Campitello di Fassa suits skiers wanting a cable car from the village toward the Sella Ronda, and summer walkers heading for the Sassolungo. Homes are small and mostly for two to six, with no private pools or saunas among them.
Campitello is a historic Alpine resort and the first tourist centre in the Val di Fassa, lying beneath Col Rodella and the Sassolungo. A cableway leaves from the village, and lifts from the Col Rodella area lead toward the Sella Pass and Val Gardena, joining the Sellaronda circuit within a few minutes. At Ischia, at the entrance to the village, there is an outdoor kinderpark and a kinderland for beginners and children, plus a ski school. Our homes are packed into the village and its immediate surroundings, mostly with wifi but few with a garden. In summer the same lifts serve walks toward the Sassolungo group, Sasso Piatto and the Sciliar plateau, and paragliders use the landing fields. Check lift opening dates before any visit outside the main seasons.
A scenic walk links the two villages, so you can reach it on foot.
Lifts from the Col Rodella area run toward the Sella Pass and Val Gardena and onto the Sellaronda circuit.
Reached directly from the village by cable car, with walks from the Col Rodella and Belvedere area.
One of the summer walking destinations from Col Rodella, alongside Sasso Piatto.
Verona is the practical airport, about two hours twenty by car (roughly 115 miles). There is no direct public transport from Verona airport to Campitello; the options combine trains, taxis or shuttles and buses and take four hours or more. A car makes the airport leg far simpler.
Winter is the main season. The Campitello lifts connect with the Sellaronda circuit, and snowmaking supports skiing from the start of the season. Summer is for walking from Col Rodella, paragliding and climbing at the sports centre in Ischia. Lifts open and close on seasonal dates, so check them before booking anything in the shoulder months.
Yes: Ischia, at the entrance to the village, has an outdoor kinderpark and a kinderland, and the area has a ski school and ski kindergarten. Equipment rental is also available.
Take the cableway from the village to the Col Rodella area. From there lifts and slopes run toward the Sella Pass and Val Gardena and connect with the Sellaronda circuit within a few minutes.
Yes. A scenic walk links the two villages, which means you can reach Canazei without taking the car.
Yes, if you like walking or climbing. The cable car gives access to trails toward the Sassolungo group, Sasso Piatto and the Sciliar plateau, and the Ischia sports centre has rock climbing.
No. None of our homes here has a private pool or a sauna, and few have a garden, so this is a resort for the slopes and trails rather than for the pool.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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