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Camping holidays in France can be done in comfort and in style. Learn more about the features of the very best campsites.
If you like to enjoy comfort and the finer things in life on your camping holidays, France is likely to be the destination for you. It has long been the most popular destination for UK campers looking to relax under canvas abroad, both for its convenient location and the beauty of its countryside. Many of the campsites in France are of excellent quality, allowing you to...
•Camping For Casanovas
To some it may seem like a contradiction in terms to say that camping and Casanovas can go hand in hand. Our Gallic neighbours have created a number of resorts for camping in France that will make great couples' getaways where you can enjoy your partner's company while enjoying the best of the French countryside.
Camping in France
Consider the options that choosing camping accommodation offers: a myriad of destinations, an uncomplicated living space, the freedom to explore, and relief for...
•The Spectacular Sights of France
Want to see the most stunning sights France has to offer? Learn more about four spectacular places to visit whilst camping in France.
The Spectacular Sights of France
If you are camping in France, you may be after many things. A raucous family holiday by the sea, a peaceful escape in secluded countryside, a gourmet's holiday in fine restaurants and vineyards, a cultural holiday spent visiting the best museums the country has to offer.
But for some people, visiting a foreign country means...
•4 Coastal Towns to Visit When Camping in France
Interested in camping holidays on France's coast? Here are 4 towns that are well worth visiting.
4 Coastal Towns to Visit When Camping in France
If you like to stay near stunning coastlines on your camping holidays, France is an excellent choice of destination. The country has numerous coastal regions to choose from – the vibrant and luxurious Côte d’Azur, the beautiful beaches of Royan, and the diverse northern coasts of Brittany and Normandy.
In addition to the great beaches and excellent...
•War Memorials and Museums to See When Camping in France
Camping holidays in France are the ideal time to visit some of the country's war museums and memorials. Learn more about the major sights from both World Wars.
War Memorials and Museums to See When Camping in France
If you like to experience some local history whilst on your camping holidays, France is the ideal destination for you to visit. Not only is it populated with top quality campsites, it is home to some of the world's most moving war memorials and museums. The two World Wars were...
•Christmas Camping in France
Camping in France at Christmas may be slightly in the chilly side, but you will find the spirit of family and generosity that surrounds you will warm you up in no time. Whilst the celebrations are different in every region, each is as spectacular as the next. Though all regions celebrate Christmas Day on the 25th December as per tradition, for many in France, celebrations start with La Fete de Saint Nicholas on the 6th December.
La Fete de Lumieres
Held by the inhabitants of Lyon on the...
•4 Seasons of Camping in France
Many people might consider themselves to be fair-weather campers, believing that camping holidays should be saved only for the sunshine of the summer months. But camping in France can make for a fantastic holiday all year round, with each of the four seasons offering something different.
Autumn
Everyone associates the autumn with the leaves turning a wonderful colour, before they eventually fall from the trees completely. It’s also seen by many as the last opportunity to go camping in France,...
•What to Do When it Rains in France
No matter which region you visit when you go camping in France, there is always a chance that it might rain. But what should you do when those black clouds begin to form? Here are a few ways to keep the kids entertained if and when the heavens do decide to open.
The Haribo Museum
Located in Languedoc, the Haribo Museum not only provides you with shelter from the elements, but will be your children’s idea of paradise. On entering the museum you will be given a bag of sweets and treats in...
•Three of the Best Places to Cycle in France
With a grand total of 28,000 kilometres of cycle routes, France is undoubtedly one of the best destinations for cycling. Dedicated paths meander through both town and countryside, and vary in terms of difficulty. You don’t have to be of Tour de France standard to enjoy cycling while you’re camping in France. Whether you are looking to push yourself in an endurance ride through the mountains, or to take the whole family for a jaunt through the countryside, there is a bike ride in France made for...
•3 Small But Special Markets in France
A holiday camping in France is all about embracing the culture and traditions of the French. And what better way to do this than to spend a few days wandering through the stalls and traders of a traditional French market? In many other European countries, the tradition of the market is one that has been revived after dying down for many years. However, markets have been an integral part of life in French towns and villages for many years. Full of hustle and bustle, and wonderful things to buy,...
•Camping With Your Pooch
Dogs love the great outdoors so next time you’re planning to go camping in France why not take your dog along? These top tips will ensure that your camping holiday really is something to bark about:
Whether you’re planning a trip in the dog days of summer or the howling frost of winter, camping in France with man’s best friend opens you up to all sorts of unique experiences. A canine companion will allow you to discover interesting scenery that you may have otherwise overlooked and enjoy the...
