The Dolomites and Lake Garda by Campervan from Venice
Quick summary: From Venice, a campervan opens up some of Italy’s most dramatic scenery. North, the Dolomites offer jagged peaks, alpine villages and mountain passes with hairpin bends. West, Verona makes an easy day trip or overnight stop on the way to Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake. South, the road leads on to Florence. Mountain passes can be narrow and steep, and some restrict vehicles at times, so check routes before you set off.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| North | The Dolomites |
| West | Verona and Lake Garda |
| South | Florence and beyond |
| Mountain passes | Narrow and steep |
| Restrictions | Check routes first |
| Tours | Dolomites tours |
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Which RV route from Venice reaches the Dolomites?
Head north into the mountains, taking passes slowly and using lower gears on descents. Campgrounds in the valleys make good bases. See Dolomites tours.
How do you visit Verona and Lake Garda?
Drive west to Verona for a day trip or overnight stop, then continue to the lake. See lake tours and wine tours.
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Can you continue south to Rome?
Yes, via Florence. For the Rome end of the trip, see these RV road trips from Rome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, though passes are narrow and steep; check routes first.
Yes, or an overnight stop on the way to Lake Garda.
Lake Garda.
Yes, heading south.