Western Provence
Western Provence is known for its rich history. In the major cities, the Roman heritage is still visible everywhere, and the locals take pride in their origins and culture. The area is easy to explore and, thanks to its varied landscapes, offers something for everyone. In summer, fields are filled with the colours of lavender, olive trees, and sunflowers, while winters are generally quite mild. From charming villages to lively cities, and from wide open fields to impressive mountain ranges, Provence has plenty to discover. Staying at a campsite in Arles puts all of this within easy reach.
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Discover Arles from the Best Campsites
There are several campsites around Arles, but not so many that it feels crowded. You can choose from a selection of welcoming family campsites, beautifully located in this western part of Bouches-du-Rhône. Some sites are larger than others, so you can decide whether you prefer peace and quiet or more activities and facilities. Most campsites have a swimming pool, and children will enjoy the playgrounds. In addition to plenty of space for pitching your tent, there are also options to rent a ready-to-use mobile home.
Sights in Arles
There is a lot to see and do in Arles, making a camping holiday in this area well worth it.
L’Espace Van Gogh
This museum explores the life of Vincent Van Gogh in Arles, where he spent about 15 months and painted a large part of his collection.
Les Arènes
An original Roman amphitheatre that strongly resembles the Colosseum.
Place de la République
In the centre of this square stands an Egyptian obelisk, once brought here from a nearby Roman circus.
Théâtre Antique
Remains of an ancient Roman theatre, with several columns still standing.
Exploring the Area Around Arles
Arles is centrally located in western Provence, offering plenty of opportunities for memorable day trips in the region.
Pont du Gard
This Roman aqueduct rises high above the landscape and dates back to the 1st century AD.
Nîmes
This city blends Roman monuments with modern architecture. The amphitheatre is still in use today for events such as bullfighting.
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Les Alpilles
This mountain range is often called the herb garden of France, ideal for wonderful walks.
Les Baux-de-Provence
This village is perched on a rocky outcrop surrounded by gorges. A visit to the ruins of the old fortress is highly recommended.
Camargue
This unique nature reserve is best explored by boat or on horseback.
A Diverse Destination for a Wonderful Holiday
A campsite near Arles in France guarantees a varied holiday in a remarkable region. Ancient culture, breathtaking natural beauty, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities ensure you’ll have a fantastic time. Don’t miss your chance—book the campsite in Arles that suits your wishes.
