Agriturismi — working farm stays scattered across the Italian countryside, from Tuscany's rolling hills to Puglia's olive groves — are consistently some of the most naturally pet-friendly accommodation options in the country. Open land for walking, a generally relaxed rural attitude toward animals, and often direct access to trails right outside the door make them a strong pick for anyone travelling with a dog that needs regular exercise, not just a place to sleep. Fee structure varies property to property: some welcome pets completely free of charge, others charge a modest nightly fee, commonly in the region of €10 a night.
Campsites follow a similar pattern of relaxed, outdoor-first pet acceptance, particularly at sites geared toward families and long stays rather than short city-break tourism. As with agriturismi, individual campsite rules on leash requirements, designated pitches, and any pet fee are worth confirming directly before arrival, since they're set site by site rather than under any single national standard.