Venice Hostels, Convents,
and Camping

Venice Accommodations Index

ABOVE:Venice Youth Hostel (Ostello Venezia), Giudecca.

Hostels

Venice Hostel veniceforvisitors.com
The Ostello Venezia is a bargain (except for the waterbus fare), and my directions make it easy to reach.

Convents/Religious Institutes

Case Religiose a Venezia
The 20 listings here are in Italian, but you can translate with AltaVista. (Note: You may need the patience of a saint while waiting for this page to load. If you get a timeout error, try again on another day.)

Santa Susanna: Convents in Venice
This Rome-based site has fairly detailed descriptions of three convents in three different neighborhoods.

Camping

Camping Fusina
This campground is on the mainland, to the south of Mestre and Marghera. It offers campsites, hookups, cabins, caravans, a restaurant-pizzeria, a laundromat, and more. You can leave your car and take the No. 16 boat from the campground to central Venice in 15 minutes.

Camping Jolly delle Querce
Convenience is a big selling point for this campground near the A4 motorway in Marghera, where frequent buses run to Venice's Piazzale Roma from a stop nearby. Facilities include mobile homes, bungalows, RV connections, a grocery store, and a bar-restaurant.

Camping Miramare
This campground near the Punta Sabbioni ferry landing has bungalows for non-camping families who want a resort vacation on a budget.

Camping Scarpiland
If you're touring Italy by camper or motorhome, investigate this luxury campground with a beachfront location on the Adriatic. It's across the Lagoon from Venice, but you can reach the city by boat.

Sant'Angelo Village
Tent pitches, bungalows, caravans, and apartments are available at this family-oriented tourist park. It's near an Adriatic beach with a sailing school and boat rentals.
 

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