•A Gourmet's Guide to Camping in France
With its combination of haute cuisine, great campsites and spectacular countryside, camping in France is the ideal choice for a food lover who enjoys the great outdoors as much as a three Michelin starred meal.
Few countries can boast a culinary tradition to compete with France, which is regarded as having the best chefs and finest cooking in the world. Numerous cities and towns in the country are famed for their local cuisine or the quality of their restaurants, so if you are a gourmet who is...
•The Best Lakes For Camping in France
France is perhaps not renowned for its lakes in the same way as Italy or Canada, but it is home to some magnificent stretches of water. What could be better when camping in France than emerging from your tent to the reflection of the hills in the water, and the prospect of a day of fun by the lakeside?
Lac du Bourget
Covering over 4,000 hectares, Lake Bourget is both the largest and the deepest natural lake in France There is plenty for campers to do both on and around the lake, the favourite...
•5 Festivals to See Whilst Camping in France
Interested in seeing more of French culture? Visit France in time to see one of these major festivals.
5 Festivals to See Whilst Camping in France
Every country around the world has unique festivals which are an essential part of its national culture, and France is no exception. From festivals celebrating film and music to events for gardeners and gourmets, France's cultural calendar is diverse, and well worth your attention when planning your holiday. If you want to go camping in France,...
•4 Unusual Places to Visit When Camping in France
If you want to see some of the most unusual sights that France has to offer, read on. From underground catacombs to mysterious standing stones, there are some truly bizarre sights to see in France.
4 Unusual Places to Visit When Camping in France
Been to France before and think you've seen it all? Think again! France's biggest attractions are amongst the most well known and most visited in the world, but away from the Eiffel Tower and the Chateaux of the Loire Valley there are plenty of other...
•3 of Mother Nature’s Miracles to be Found in Jura
Tucked away in the East, the department of Jura is often referred to by past visitors as the little known jewel of France. The picturesque region is named after the Jura Mountains - a small range of forest peaks that lie to the north of the Alps. Camping in France’s unspoilt Jura department affords a range of wonderful views, and the chance to see some of Mother Nature’s greatest wonders.
Cascades du Herrisson
Consisting of four main waterfalls with numerous smaller cascades in between, the...
•Camping Near the Chateaux of Paris
If you are looking for places of interest to visit while on a camping holiday, France has countless stately homes and castles. Here are just two châteaux close to Paris that deserve a visit.
Château de Versailles
Although Paris is a bustling urban centre, the Camping les Etangs Fleuris site in Touquin, and Camping la Croix du Vieux Pont at Berny Rivière means the city is also well provided for in terms of quality sites for camping. France’s capital, with all its sights and culture is within...
•Once More to Agincourt – Historic France
The picturesque Pas-de-Calais has plenty to offer tourists camping in France’s north coast department. Its proximity to England, and the convenience of the Eurotunnel and ferry transport options from Calais ensures easy access to its most important features. The region has also been at the centre of many monumental events, which means holidaymakers, with an interest in history, will find this an interesting destination to visit.
Agincourt
In 1415, Pas-de-Calais was the setting for a...
•Over & Under the Dordogne, France
When it comes to choosing a holiday destination for camping in France, the Dordogne has plenty to offer. Because of the geology of the region, some of its most famous attractions are actually under the Dordogne in some of its many cave formations.
The Dordogne departmente in western France is a lovely area of countryside. With the Camping les Granges campsite at Grolejac and two sites at Sarlat, taking a camping holiday here means being close to a number of interesting tourist spots.
The...
•In Fair Verona, Where we Pitch Our Tents
On a visit to Italy, camping is undoubtedly the best way to immerse yourself in the great outdoors and enjoy the wonderfully scenic Alps. However, with several campsites to be found close to the cities, there is a chance to make the most of the Italian urban culture as well.
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, you will find a city that has successfully preserved its artistic heritage. The second biggest city in Veneto, Verona embodies a wonderful blend of its ancient Roman past and modern...
•A Traveller's Checklist For Camping in France
So, you've booked your campsite, packed your luggage, and you're all set to go camping in France. But before you jump in the car and head off on your holiday, run through this checklist to make sure you haven't missed anything essential...
