Le Temps de Vivre offers you the opportunity to go green for a short or long stay on its large pitches. It is an ideal destination for camping in low season as well as in high summer.
In winter, stay in the immaculately restored wooden mazot (chalet), for a true White Christmas experience.The Dordogne is a green region with preserved nature and unique landscapes. Set out in any direction and you will find forest hikes, mountain bike trails and quaint alpine villages.
This is a site where nature surrounds you. This spectacular campsite, 3,000 feet up the Rhône-Alpes, offers champagne views for cider prices, with most pitches offering breath-taking views of Mont Blanc. Isolated from each other, and hidden amongst the leaves and branches, the tree houses offer all the creature comforts, along with the luxury of waking up each morning to a dawn chorus of birds and wild boar and snuffling for chestnuts in the grass.ħ: Camping Les Dômes de Miage, Rhône-Alpes Situated in the heart of the Normandy countryside, high in the redwoods on an ancient estate, these sturdy tree-houses are amongst the highest in France and offer a unique camp experience for the whole family.
Not to mention a multitude of hiking paths in the National Parks as well. You could spend your entire stay exploring the massive 150-hectare site, but there are plenty of outdoor activities like kayaking, rafting and canyoning on your doorstep as well. Local legend states that Napoleon stayed on the property on his way to Egypt, in the collection of vaulted buildings from the 13 th Century, not the Turkish yurts built since. If you like your campsites with a dash of history and a healthy dollop of slapdash charm, this idiosyncratic farm site, halfway between the Parc National des Cévennes and Parc Régional des Grands Causse, could be for you. The site features six geodesic domes, each furnished with hanging sleep pods for children, king-sized beds for mum and dad and an al fresco kitchen with plancha grills for perfect Basque evenings in the summer time. Set amongst mature oak trees, in a region where small streams babble under stone bridges and the Pyrenees rise steeply behind, the atmospheric Glisten Camping site in the Basque village of Col d'Ibardin is a place where relaxation is guaranteed. The region is dotted with imposing castles – follow Départementale 2 and you’ll see most of them – and the vineyards of Bordeaux, but a short drive away. The site is perfect for people who love cycling and watersports, but the Médoc offers other delights as well. Set in a pine forest in the Bombannes National Forest, Carcans Maubisson freshwater lake is a few minutes walk away and the long sandy beaches along the Bay of Biscay a short ride by bike. You’ll be spoilt for choice at this perfectly situated campsite.
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Just don’t be surprised to find inquisitive eyes watching you or peering in through the oversized windows designed, ironically, for you to watch them.īeach near Huttopia Lac De Carcans campsite () An outdoor shower adds to the experience. Suspended above the zoo’s lemur habitat, you’ll experience the atmosphere of Madagascar, falling to sleep at night to the sound of lemur calls. Your neighbour for the night (Dreamstime)īring a little bit of Madagascan magic to your next French camping holiday by staying at the safari-tented Lemur Lodges at La Flèche Zoo in the Loire Valley. Foodies will seek out the Noyette, a decadent walnut cake, beloved by locals. Cultural types can wander the medieval streets of Beaulieu. Active campers can go kayaking and fishing. The site offers pitches, safari-style tents and wooden huts. Situated on an island on the Dordogne River, opposite the pretty medieval town of Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, this 7-hectare site puts you at the heart of France’s summer playground, the Dordogne. Location is the key to this extraordinary campsite. Kayaking on the Dordogne River (Dreamstime)
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