Camping in France

Why we love holidays in France

So close, so easy to get to, and yet a world away, camping holidays in France offer a rich tapestry of great beaches, family-friendly resorts and hidden treasures.

From the charming coves of Northern France, via the castles and vineyards of Central France, to the sizzling resorts and thrilling watersports of Southern France, we have parcs in all the right places.

Oh, and did we mention, that includes Paris and the rugged beauty of Corsica? Let us show you a French camping holiday that hits the right spot for your family adventures. Read on to find out.

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Northern France

Northern France is rich in Celtic history and natural beauty. Brittany enchants with its rugged coastline and charming villages. Normandy has elegant resorts and the stunning Mont-Saint-Michel. Paris offers dazzling sights and Disneyland® Paris theme park. Picardy boasts beautiful countryside, and the Ardennes region is known for its lush forests and activities perfect for outdoor lovers.

Brittany

Gorgeous coves, Celtic culture and ancient megaliths in this characterful corner of northeast France

Paris

The capital can be dramatic, romantic or exciting: with world class culture, dining, shopping and theme parks

Normandy

Historic D-Day beaches, picturesque ports, and Mont Saint-Michel's iconic silhouette make this region captivating

Picardy

Gothic cathedrals, charming medieval towns, and the wild Côte d'Opale coastline offer plenty of surprises

Ardennes

Dense forests, winding rivers, and quaint villages create a tranquil escape in this region of unsurpassed beauty

Central France

Countryside, castles and great food await in Central France. Discover the Dordogne's châteaux and delicious food, or Loire’s equally-magnificent châteaux and vineyards. Charente Maritime features beautiful beaches and historic ports, but beaches galore await you in the Vendée too, with charming resorts alongside. In the east, Alsace enchants with its half-timbered houses, and the Vosges mountains feature lush forests and hiking trails. Outdoor lovers will enjoy Jura’s pristine lakes, or the French Alps’ hills and thrills.

The Dordogne

Prehistoric caves, medieval castles, and gastronomic delights await in this lush region

Jura

Pristine lakes, dense forests, and distinctive wines await in this off-the-beaten-track region

Loire

Fairy-tale castles, picturesque vineyards, and the majestic Loire River form an enchanting landscape

The French Alps

Majestic peaks, pristine lakes, and top ski resorts (even in summer!) provide year-round adventure

Charente-Maritime

Sun-soaked islands, historic coastal towns, and delicious seafood make this Atlantic region so thrilling

Vendée

Wide, soft-sand beaches, colourful seaside resorts and authentic fishing villages await

Alsace

Half-timbered villages, timeless vineyards, and a unique culture create a fairytale setting

Vosges

Forested mountains, thermal spas, and traditional crafts make this eastern region a tranquil retreat

Southern France

Southern France offers dramatic beaches and family-friendly resorts. Explore the medieval towns of Aveyron, or the beaches of the Gironde. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the gorges of the Ardèche and the watersports available at Landes. The charming villages of Provence lead to the sizzling resorts of the French Riviera or the family-focused fun of Languedoc - Roussillon.

Corsica

Breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and rich cultural heritage amid sun-drenched beaches

French Riviera

Glamorous beaches, charming villages, and vibrant nightlife create the ultimate Mediterranean playground

Provence

Lavender fields, hill-top villages, and Roman ruins create a sensory feast in this sun-kissed region

Gironde

Home to world-famous Bordeaux wines, Atlantic beaches, and Europe's largest sand dune!

Languedoc-Roussillon

Sun-drenched beaches, medieval citadels, and lively resorts offer the perfect holiday backdrop

Landes

Endless pine forests, pristine beaches, and excellent surfing spots characterize this tranquil coastal region

Ardèche

Dramatic gorges, prehistoric caves, and charming villages dot this rugged landscape

Aveyron

Medieval villages perched on ridges, lush green fields, and outdoor adventures await

Tarn

Rich in Cathar history, it boasts the UNESCO-listed city of Albi, rolling vineyards, and charming bastide towns

Our favourite beaches in France

France's magnificent coastline offers mile after mile of stunning sands and stylish beachside resorts.

