Lakes around San Fior, Italy, offer diverse natural landscapes in the Treviso province of Veneto. The region is characterized by pre-alpine settings, providing scenic beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities. Notable options include the Revine Lakes, which are significant pre-alpine bodies of water near towns like Conegliano and Vittorio Veneto. These areas are known for their natural features and historical interest.
Last updated: October 3, 2026
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L'Oasi Campagnola was created from the environmental recovery of a gravel pit used during the construction of the A27 Mestre - Vittorio Veneto motorway section. This borrow pit, after the extraction work was completed, had become an open-air dumping ground for waste. The project, which involved the Grigolin Group, involved the reclamation and reshaping of the area with the creation of a public oasis, handed over to the Municipality of Mareno di Piave. The recreational area and the structure of the Ristorante Pizzeria Oasi Campagnola were created around the lake. https://www.oasicampagnola.it/
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Small artificial lake, formed by an earth dam, located near Fratte. Created by Enel after the Second World War, the lake serves as a balancing reservoir for the Caneva power plant, also receiving water from the gallery that comes from the Carron divider.
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Lago Madruc is a quiet body of water near the town of Fratte di Fregona. A path allows you to go around the lake, offering a pleasant circular route of just over 1 kilometer immersed in nature.
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Good training to get to the top and enjoy the view!
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A look at the lakes and the valley from an unusual perspective😎👍
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Unfortunately, the blade's suffering from the 2022 drought is still evident. The most recent photo dates back to January 2024, after a light snowfall.
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Grove with cycle path with gravel or mtb that allows you to see it from the inside in 5/10 minutes and a small lake on the edge. Worth a quick visit.
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Near San Fior, you'll discover a mix of natural and artificial bodies of water. The prominent Lake Madruc is an artificial lake serving as a balancing reservoir, offering a pleasant circular path. Further afield, the pre-alpine Revine Lakes (Lake of Santa Maria and Lake Lago) provide picturesque natural settings. You can also find smaller, recovered areas like Oasis Campagnola, which was transformed from a gravel pit into a public recreational area.
Yes, particularly around the Revine Lakes. Human settlements have existed on their shores since the Copper and Bronze Ages. On the western shores of Lake Lago, you can visit Livelet, a didactic archaeological park featuring recreated prehistoric pile dwellings, offering a glimpse into the region's ancient past.
The lakes and surrounding areas offer various outdoor activities. You can enjoy easy walks, such as the circular route around Lake Madruc, or explore cycling paths like the one through Bosco Crasere. For more extensive adventures, there are numerous hiking trails and gravel biking routes in the wider region, including those around the Revine Lakes.
For stunning panoramic views, consider the View of Lago di Lago from Creste dei Comun, which offers an unusual perspective of the Revine Lakes and the valley. Another natural spot with scenic potential is Lama Valent, though its appearance can vary depending on recent weather conditions.
Absolutely. Lake Madruc is family-friendly with its easy circular path. Oasis Campagnola, with its recreational area and restaurant, is also a great option for families. The Bosco Crasere offers a short cycle path suitable for a quick family visit.
While not directly in San Fior, the wider Veneto region boasts significant lakes. Lake Garda, Italy's largest lake, offers beautiful towns, beaches, and historical sites. Lake Santa Croce, Veneto's second-largest, is known for its sparkling blue waters, sandy beaches, and favorable winds for aquatic and aerial sports.
The pre-alpine lakes in the Veneto region, including the Revine Lakes, are generally pleasant from spring through early autumn. During these months, the weather is ideal for walking, cycling, and enjoying the natural scenery. Summer offers opportunities for water sports on larger lakes like Santa Croce, while spring and autumn provide milder temperatures and vibrant foliage.
Yes, several lakes offer easy walking opportunities. Lake Madruc has a pleasant circular route just over 1 kilometer long, immersed in nature. The area around Bosco Crasere also features a short cycle path that can be walked. For more options, explore the hiking guides around San Fior, which include easy routes.
Yes, Oasis Campagnola is a prime example, featuring a restaurant and pizzeria right by the lake, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and dining. In the towns surrounding the Revine Lakes, such as Vittorio Veneto, you'll also find various cafes and eateries.
Cycling is a popular activity in the region. Bosco Crasere has a gravel cycle path. For more extensive rides, you can find numerous gravel biking and traffic-free bike routes around San Fior, many of which pass by or offer views of the lakes.
While smaller local lakes like Madruc are not typically for swimming, the larger lakes in the wider Veneto region offer these opportunities. Lake Santa Croce is particularly known for its sandy beaches and winds favorable for aquatic sports. The Revine Lakes also provide opportunities for relaxation by the water, though specific wild swimming spots may require local inquiry.


Still not found your perfect lake around San Fior? Check out the guides of these regions to see even more beautiful places.