How do you get to Gardaland?
Getting to Gardaland
Gardaland Park is at Via Derna 4 in Castelnuovo del Garda, in the province of Verona. The park lies on the southern shore of Lake Garda, a few kilometres from the A4 (Milan–Venice) and A22 (Brenner–Modena) motorways. By train you travel to Peschiera del Garda, 2 kilometres from the park.
By car
From the Netherlands and Belgium you drive through Germany and Austria to the Brenner Pass. In Italy, follow the A22 and take the Affi exit. Then follow the dual carriageway towards Peschiera del Garda.
Coming via the A4? From Milan take the Peschiera del Garda exit, from Venice the Sommacampagna or Peschiera del Garda exit. The park is then a few kilometres from the toll gate. Italian motorways have tolls. From the Netherlands and Belgium, expect a long drive of a whole day.
Parking
There's a paid car park by the park. Staying overnight or picnicking in the car park is not allowed.
By motorhome
Campervan spaces are booked online. You park in the yellow campervan spaces; staying overnight on the site is not allowed.
Hotel guests
At the hotels you park for € 12 per 72 hours, with charging points for electric cars (as of November 2026).
By train and shuttle bus
Gardaland is 2 kilometres from Peschiera del Garda station. From the station a free shuttle bus runs to the park and back every 30 minutes. The first bus leaves 30 minutes before the park opens, the last 30 minutes after closing.
With Trenord you can buy your train and Gardaland Park ticket together in one ticket. Read more on the From Verona to Gardaland page.
By coach
FlixBus and Busforfun coaches run to Gardaland from all over Italy. From Verona and the rest of the Veneto region, the regional ATV bus runs. For the latest connections, check the park's website.