Check Your Route, And Check Your Car
Many people who go camping in France will be driving and so you should take all of the usual precautions before any long car journey. Breaking down before you've even reached the campsite is no way to begin your holiday!...
•4 Interesting Cities For a Camping Holiday in France
For those who like to incorporate city visits into their camping holidays, France offers a number of exciting destinations. Camping near a major city can give you the best of both worlds – the relaxation of spending your evenings under canvas in the countryside along with easy access to the attractions and sights of a city.
For most, of course, Paris is still the Mecca of France, however there are many other cities that are well worth visiting on a camping holiday in France. Here are four...
•The Wine Lover's Guide to Camping in France
What could be better than relaxing in the peace and quiet of the French countryside, watching the sun go down with a glass of local wine in your hand? For wine lovers, camping in France is about more than finding a good campsite to relax in – it's also about discovering the local vineyards to try the wines right at the source.
If you can tell your Beaujolais from your Burgundy, the destination of your camping holiday in France will depend just as much on your taste in wine as your appetite for...
•Choosing Where to Take a Camping Holiday in France
If you are interested in camping holidays, France will no doubt be near the top of your list of destinations. It’s easy on the budget and conveniently located (with many campsites in the north of France just a few hours drive from the UK), but it offers much more than just good value and convenience. From golden beaches to mountain vistas, and numerous cultural highlights, there's plenty to offer the eager camper no matter what kind of camping holiday in France you’re after.
If you are after...
•Italy Camping, Italy Campsites
The enchanting Italian island of Sardina is an idyllic destination to enjoy a taste of authentic Italy. Camping holidays are a popular way to explore the island - especially amongst families - and the well-equipped and conveniently located campsites on Sardinia make them an ideal option.
As the second largest island in the Mediterranean after Sicily, Sardinia has a lot to offer both culturally and geographically. The wonderful beaches that make up its coastline are a major draw for tourists...
•A Wine Lover’s Camping Holiday in the Loire Valley
The Loire Valley region is recognised for the production of some of the most famous vintages of French wine. And with over 185,000 acres of vines there is an incredible diversity within the range. As far back as the first century, wines from the Loire were even more revered than those from the famed Bordeaux region. The area is also a place of great natural beauty, with lush rolling hills and quaint villages. For an adventure loving wine buff, one of the most rewarding breaks you can have is to...
•5 Cathedrals to Visit in France
France is famous for its towering gothic cathedrals and considering that there are nearly 200 of these breathtaking buildings located throughout France, it can be hard deciding which are worth visiting while on your French camping holiday. Here is a list of our top five French cathedrals:
Notre Dame
If you are camping in France with your children, you may find yourself dragged round Paris’ Notre-Dame Cathedral for reasons other than the architecture. Thanks to Disney (and a little help from...
•An Art Lover’s Camping Holiday to Paris
Paris - City of Love, home of the Eiffel Tower and birthplace of the beret and baguette. But Paris is also home to some of the world’s most extensive collections of priceless art treasures. A trip to the city would not be complete without spending time in at least one of the magnificent galleries. Camping holidays to France are the perfect way of blending a little nature with a lot of culture. You can spend your days exploring the galleries of the city, then return to the serenity of your rural...
•Romantic Camping Holidays in Venice
Camping holidays in Italy are not exactly synonymous with romance, but they are a great holiday option for couples. You can spend quality time together and visit one of Europe’s most romantic destinations - Venice. Then after a days sight-seeing you can snuggle up under canvas, there you have the perfect Italy camping holiday for two.
The Romantic Role Models
If you think Italy is romantic then you’re not alone, Shakespeare was so taken with the romance of Italy that he used it as the setting...
•Paris For Children
French camping holidays can be an adventure for all the family and the perfect way to keep the children entertained. But how do you provide your children’s’ dream camping holidays in France while still finding enough to keep Mum and Dad occupied? The answer is simple. Make a beeline for everybody’s favourite capital city – Paris!
In France, camping is extremely well catered for. There are many great campsites with excellent facilities on the outskirts of Paris, providing easy access to the...
•Horse Riding & Camping in France
Pony rides are a popular activity on camping holidays. France offers a number of opportunities to explore the countryside from the saddle and many areas have a longstanding cultural connection to horses. Take a look at some of the places to enjoy equestrian activities when camping in France.
The Camargue is a good place to enjoy horse riding if you go camping in France's south coast départements. It is not far from Montpellier in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, where the Rhone meets the...
