Camping Miremer

Your parc features a good multi-level pool complex high on the hillside, maximizing the glorious views. There, you’ll find a large swimming pool: perfect for cooling off, swimming, or simply soaking up the Riviera sunshine, as well as a lagoon-shaped pool for those moments when you simply need to cool off and tread the sun-splashed waters, and a children’s paddling pool.

The heart of the parc is its centrally positioned restaurant, bar, and evening terrace. Serving delicious, family-friendly fare, focusing on classic French cooking and regional Provençal specialities, the restaurant is a big hit with holidaymakers. Enjoy an evening meal on the terrace, with a bottle chosen from the parc’s wine cave, before an incredible sunset. The bar is the perfect place for a refreshing daytime drink or a pre-dinner apéritif. In July and August, a low-key programme of daytime activities for children is usually available, alongside evening entertainment like quizzes, themed nights, or a summer disco. There’s a bespoke weekly market on site, too: so you can cook up a treat at your place.

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The parc offers plenty of ways to stay active, whether you prefer friendly competition or family fun. There’s a multi-sports court for football, basketball, badminton and volleyball, as well as a children’s playground and pétanque Court (well, it wouldn’t be France without one, would it?). With yoga, trampolines and an outdoor gym, this is definitely a parc for those who like to keep moving!

The location of Domaine de Miremer is, we think, one of its greatest assets. The parc places you perfectly between the glittering coast and the peaceful countryside. The local area is dominated by the magical confection of Port Grimaud (5km away). This Provençal Venice is a unique, colourful creation: with canals, bridges, and boats, and a brilliant place for an evening stroll and memorable dinner. Just up the hill is the original medieval village of Grimaud (10km), with its ruined castle offering spectacular views over the whole bay. The coastline, of course, is all about those magical beaches. Just 10-15 minutes’ drive will take you to family-friendly, sheltered sands such as Plage des Marines de Cogolin. Step away from the coast and you are immediately in the beautiful, wooded hills of the Massif des Maures. This protected area is a hiker’s paradise, full of cork oaks, chestnut trees, and the unmistakable scent of wild herbs. Who knew the Riviera could be so wild and natural?