Looking for a beautiful, natural backdrop to add to that authentic European experience? Why not give Domaine du Verdon, an excellent Castels parc, a try?

If you’re looking for a relaxed holiday parc to use as a base for enjoying the active side of Provence, welcome to Le Val de Durance. Set in the peaceful surroundings of the Luberon Natural Park, this site has 9 acres of lush woodland and a private lake (complete with supervised, sandy beach) for the family to explore.

Natural surroundings don’t come better than Les Rives du Luberon – a large holiday parc at the base of the Luberon foothills. Whether you take it easy and relax at your large pitch, or splash about in the swimming and paddling pools; panoramic views of magnificent mountains are guaranteed across parc.

Welcome to Les Lacs du Verdon, a Provencal parc that promises a seriously active family holiday. A huge park of oak trees and fragrant scrubland surrounds this 25-acre parc; the outdoors gets even greater at Gorges du Verdon, just a short distance away.

Imagine travelling down the tranquil River Argens near to the heart of the French Riviera, towards a rural parc set next door to a vineyard.

If you’re looking for a lively parc on the French Riviera, complete with wish-list facilities, chances are, La Baume is for you.

If you’re looking for a stylish resort parc, Club Colombier, part of the Yelloh! Village chain, certainly fits the bill.

So, how long have you wanted to explore the real France, while giving the kids a great holiday and you the chance to recharge your batteries?

Picture sheltering palms, a marina location and great facilities, and you’ll soon realise why Holiday Marina is one of our best-loved Riviera sites.

Just a few kilometres separates Camping La Barque from the beach. But, as an escape route from the bustle of the coast, this neat and tidy little parc is hard to beat.

Prepare to be wowed by Holiday Green’s centrepiece: a huge Californian pool complex, which includes a children’s pool with water games, a covered heated pool, toboggans, solarium and Jacuzzi.

Domaine Des Naiades is a large wooded parc that lies just above Port Grimaud. From this colourful harbour town you can sail to St Tropez or simply tour the weekly market and get a real flavour for the Côte d'Azur. Back on parc you’ll find fantastic swimming facilities, including an Olympic-sized pool plus two large waterslides and a kids’ pool.

The pine clad valleys and peaceful hillsides just inland from the bustle of the Côte d’Azur are the delightful backdrop to this recently renovated and totally enchanting south of France parc. Not that the beaches are too far away – at just 7km from the coast, you can be running from sand to surf within a few minutes’ drive.

Fancy mixing chilled days on the beach with cultural trips to medieval villages? Green Park could be the place for you! Located in the heart of a valley, surrounded by hills, you may be surprised to find that this parc is just a few minutes from the famous French coastline.

Travel to the edge of coastal Provence and you’ll discover a seaside holiday parc facing a lovely French harbor. La Presqu'île is just 400m from the white, sandy shores of Saint Asile – your first stop for swimming, diving or to catch a boat trip.

Meaning the Bay of Angels, this seaside parc is surrounded by 25 acres of pine trees and olive groves, just 3 km from Lecques beach. In between trips to the sea, you’ll find lots to keep you occupied on site like a water park with mushroom sprinklers, a double slide and paddling pool.

Marina Paradise is a large, lush parc located on the edge of Cogolin harbour, just 5km from dazzling St. Tropez.

Nestled in the timeless countryside (between the Maures and Esterel hills), yet only 20 minutes from the coast, it's hard not to fall for Parc St James Oasis. Distinctly French, this lively parc with a great pool complex provides an authentic Provençal experience.

This family-friendly parc is perfect for families with younger children, with a great little playground and relaxed ambience. There’s a small pool, and enough space to stretch out and enjoy that glorious south of France sunshine. In less than five minutes you can be stretched out on a Riviera beach, too