•Camping in Eastern France
While the recession is affecting tourism globally, more affordable holiday options such as camping holidays in France are increasing their share of the market. Read below about increasingly popular destinations for camping in France along the country’s eastern border.
Early in September, Associated Press reported the recent findings of France’s Secretary of State for Tourism. The report describes the increasing trend for French holidaymakers to stay in France for their breaks from work, with a...
•Camping Near France’s Mountains, Lakes and Beaches
Whether you are looking to enjoy golden sandy beaches or mountain scenery, you can enjoy the best of the French countryside while camping in France. With parks offering fun activities and good facilities, camping holidays in France offer the perfect opportunity to explore the beautiful and varied landscapes of the region.
The Beaches of the South West
If you decide on a camping holiday in France, the beaches on the south west coast have so much to offer. Joined together, they stretch more...
•Camping in Rural Italy
With so many quality campsites positioned along the coast of Italy for holidaymakers to be close to the sea, it is easy to forget that there are also good campsites to try inland in rural Italy. Camping in the countryside among the trees and fresh air is at the heart of the camping experience. Take a look at three of Italy’s campsites that put you close to the sights of the cities while helping you to enjoy the delights of the countryside.
With so many quality campsites positioned along the...
•Camping in Tuscany
The Tuscan landscape is a changeable masterpiece; every bit as beautiful as the priceless artworks held within the galleries and museums of her ancient cities. Each season brings a new colour palette of rolling fields and hilltop towns. A camping holiday in Italy can show you the real Tuscany – a region immersed in culture and history, with a warm invitation to explore.
It is no wonder so many of our most famous artists were inspired by the stunning scenery of Tuscany. The iconic portrait of...
•Tales of the Castle at Tiffauges
With a number of historical sites to visit nearby, the campsites in the Vendée are great for exploring the beautiful surroundings of this region of western France. A popular attraction to visit while camping in the Vendée is the Castle at Tiffauges, one of several medieval castles you can find here.
The Castle at Tiffauges is about an hour’s drive inland from the quality campsites in the Vendée that line the picturesque coastline. As you explore the 400-year-old fortified hilltop castle, you...
•Brittany’s Summer Festivals
With a wide selection of Brittany campsites available, you can choose a location for your camping holiday in Brittany based upon what you would like to visit nearby. Read on to find out about some of the festivals and events you can enjoy on excursions from your Brittany campsite.
Sea Shanty Festival
In August 2009, the port town of Paimpol on the north coast of Brittany, celebrates its maritime tradition with a Sea Shanty Festival. Hundreds of decorated boats gather at the town to show off...
•Top Campsites For a Family Holiday in Brittany
Brittany campsites offer the ideal destination for a family holiday, with superb accommodation and well-equipped campsites on offer. Many campsites have spectacular waterparks plus a wide choice of entertainment and activities that will keep your children happily occupied for days.
If you’re planning a family camping holiday, Brittany is the perfect choice. You can enjoy a fun and exciting holiday where your children are kept entertained and you can relax in the glorious summer sunshine. And...
•A Guide to Brittany’s Beaches
Brittany Beaches for the Whole Family
Brittany camping is a popular choice for holidaymakers wanting a family holiday in the outdoors. With excellent summer weather, superb Brittany campsites and beautiful beaches lining the coast, you can create your own unique family holiday.
One of the best family-oriented beaches in Brittany is at Benodet. Perfect to visit when on a family camping holiday in Brittany, you can spend hours enjoying beachside activities when not relaxing at your Brittany...
•Historical Activities in Vendee
The Vendee is a region with a rich historical past, and a Vendee camping holiday is an excellent way to discover the region’s rich heritage. With a range of campsites and accommodation to choose from, you can enjoy a range of cultural activities as you learn about the history of the region you are holidaying in.
The Abbeys of Nieul sur l’Autise and Maillezais
There are two abbeys in Vendee which have particular historical significance, and would be a great starting point to discover the...
•Top Attractions For Brittany Camping Holidays
There is plenty to see and visit in Brittany. Camping here is a great way to see the region, with the interesting coves on the northern coast, sandy beaches to the south and plenty of Brittany campsites providing accommodation with good access to both coastlines.
When looking for activities on your Brittany camping holiday, the city of St Malo in the north east is a good place to start. It is within easy reach of the mobile homes at the Brittany resort of St Cast nearby. In the old town you...