In Picardy, the vast expanse of the Baie de Somme features wild, windswept sands perfect for exhilarating walks and seal-watching.

Normandy's D-Day beaches combine historical significance with natural beauty—particularly at Gold and Omaha where wide golden crescents offer sandcastle-building opportunities aplenty.

Brittany is perhaps France's most varied coastal region, with its ruggedly beautiful Pink Granite coast in the north, and the sheltered, turquoise waters and white sands of the Gulf of Morbihan – more Caribbean than Atlantic – in the south.

The Vendée coastline offers family perfection with over 140 kms of gentle, sandy beaches including the resort-backed shores of Les Sables-d'Olonne.

In France's southwestern corner, the seemingly endless beaches of Gironde and Landes stretch for over 150 kms, complete with Europe's largest pine forest and tallest sand dune. Check out cool Biarritz and sporty Hossegor, attracting international surf competitions.

The Mediterranean coast starts with Languedoc's untamed beauty, where the beach and mountain vistas of artistic Collioure give way to vast sandy stretches and lively resorts, before reaching the sophisticated Riviera where legendary beaches include the celebrity-spotting sands of Saint-Tropez, and the crystal-clear coves of the Calanques between Marseille and Cassis.

Best beaches in France

Our favourite things to do in France

Fun days out

From the mega-aquarium of Oceanopolis in Brittany to magical moments in Disneyland® Paris, Northern France promises so much fun, so close to home.

Puy du Fou, in Central France is a historic theme park you’ll love - as you will a day at Futuroscope, with its 3D rides. Southern France offers a beautiful train ride on Le Petit Train d'Antibes, the fairground rides of Fabrikusworld in Languedoc and Azur Park’s bigger thrills in the French Riviera.

Disneyland® Paris

Getting active

In Northern France, take a cycle ride through the ancient forests of central Brittany, or hike the peninsulas that jut out into the Atlantic.

In Central France, you can kayak along the Dordogne, or explore the canyons and gorges of the Ardèche.

Southern France offers great surf in Gironde and Landes regions, while the Riviera and Languedoc-Roussillon is great for snorkeling and Scuba diving. Love mountains? Head to Annecy and the French Alps.

Cultural hotspots

In Northern France, Normandy’s Giverny Gardens are preserved to resemble Monet's famous paintings, while Paris boasts the world-renowned Louvre.

Central France features the Loire’s immersive museum dedicated to the world's wine heritage.

In Southern France, you can explore the Fondation Vincent van Gogh in Arles, Provence, which pays homage to the legendary artist while showcasing contemporary works.

Our favourite things to see in France

Historic sites

In Northern France, Brittany’s Carnac stones have been waiting for you for over 5,000 years, while Mont-Saint-Michel and the poignant D-Day beaches make Normandy a must.

The magnificent Château de Chambord in Central France stands as a testament to Renaissance grandeur, while the Château de Chenonceau spans the Cher River in fairy-tale splendour.

Southern France offers a journey through time with the Roman amphitheater in Nîmes, and the medieval fortress of Carcassonne.

Cities worth seeing

In Northern France, explore the medieval charm of Rouen with its stunning Gothic cathedral and links to Joan of Arc.

Central France beckons with Orléans, a dynamic city steeped in history and the perfect base for discovering Loire Valley châteaux, and the elegant wine capital of Bordeaux.

Southern France dazzles with vibrant cities like Montpellier and Perpignan, known for their youthful energy and historic cores and Nice, where Mediterranean beauty meets cultural richness.

Natural wonders

Northern France captivates with the dramatic cliffs of Étretat in Normandy and the rugged, beach-fringed headlands of Brittany.

Central France is home to the serene landscapes of the Loire Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its meandering rivers and verdant vineyards, the sand dune-skyscraper of the Gironde’s Dune du Pilat, and world famous cave systems of the Ardèche.

Southern France offers Provence’s rugged Calanques and the magnificent Gorges du Verdon.

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