes on foot (so probably not realistic with children!).
- Marginally lower review scores than Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous, with an average of 4/5 on TripAdvisor or 3.9/5 on Google Reviews - or 79% overall.
- Just 10-15 minutes' drive from Rome's main airport.
- Far fewer accommodation options that Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous. The only option is 'Classic' grade holiday homes, which are Eurocamp's cheapest and most basic range. However, they include air conditioning and come in two or three bedroom versions.
- Usually the cheapest option we've found for a caravan holiday park near Rome.
Eurocamp Village Roma Capitol is a small holiday park near Rome...
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...with about 200 good value holiday homes
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Village Flaminio Bungalow Park - 30 minutes by car/60 minutes by public transport to the Colosseum
- Slightly lower review scores than Eurocamp Village Roma Capitol and Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous. Current ratings are 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4/5 on Google Reviews - or 75% overall.
- Tends to be a similar price to Eurocamp Camping Village Fabulous but slightly more expensive than Eurocamp Village Roma Capitol.
- Small outdoor swimming pool. Nice for a quick dip but not somewhere you will be spending all day!
- To the North of Rome so a longer journey to the beach and airport than the other resorts featured in this guide. The coastline is a drive of about 45 minutes. Rome's main airport is half an hour away.
- Selection of bungalows for 2-5 people in a leafy park.
- Onsite restaurant and playground, but it doesn't have a huge range of sports and activities.
​Village Flaminio
​Bungalow Park has a simple outdoor swimming pool...
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...and two-bedroom bungalows in a leafy resort
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See our guide to Italy's best holiday parks and resorts for more highly-rated places to stay.