•Activities For Children in the Vendee
The scenic area of the Vendee has plenty to attract children, from its white sandy beaches and Atlantic Coast location, to the pine tree forests with their winding cycle paths which are perfect for family bike rides. There are also some great visitor attractions which are ideal for entertaining the whole family whilst camping in the Vendee.
Tepacap
More active children will love Tepacap, an outdoor activity centre with coloured zones dependent on your child’s age. Children will love playing...
•Camping in Vendee: From Castles to Coast
Vendee is situated in the Pays-de-la-Loire region in west central France, on the Atlantic Ocean. Four main rivers run through it, namely the Vendee, Lay, Sevre Nantaise and Sevre Niortaise rivers. Mont Mercure is the highest point in the region (285m), and makes for an enjoyable and pleasant hike. With a diverse landscape, you can take a day to explore each area, returning home to one of Vendee’s beautiful campsites for a relaxing evening in the fresh summer air.
If it’s an affordable beach...
•A Wet Week in Italy - Campsites Meant For Water
In conventional thinking, campsites and water don’t mix well. Certainly a downpour from the sky can put a dampener on things. However, the options for camping holidays in Italy at beautiful lakeshore and costal locations illustrate that getting wet can be fun. Take a look at these stunning resorts in Italy which prove campsites and water can make your Italy camping holiday a good one.
Italy Campsites near Lake Garda
Lake Garda (or Lago di Garda, in Italian) is the largest and arguably most...
•Gastronomic Camping in Brittany
Culinary Camping
Situated in the north western coastal region of France, the area of Brittany is a prime spot for camping. And it’s the local cuisine that might just be the highlight of a Brittany camping trip, where fantastic food and drink await you.
The region boasts beautiful scenery, and most Brittany campsites offer swimming pools, sports grounds and a range of activities to keep you entertained. But it’s Brittany’s culture of delicious, traditional food and drink that will make your...
•Camping in Italy, Matching the Movie to the Destination
Roman Holiday
Rome
In this classic romantic comedy, Audrey Hepburn plays a Princess who rebels against her regimented schedule and gets taken on a whirlwind tour around Rome with a charming yet conniving American news reporter.
On your camping holidays in Italy, why not rent a classic Vespa and take your own whirlwind tour around the city, whizzing past the Coliseum and arriving at the Spanish Steps, where Princess Ann (Audrey) famously tasted her first Italian gelati. The Castel Sant’Angelo...
•Camping in Spain’s UNESCO Cities
Cordoba
Cordoba is situated deep in the Andalusian province of Spain and camping here has recently become en vogue. Most of the campsites are located close to the coast, and Cordoba is a short drive away. The UNESCO site was the capital of Hispania Ulterior under the Roman Empire and then the capital of Umayyad Caliphate. The Mosque in the historical centre was once the epitome of village life, but it now surrounds a modern infrastructure where high rise hotels mingle alongside the developed...
•The Best Literature to Read Whilst Camping in France
Backpacks, Boots and Baguettes – Simon Calder & Mick Webb
Best For: Camping in the Pyrénées
A hilarious look at what happens when two friends decide to go hiking together in the French Pyrénées. This book is a must for anyone taking a French camping holiday in this mountainous region. Aficionados of travel literature will recognise Simon Calder as the travel editor of The Independent, but until they read this book they won’t know that he has a petrifying phobia of heights, as does his friend...
•5 Strange Sites to Spot on a French Camping Holiday
If you’re after a camping holiday in France that’s slightly different from the usual French recipe of gourmet food and rolling vineyards, then take inspiration from some of these more unusual Gallic sites.
The Corkscrew Museum, Ménerbes
France is known for being the centre of the wine-producing world; however, were it not for the humble corkscrew then few of us could even attempt to open a bottle of the delectable French plonk. The trusty corkscrew is worthy of praise and Yves Rousset-Rouard...
•Camping in Languedoc-Roussillon, The Heartland of French Wine
The Languedoc-Roussillon region is the single most productive wine region in the world. More than this it offers beautiful, sun-drenched landscapes that are ideal for camping and a whole host of outdoor activities. From your camp site in Languedoc-Roussillon you have access to some of the very finest attractions that the south of France has to offer.
Camping in Languedoc-Roussillon, the Heartland of French Wine.
Surrounded by the magnificent landscapes of southern France, camp sites in...
