Italian motorcycle campsites


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	Bokki Camping Casella Postale 18 10052 Bardonecchia. Tel: +39 0122 99893 www.bokki.it	This very biker friendly campsite in Italy has been recommended by a couple of riders who stayed here while visiting the Stella Alpine rally. The Adventure bike riding mecca in Europe which takes place once a year.
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	Motorbikehotel Pension Berghang I-39050 Steinegg/Collepietra Oberdorf 110 South Tyrol Tel : +39-0471-376516 www.pension-berghang.	In this guesthouse / pension you’ll find a drying room for your motorcycle clothing, a swimmingpool, sauna, a whirlpool and a free of charge dry parking lot for your motorcycle in a garage
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	Hotel La Stua Piazza Dante 38033 CAVALESE Tel: +39 0462 340235 www.hotellastua.com	Biker and cabrio friendly hotel in the heart of the Dolomites. The hotel has a handy garage for motorbikes and cars and practical spaces for trailers and vans
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	Le Macinaie Lodge Prato delle Macinaie 58033 Castel del Piano (GR) Tel: +39 (0564) 959.001 www.lemacinaie.it	Hotel which also organises some very nice touring routes of the local area that cover the best roads. With time to enjoy good food, magnificent wines and a unique culture
	Motorbikehotel Genziana Via Colesel 16 32020 Arabba (BL) Tel: +39-0436-79124 www.motorbikehotel.com	Situated in the heart of the Dolomiti, 1602m above sea-level on the north-east border between Veneto and Alto Adige – Sudtiro. Two of the most famous mountain passes start from Arabba: The PASSO PORDOI (2239m) noted for its beautiful scenery and colours, and the PASSO CAMPOLONGO (1875m)