Nestled in the heart of Alta Badia, Camping Sass Dlacia offers a rare combination of peace, breathtaking landscapes and outdoor adventure.
This is the perfect starting point for your journey in one of the most authentic corners of the Dolomites.
How to reach usin the heart of the Dolomites
The Camping Sass Dlacia campground is situated in the Saré-Armentarola area, at the top-end of the Val Badia valley, at the foot of the Dolomites mountain range of Lavarela-Conturines and Sas Dlacia. The neighbouring village of San Cassiano lies 3 km (1.9 MI) northwest of the campground. In the opposite direction, southeast, the Valparola and Falzarego passes lead to Veneto and the towns of Cortina or Arabba. The entrance to the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park lies right next to the campground, with the park stretching north and east for several miles. On the opposite direction, the meadows and pastures of "Pre de Costa" make for relaxing days in summer as well as in winter.
GPS – N 46° 33 14 E 11° 58 12
The campground can be reached by foot from the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park and is on a small detour from the Dolomites High Route Nr.1 trekking route.
- 2-2.5 hours from the "Gran Fanes Alm - Malga Gran Fanes"
- 3-3.5 hours from the "Rifugio Fanes Hütte"
- 3-3.5 hours from the "Rifugio Lagazuoi"
- 3.5-4 hours from the "Bivacco della Pace"
Our address for your GPS: Camping Sass Dlacia, Sciarè 11, 39036 San Cassiano in Badia BZ
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Camping Sass Dlacia can be reached from two main directions Valparola/Falzarego pass (Veneto) and Brunico/Val Badia.
During winter some of the roads can be closed to transit, so be sure to check the status of roads of the direction you intend to use while planning your trip and before you arrive. We recommend that all campers check the following resources before traveling:
Mountain Passes: Road Report
Directions:
- A22 Brennero highway to Brixen / Bressanone exit - SS49 Pustertal / Val Pusteria road to St. Lorenzen / S. Lorenzo - SS244 Val Badia road to La Villa - SP37 to San Cassiano
- A22 Brennero highway to Klausen / Chiusa exit - SS242 Val Gardena to Plan de Gralba (Gardena Pass) - SS243 road to LA Villa - SP37 to San Cassiano
- SS203 road from Belluno - Agordo - Alleghe - Caprile - Cernadoi - SR48 to Arabba - SP244 to Campolongo Pass - SS244 to La Villa - SP37 to San Cassiano
- SS203 road from Belluno - Agordo - Alleghe - Caprile - Falzarego Pass - SP24 to Valparola Pass - SP37 to San Cassiano
- SS51 road to Cortina d'Ampezzo - SR48 to Falzarego Pass - SP24 to Valparola Pass - SP37 to San Cassiano
The nearest train stations are Bruneck / Brunico, St. Lorenzen / San Lorenzo, Calalzo di Cadore.
From Bruneck / Brunico and St. Lorenzen / San Lorenzo walk to the nearest bus station and get the bus to La Villa. In La Villa you need to change to San Cassiano and get off at the Sciaré terminal.
Bus terminal is within walking distance of the campground.
From Calalzo di Cadore take the bus to Cortina and change to Alta Badia. As this connection is served in high season only, we do not reccomend to reach us from this route.
Please refer to the following websites:
- SAD Train and bus services in the South Tyrol
- Südtirol Mobil public transport information in South Tyrol
- Trainline leader in Europe to travel by train or bus
- Trenitalia Italian railway company
- Cortina Express from Cortina to Venice / during high season, it stops at the campground
Need a cab? Taxi Night & Day: +39 0471 018 0000
Commercial airlines serve the following airports near the Italian Dolomites: Munich (MUC), Venice (VCE), Milan (MXP), Bergamo (BGY), Innsbruck (INN)
Several bus companies serve direct transfers from and to the main airports.