•Five Bistros to Enjoy While Camping in Paris
Though you may not know it, camping in Paris is swiftly becoming a popular, and perhaps even fashionable, choice for those holidaying in the French capital. And with the price of camping outdoing even the most modestly priced hotels you will have plenty of spending power left to enjoy some of the most attractive Parisian bistros during your stay.
Five Bistros to Enjoy While Camping in Paris
With the attractions of one of Europe’s most intricate cities only a short drive away, camping in the...
•Top Activities For Camping in the Pyrénées
They may not be as famous as the French Alps, but the Pyrénées mountains and the surrounding countryside shouldn’t be missed out. Beautiful valleys, dramatic peaks and an outstanding coastline combine to make it a truly stunning holiday destination, especially for families who like to get active on their trips abroad. If you go on a French Pyrénées camping holiday, you can soak up culture in the cities or the sun on the beaches, stroll through gentle parkland, tackle the high mountains, and...
•Choosing the Perfect Campsite in Italy
Italy is an ideal place to go camping. With beautiful weather, stunning countryside, and local attractions that range from water parks to cultural cities, art museums to quaint villages, it is an outstanding holiday destination for couples and families alike.
Italy’s campsites are numerous and of a universally excellent quality, and choosing between them can be a challenge. If you want to take a camping holiday in Italy but you don’t know how to start narrowing down your options, here are the...
•Keeping the Kids Entertained Whilst Camping in France
Come summer time, camping in France is one of the most popular holiday options for families in the UK. Thousands of families flock across the channel each year, taking advantage of the sunny weather, regional attractions and the many well provisioned campsites in France.
There’s nothing better than a family holiday when it everything goes well but when the children squabble and become bored, the parents start to get stressed, and everyone returns home far less relaxed than when they started!...
•Five Reasons to go Camping in the Vendée
If you are considering a camping holiday in France, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting a destination. Where you choose to go will depend on your family’s interests, but for beach lovers, a holiday spent camping in the Vendée is hard to beat. With a micro climate that gives it some of the hottest and sunniest weather in the country and a brilliant stretch of coastline that is filled with picture perfect beaches, it draws in millions of French and English holidaymakers each...
•What to See and Where to Go When Camping in Royan
Camping in Royan allows the visitor to sample many of the delights of France, and all from a quiet and beautiful coastal region fringed by forests of thick Pine. Whether you’re already keen on camping holidays in the south west of France or are only just considering Royan for the first time, here’s a guide to what awaits you in this much loved national retreat.
What to See and Where to Go When Camping in Royan
Royan maintains quite a pedigree as a holiday destination, having been a favourite...
•Highlights of Camping in West Austria
As a camping destination, Austria is a country that is often unfairly overlooked in favour of its larger neighbour, Germany. But Austria is a delightful place to explore on a camping holiday, especially in the Western region known as the Tyrol. Tyrol is home to the most stunning scenery in Austria, and it is a haven for walkers, trekkers and cyclists.
Charming Cities
Whilst anyone camping in West Austria will naturally be spending most of their time in the countryside, visitors shouldn’t miss...
•What to See and Do When Camping in the Rhineland
The Rhineland is as diverse as it is beautiful, with a huge range of activities to get involved with and enjoy. The beauty and power of the river and its surroundings are best enjoyed when camping in the Rhineland, which also gives you a whole range of opportunities that staying in a hotel doesn’t…
For some of the best camping in Germany we suggest staying in Saarburg at the Camping Landal Warsberg campsite. The campsite itself gives you the best of both worlds, a camping and luxury outdoors...
•Camping in the Loire Valley – Holiday Highlights
It is known as “The Garden of France”, and the stunning scenery of the Loire Valley makes it one of the most popular holiday destinations in the country. It is a land of rolling hills peppered with Châteaux, with the beautiful Loire River running through its heart.
Camping in the Loire Valley is perhaps the best way to experience the charms of the region. The long summer provides perfect camping weather, and most campsites in the Loire will place you in the midst of the scenery that this area...
•Camping in Italy – the Top 3 Regions
With its spectacular mix of beautiful countryside and historical cities, Italy has long been one of the top European holiday destinations. The excellent selection of campsites, usually located near the major cities, beautiful scenery and sights means that camping in Italy offers the best of both worlds – rural seclusion, close proximity to the bustling cities, and easy access to the local attractions for families and couples who camp here.
Deciding to take a camping holiday in Italy is the...
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