Eurocamp type holidays have become a firm favourite with our family over the last 5 years.
When our children were small, they always loved visiting Center Parcs, but as adults, we preferred a city break and longed for warmer climates.
Eurocamp seemed to throw up the best solution- onsite activities for kids, fantastic pools and all based in a forest-like environment giving them extra freedom to explore.
For us adults, Eurocamp had the bonus of offering sites near major European Cities and some even having the added plus point of a beach and guaranteed sunshine.
And the best part?
You absolutely can do Eurocamp without a car.
In fact, as a larger family living in the north of England, we prefer to fly. No long 7-hour slog to Dover. No ferry queues. No motorway meltdowns. Just a quick flight and public transport from the airport to the parc.
Flying has allowed us to travel door-to-door in around 7 hours to sites in Holland and Italy!
In this guide, we’ll answer all the questions people search for, including:
Which Eurocamps are near an airport?
What’s the best Eurocamp without a car?
Which Eurocamp can you fly to most easily?
Do Eurocamp arrange flights?
How do you pack for Eurocamp without a car?
I’ll also share the car-free Eurocamp parks we’ve personally visited across Italy and Holland, along with tips to make the whole experience smooth, stress-free and budget-friendly.
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Yes, you can! Many Eurocamp sites are conveniently located near airports or accessible via public transport. Of course, there's always the option to fly, then rent a car on arrival.
Every Eurocamp we’ve visited over the last five years has been:
✔ close to a major airport
✔ connected by reliable public transport
✔ easy to navigate without needing a hire car
✔ walkable or bike-friendly once on site
Below you'll Eurocamp sites we’ve visited without a car, plus others that rank as the best Eurocamps near an airport - ideal if you're searching for Eurocamps you can fly to or Eurocamp holidays with flights.
Italy is one of the easiest countries to do Eurocamp without driving. Great transport, reliable shuttle buses, and airports close by.
Distance from airport: 12 miles from Fiumicino
Why it’s one of the best Eurocamps without a car:
This is the simplest Eurocamp in Italy with flights if you want to combine pool days and Roman history.
This site is often cheaper booked direct, which we have done before here
Read our full review of Camping Village Fabulous here
Distance from Airport: 15 miles from Venice Marco Polo Airport.
Transport Links: Buses and ferries offer regular service between the airport, Venice city centre, and the park.
Why it’s the best Eurocamp near an airport in Italy:
Still the best Eurocamp we’ve visited - hands down.
Distance from airport: 12 miles from Verona
Airport Transport: Train from Verona → Peschiera station → 10-minute walk
Why it’s great without a car:
A brilliant Eurocamp near an airport for families wanting a smaller parc with a perfect location.
We've visited Butterfly camping twice and found it cheaper to book direct here
Distance from airport: 72 miles from Pisa (but worth it!)
Transport: Shuttle to train station → Florence & beyond
Why it works even without a car:
A bigger transfer than the others, but still one of our favourite Eurocamps in Italy.
Again, this can often be cheaper booked directly. Check prices here.
📌 Read our full review here of Hu Norceinni Girsole Village here
For our complete list of Eurocamps in Italy (50+ sites) click here
Distance from airport: 25 miles from Schiphol
Transport: Train → bus to the parc entrance
One of the easiest Eurocamps to get to from the UK.
Why go car-free here?
We loved it here and will definitely return at some point.
For our full review of Duinrell click here
Distance from airport: 45 miles from Charles de Gaulle
Transport: Shuttle buses & organised day trips
Perfect if you're looking for a Eurocamp close to an airport and want to visit Disneyland Paris or central Paris.
To look at booking this camp directly click here
Distance from airport: 9 miles from Béziers Cap d’Agde
Transport: Local buses + taxis
Ideal for beaches, sunshine and families who prefer to stay mostly onsite.
Distance from airport: 9 miles from Reus
Transport: Direct buses to Salou + the parc area
Why it’s one of the best Eurocamps you can fly to:
Don't forget to compare prices with the site itself here
Short answer: No.
But that’s actually a bonus.
Booking your own flights gives you control over:
We usually save hundreds by booking Eurocamp accommodation + flights separately.
Looking for Eurocamp holidays with flights 2026?
Just book your parc, then use Skyscanner/Google Flights for deals.
Here’s our streamlined packing approach after years of car-free Eurocamp travel.
Everything below fits neatly into a 20kg suitcase, leaving room in other bags for clothing and personal items.
Eurocamp charges:
For a family of 6, this adds up fast.
Our solution:
We bring old bedding & towels → use them on site → recycle or leave for other guests → fly home with extra suitcase space.
Pack small versions of:
We order from Boots airside to save space in our cases.
✔ Pre-book airport transfers
✔ Check local buses before you go
✔ Use bikes once on site
✔ Shop locally on site where possible
✔ Choose a parc walkable from town or transport
For us, a holiday starts the moment we step inside the airport. No motorway stress. No breakdown drama. No long ferry crossing. Just a direct, easy journey.
We often find flights + luggage for all six of us for £500–£600 return which coming from the north, is far cheaper than fuel + tolls + ferries.
Ready to plan your next adventure? Explore your flight options and Eurocamp locations today!
Whether you’re heading to Rome, Venice, Lake Garda, Paris or The Netherlands, going car-free is completely doable — and often cheaper, easier and more relaxing.
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