Agricamping Gelindo dei Magredi
Looking for a unique camping experience in Friuli-Venezia Giulia? At Agriturismo Gelindo dei Magredi, you camp amidst vineyards, orchards, and farm animals. This small-scale campsite is part of a large estate featuring its own restaurant, petting zoo, riding school, and swimming pool. The pitches are nestled under grapevines behind the main building, offering both privacy and shade. The atmosphere is friendly, family-oriented, and steeped in Italian hospitality. Here, you can experience authentic farm life with comfort, peace, and space.
Camping under the grapevines
The pitches at Camping Gelindo dei Magredi are sheltered among trees, shrubs, and grape-laden vines. You can set up your tent or caravan in a green, tranquil spot overlooking the surrounding farmland. The pitches are partially enclosed and offer both sun and shade. On warm days, it’s delightful to relax under the vineyard’s leafy canopy. Children can play safely nearby, and there’s a separate area for campers. Thanks to its location on the farm premises, you experience a unique blend of camping and agricultural life.
Facilities with a focus on local produce and nature
The campsite’s sanitary facilities are well-maintained. There’s a swimming pool with a toddler area, sun loungers, and parasols. At the riding school, you can take horse riding lessons, and the petting zoo introduces you to donkeys, piglets, and ponies. The restaurant serves dishes prepared with products from the farm or the region, such as homemade cheese, salami, and seasonal vegetables. You can also participate in cooking workshops. For entertainment, there are free bicycles, archery equipment, footballs, and board games available. Additionally, you’ll receive plenty of tips for enjoyable excursions in the area.
Discover the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region
Camping Gelindo dei Magredi is located near the village of Vivaro and serves as an excellent base for exploring this lesser-known region. Enjoy walks or bike rides through the flat landscape filled with rivers and vineyards. Visit historic cities like Pordenone or venture a bit further to the charming Trieste. There, you can have coffee at Piazza Unità d’Italia and visit the impressive Grotta Gigante, the world’s largest public cave. Alternatively, stay closer to the campsite and relish the tranquility, farm life, and the pure outdoors.
