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When you think of Burgundy in France, wine immediately comes to mind. Famous wines such as Pinot Noir (a red wine) and Chardonnay (a white wine) originate from this region. The capital, Dijon, is known for its many historic buildings. If you enjoy good food, drink, and culture, Burgundy is a wonderful destination for a camping holiday. Take a walk through the vineyards or forests, or perhaps visit one of the beautiful old castles in the area. All of this is possible in Burgundy.
There are plenty of campsites around Beaune. Beaune is located near the Route du Soleil, making it a convenient stopover if you're travelling through France—you can easily book a stopover campsite here. If you'd prefer to stay longer and explore the region, you can also book a campsite for an extended period. Some campsites are located by natural water, while others offer swimming pools. Travelling by motorhome? You'll find plenty of camper pitches available. There’s plenty of choice for a great camping holiday near Beaune.
Beaune offers plenty to discover—don’t miss these highlights:
A castle located in the commune of Savigny-lès-Beaune, near Beaune.
A lovely park just outside the centre of Beaune.
An impressive church located in the heart of Beaune.
This museum offers insight into Burgundy’s wine culture and is housed in a historic building.
This stunning building was once a hospital and now serves as a museum. Guided tours are available for all ages.
The following towns and cities nearby are also worth a visit:
This town is famous for its wines.
The capital of Burgundy, known for its beautiful old architecture.
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This medieval city is renowned for its architecture.
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Located in the south of Burgundy, surrounded by vineyards.
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A historic city on the Loire, to the west of Beaune.
Beaune is a charming, smaller city with a delightful old town centre surrounded by ancient city walls. One of the main highlights is the Hospices de Beaune, a beautiful building that once served as a hospital and now houses a museum. Beaune is surrounded by the stunning vineyards of Burgundy, perfect for scenic walks.
If you’re looking to camp in a historic region full of vineyards, or want a charming stopover on your way south, book a campsite in Beaune!
Weather throughout the year
| Month | Temperature (°C) | Humidity Average relative humidity in percent (%). The higher it is, the more humid and muggy it feels. | Rainfall Total precipitation per month in millimetres (mm). 1 mm equals 1 litre of rain per m². |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 6°/0° Average 3° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 80% | 54 mm |
| February | 8°/0° Average 4° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 76% | 46 mm |
| March | 13°/3° Average 8° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 70% | 49 mm |
| April | 16°/5° Average 11° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 67% | 52 mm |
| May | 20°/9° Average 15° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 69% | 76 mm |
| June | 24°/12° Average 18° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 69% | 70 mm |
| July | 27°/14° Average 21° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 65% | 59 mm |
| August | 27°/14° Average 21° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 65% | 58 mm |
| September | 22°/11° Average 17° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 69% | 63 mm |
| October | 16°/8° Average 12° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 77% | 77 mm |
| November | 10°/4° Average 7° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 81% | 68 mm |
| December | 7°/1° Average 4° 0° 27° Bar and colour compared to the whole year, from coldest to warmest | 83% | 61 mm |