The park occupies a space of approximately 120,000 square meters, providing significant room for both high-activity zones and quiet green areas.
The facility features specialized pools designed with varying depths to accommodate different swimming abilities and age groups.
The water in the swimming pools is regularly tested and filtered, with specific sections designed for children and non-swimmers.
The park integrates natural elements with human-made pools, featuring a large green parkland that provides natural shade through mature tree cover.
A dedicated refreshment area is situated on-site, focusing on regional snacks and quick meals to support long-stay visitors.
Parco La Quiete is a large recreational park located near Lake Garda featuring three distinct swimming pools and extensive landscaped green spaces. The property includes a central pond often used for recreational activities and relaxation. It offers various sports facilities, including beach volleyball courts and multi-purpose fields. The park caters to both families and individuals looking for outdoor leisure, providing dedicated picnic areas and sunbathing zones. As of June 2026, the park continues its long-standing operation as a seasonal aquatic and leisure destination. It is situated within the Lonato del Garda municipality, set back from the lakefront in a rural-adjacent landscape.
The elevated grassy banks overlooking the main swimming pool with the lush park trees in the background.
Bring your own beach umbrella or sunshade if you plan to visit on peak summer weekends, as permanent shade areas can fill up quickly.
Pack a high-quality sunscreen, as the expansive open green areas offer limited shade during the midday hours.
Water shoes are recommended for comfort when moving between the pool areas and the grassy lounge sections.
Do not arrive during mid-afternoon on a Saturday or Sunday in July, as the park reaches capacity quickly, potentially limiting space.
Operates strictly as a seasonal park, typically open from late spring through early autumn; closed during winter months.
Swim caps are typically required for all swimmers in the pool areas; appropriate swimwear is mandatory.
