Camping International Touring
An entire region to explore, starting from here
Camping International Touring is located in a strategic position, in the heart of the Aosta Valley.
From here you can easily reach valleys, natural parks, castles, historic towns and outdoor activities, without long journeys and with the freedom to change your plans every day.
Aosta and Surroundings
A bus from the campsite reaches Aosta every half hour.
Discover the ancient Augusta Praetoria, with its extraordinary historical heritage: Roman monuments, medieval churches and a lively historic center that is pleasant to explore on foot.
A journey through time
La Valle d’Aosta è una delle regioni europee con la più alta concentrazione di castelli. Oltre cento edifici tra torri, fortezze e residenze nobiliari raccontano secoli di storia. Perfetti per una gita di mezza giornata, anche con bambini.
Sarre Castle
A historic residence of the House of Savoy, Sarre Castle is closely linked to the royal history of the Aosta Valley. Located just a few minutes from the campsite, it stands out for its famous Trophy Hall and its panoramic position overlooking the central valley.
Saint-Pierre Castle
Iconic and picturesque, Saint-Pierre Castle overlooks the village from the top of a rocky spur.
Its crenellated towers and fairy-tale appearance make it one of the most photographed symbols of the Aosta Valley, easily reachable from the campsite.
Sarriod de La Tour Castle
Surrounded by greenery and rich in medieval charm, Sarriod de La Tour Castle is famous for the evocative Hall of Heads, decorated with unique wooden sculptures.
An ideal visit to discover the art and noble life of the Aosta Valley.
Fénis Castle
Among the most famous castles in the region, Fénis Castle is a true medieval masterpiece.
Its crenellated walls, frescoed courtyard and corner towers tell centuries of history and make the visit fascinating for both adults and children.
Bard Fortress
Impressive and spectacular, Fort Bard rises at the entrance to the Aosta Valley like a natural sentinel.
Today it is an important cultural center, hosting museums, exhibitions and events that combine history, architecture and the alpine landscape.
Nature, Parks and Reserves
The green heart of the Alps
The Aosta Valley preserves one of the most fascinating natural heritages of the Alps.
Parks, reserves and protected areas safeguard spectacular landscapes where nature takes center stage in every season.
The Gran Paradiso National Park, the first national park in Italy, extends between the Aosta Valley and Piedmont and reaches altitudes of over 4,000 meters.
Its valleys — Val di Rhêmes, Val di Cogne and Valsavarenche — offer trails, streams, waterfalls and breathtaking alpine landscapes, such as the famous Lillaz waterfalls.
Here wildlife is an essential part of the landscape: marmots, chamois, golden eagles and above all the ibex, the symbol of the park, live freely in a protected and authentic environment.
Hiking and Mountains
Trails for every level
The Aosta Valley is a paradise for mountain lovers, surrounded by some of the highest peaks in Europe such as Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Gran Paradiso and Monte Rosa.
The trails cross spectacular landscapes and offer routes suitable for everyone: from easy walks to more demanding hikes along the famous Alta Via trails.
Summer is the ideal season for high-altitude hiking thanks to long days and generally stable weather, with the possibility of reaching one of the over 60 alpine huts in the region.
Thanks to the campsite’s central location, it can be used as a base camp for exploring the entire Aosta Valley. Just a few kilometers away is also the Pila gondola, which allows quick access to numerous forest trails, both on foot and by bike.
For advice, maps or guided excursions, the reception desk is always available.
Thermal Baths and Relaxation
Wellness with a view of Mont Blanc
At the foot of Mont Blanc lie the Pré-Saint-Didier Thermal Baths, one of the highlights of the Aosta Valley.
A place of natural wellness known since Roman times and appreciated in the 19th century by the royal Savoy family, set in an alpine landscape of extraordinary beauty.
The thermal waters, combined with breathtaking mountain views, offer a deeply relaxing experience — perfect after a day of hiking and outdoor activities.
The spa can be easily reached from the campsite by car or bus, along the SS26 road for about 25 km.
During June and July, guests of Camping International Touring can benefit from special discounted rates.
For information and details, please contact the reception.
Sports and Adventure
Outdoor activities all year round
Thanks to its central location, Camping International Touring is the ideal base camp for experiencing the Aosta Valley in an active way.
In less than an hour you can reach all the main valleys and enjoy a wide range of sporting activities in every season.
The region is a reference point for mountaineering, climbing and via ferrata routes, with the great alpine massifs — Mont Blanc, Gran Paradiso, Matterhorn and Monte Rosa — providing spectacular scenery.
For cycling enthusiasts, Pila offers a Bike Stadium dedicated to downhill and freeride with numerous trails through the forests.
Sports continue throughout the year: thanks to cable cars and ski lifts it is possible to ski all year round, while from spring to late summer the Dora Baltea river becomes the perfect place for rafting, canyoning, kayaking and other river activities.
The sports offer is completed by fishing, golf, horse riding and air sports such as paragliding and hot-air ballooning, allowing you to experience the mountains from every perspective.
