Eurocamp is set to add three holiday parks to its European portfolio for the 2027 summer season, with new offerings in France and Italy featuring water parks, family activities, sports facilities, and a range of accommodations. The additions include Camping l’Ardéchois in Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, Delta Open Air Resort on Italy’s Adriatic coast, and hu Eraclea Mare on the Venetian Coast.
The parks vary in size, amenities, and starting prices, offering different options for travelers seeking outdoor accommodations alongside resort-style facilities. According to The Sun, the parks will open between April and May 2027, with published starting prices ranging from £313 to £416. These rates may provide a reference point for campground and holiday park operators assessing how accommodation pricing aligns with the facilities and experiences offered to guests.
Camping l’Ardéchois in Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, France, is an existing resort joining Eurocamp’s portfolio. The property has 230 pitches, making it the smallest of the three featured parks. Its facilities include two swimming pools, a children’s paddling pool, an outdoor playground, a kids club, and a spa area with saunas and hammams. Guests can also access on-site restaurants, evening entertainment, and a nautical center.
Outdoor activities include canoeing from a riverside beach, as well as yoga, tennis, and padel. Accommodation options include two-bedroom cabins that sleep up to five people and larger, premium three-bedroom holiday homes. The park is scheduled to open on April 23, 2027, and operate through September. Prices start at £416, according to the report.
For operators, the property illustrates how a smaller site can combine family-focused facilities with wellness and outdoor recreation to appeal to different guest segments. Its relatively limited pitch count may also allow for a different operating model than the larger parks, although the source does not provide occupancy, staffing, or revenue figures.
Delta Open Air Resort, located on Italy’s Adriatic coast, is a new property with approximately 1,200 pitches, according to the source. The resort includes a 4,000-square-meter aqua park with swimming pools and children’s splash areas, two restaurants, a bar, and a gelato shop. Guests can also purchase groceries at an on-site supermarket.
Sports facilities and coastal cycling paths provide additional recreation options, while a nearby beach and surrounding Italian towns offer opportunities for excursions beyond the property. The resort is scheduled to open on May 22, 2027, and remain open through October. Prices start at £410, according to The Sun.
The park’s combination of extensive aquatic facilities, food and beverage outlets, retail, and access to nearby attractions demonstrates a diversified approach to guest spending and activity planning. However, the investment and operating requirements associated with maintaining these amenities are not detailed in the report.
The third addition, hu Eraclea Mare, is planned as a five-star resort on Italy’s Venetian Coast. It is the largest of the three properties, with 3,000 pitches and accommodations ranging from two-bedroom to four-bedroom units.
Its 15,000-square-meter water park includes lagoons, indoor swimming pools, Olympic-size pools, water slides, and a solarium. Other activities include tennis, soccer, volleyball, yoga, pedal boating, canoeing, paintball, and an 18-hole miniature golf course. The resort also features a tree-based adventure experience and zip line, which the operator claims is the largest built at a holiday village.
Dining and entertainment are central to the property’s offering, with 30 food and beverage venues and an outdoor theater with 1,500 seats. The resort is located directly on a Blue Flag beach, a designation associated with environmental and beach-management standards.
hu Eraclea Mare is scheduled to open on May 5, 2027, and operate through September, according to the Irish Sun. Published starting prices are £313, the lowest of the three parks featured in the report.
The three properties illustrate different approaches to competing in the European outdoor accommodation market. While Camping l’Ardéchois emphasizes a smaller-scale, family-oriented experience, Delta Open Air Resort combines aquatic attractions with coastal recreation, and hu Eraclea Mare relies on a larger accommodation base and an extensive range of amenities.
For campground, RV resort, and glamping operators, the developments highlight the importance of matching facilities to target markets and operating capacity. Water parks, entertainment venues, restaurants, and organized activities can broaden a property’s appeal, but they also introduce additional staffing, maintenance, energy, and capital costs. The published starting prices alone do not establish profitability or provide a direct comparison of value, as the report does not specify booking dates, accommodation types, occupancy assumptions, or additional fees.
The three parks are expected to join Eurocamp’s offerings for the 2027 season, giving travelers more options for combining outdoor stays with resort-style services. For operators planning future developments or upgrades, their different scales and amenity mixes provide examples of how accommodation capacity, recreation, and seasonal opening schedules can shape a holiday park’s market positioning.
