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Provence is a region renowned for its charming atmosphere. Rolling hills, olive groves, and picturesque villages define its unique character. Here, you can experience the authentic side of France. It’s the perfect destination for those who appreciate the good life and love history. If you choose to stay at a campsite in Provence, its allure will captivate you from the very first day. It might be your first time camping here, but it certainly won’t be your last.
The varied landscape offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. You can try water sports along the coast or on rivers, or head to the mountains for hiking and climbing with spectacular views. In winter, the Alps offer their own unique charm, and you’ll also find winter campsites in the area.
Campsites in Provence come in all shapes and sizes. You might opt for a large site with all the facilities you could wish for, or perhaps a small, peaceful campsite for a more tranquil experience. If you’re looking to escape the everyday hustle and bustle, a secluded or nature campsite can offer just the peace you need. Provence also has several campsites specifically for naturists.
Of course, there are many other options. Travelling with family? Choose a family-friendly or child-friendly campsite, often featuring swimming pools, kids’ clubs, and entertainment. The children will have a great time, giving you a chance to relax. If you want to meet other families and make new friends, consider camping at a site that’s popular with international guests.
The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region is home to some of the most iconic cities in France, including:
This seaside city is famous for its annual film festival, when the town is filled with movie stars and excitement. But Cannes has much more to offer throughout the year, from its luxurious marina and excellent restaurants to a vibrant nightlife.
Located on the coast, Nice is a major tourist destination. Don’t miss a stroll through the old town and a visit to one of its antique markets.
This independent city-state is a popular attraction for holidaymakers in the Provence region. The Monte Carlo Casino is world-famous, and the old town, with its palace and cathedral, is also well worth a visit.
Saint Tropez is the ultimate destination for the international jet set. This town combines modern flair with romantic charm and boasts a wide range of shops and restaurants. It’s easy to spend an entire day here. In high summer, a walk around the marina is a must, with its impressive display of luxury yachts.
If you’re looking for a break from the glamorous cities, head out into the countryside and discover the historical and cultural gems hidden in the landscape.
This expansive nature reserve, located north of Monaco and Nice, is known for its diverse and sometimes wild scenery. Walkers can take advantage of hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails, and the area covers an impressive 700 square kilometres.
Follow the legendary route taken by Napoléon on his return from exile on Elba, which begins in Cannes and leads all the way to Paris.
This amphitheatre was built in 90 BC and could seat up to 20,000 spectators. Centuries later, houses and fortifications were added around it, and one of the original four towers is still visible today. The amphitheatre also offers beautiful views over the city of Arles.
Provence has everything you could wish for on a camping holiday: charming villages, sophisticated cities, varied natural landscapes, and a rich history. Choose from campsites by the beach, along rivers, or in the hills. Whatever you decide, our campsites in Provence are the icing on the cake for your holiday. Take a look at our selection now!
