Best route from Rotterdam to Cortina (dolomites)?

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We are planning to travel with our casravan mid September 25. Is the best way to go via Innsbruck and the Brenner Pass? Does anyone know of a good stopover en route and of any campsites open in the Dolomites in October.
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  • peedee
    peedee Club Member Posts: 9,942
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    We have travel via Fussen-Innsbruck-Brenner-Cortina a few times to get to Croatia in a motorhome but we largely use the camper stops(aires) but have a look at Camping Tolblacher See which is in the Dolomites on the way to Cortina. It may be open when you want it.

    peedee

  • JAC
    JAC Club Member Posts: 8
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    Done this route with the caravan a few times to get to Lake Garda / Venice and no problems at all.

    Detailed route Rotterdam, Through Netherland to Venlo, Route 61 and Route 5 to Karlsruhe, Route 8 to Ulm, Route 7 to Fussen, Through Fern Pass on Route 179, Route 189 and A12 to Innsbruck, A13 Brenner motorway through to Italy. Note you need to get a vignette at the Austrian border to use the A12 and the A13 Brenner motorway has toll booths.

    Used the overnight ferry to Rotterdam and with a good run (520 miles 95% motorway) got to an overnight site at Pfronten (about 10 miles before Fussen).

    Camping Pfronten https://www.camping-pfronten.de/ They are open until 21st Sept per their website.

    Never booked in case of delays, and they have pitches where you can stay hitched up for an easy getaway next day. Easy route out direct to the Fern Pass.

    CAMPING PFRONTEN

    Schneider family

    Tiroler Straße 184

    87459 Pfronten/Allgäu 

    Phone +49 (0)8363 8353

    info@camping -pfronten.de

    Jonathan

  • ClubMember58A858F2A9
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    Thanks for your time. Great information and very useful

    Thanks

  • Dave_N
    Dave_N Forum Participant, Club Member Posts: 9 Participant
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    Camping Olympia in Dobbiaco is open all year, There’s lots to do in the area. Leave the Brenner Pass north of Bressanone onto the SS49 (E66). It’s a good road (we use it ever year in September). It’s a short hop to Cortina but many sites around Cortina close at the end of September.

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