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THE BEST CAMPSITES IN 2026
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2026 Edition
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Welcome to the 2026 edition
Alan Rogers Guides were first published in 1968. Since Alan Rogers published the first campsite guide that bore his name, the nature of European campsites has changed immeasurably.
Back then, many campsites, though well established, were still works in progress, having been converted from farms and orchards in the post-war years. Of course, there were fewer to choose from than today and the quality levels varied hugely.
Since the first edition of the Alan Rogers guide, the quality of most campsites has evolved in leaps and bounds. In terms of today’s facilities, infrastructure, technology and accommodation types, there is very little comparison with what was on o!er half a century ago.
At Alan Rogers we have developed longstanding relationships with many campsites. We have worked with di!erent generations of campsite owners and shared the trials and tribulations along the way with many of them. Typically, campsite owners are a hardy breed, passionate about their campsite, and keen to show it and their region o! to every visitor.
The Alan Rogers guides have always aimed to celebrate the variety, recognise the quality and salute the unique. So read on and find the perfect campsite for your next holiday, whatever type of campsite that may be.
1968
Alan Rogers launched his first guide. It contained over 50 “really good sites” personally recommended by Alan.
1970s 1980s
1975 Our first guide to camping in Britain is published
1985 Our first guide to French campsites is published.
1986 After 18 years of development, Alan Rogers retires. The company is purchased by Clive and Lois Edwards.
1990s 2000s
1998 Our first guide to Rented Accommodation in France is published.
2001 Mark Hammerton buys the business from Clive and Lois.
2003 Dutch language guides are first published.
2010s
2013 The company is acquired by the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
2019 Venturing further than ever before, Worldwide Caravan and Motorhome Holidays are launched.
2020s
2026 Welcome to our 58th year!
Campsite Name
A description of the site in which we try to give an idea of its general features – its size, situation, strengths and weaknesses. This section should provide a picture of the site itself with reference to the provided facilities and if they impact its appearance or character.
We include details on approximate pitch numbers, electricity (with amperage), hardstandings etc. in this section, as pitch design, planning and terracing a!ect the site’s overall appearance. Similarly, we include a reference to pitches used for caravan holiday homes, chalets, and the like.
Lists more specific information on the site’s facilities and amenities and when they are open (if not for the whole season).
At a glance
Alan Rogers Reference
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Accommodations
Pitches GPS
Postcode
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Contact
Email Telephone
Website
Opening (touring pitches)
From and to or all year
Alan Rogers Awards Years won
Key features
Below we list ‘Key Features’. These are features that we believe are important or make the site unique.
Pets accepted
Accessible facilities
Swimming pool
Bike hire
Fishing
How to best use this guide
The layout of this edition is similar to our previous ‘new-style’ Europe guides but di!erent from our pre-2018 editions. We still aim to provide comprehensive information, written in plain English in an easy to use format, but a few words of explanation regarding the content may be helpful.
Toilet blocks Typically, toilet blocks will be equipped with WCs, washbasins with hot and cold water and hot shower cubicles. They will have all the necessary shelves, hooks, plugs and mirrors. There will be a chemical toilet disposal point, and the campsite will provide water and waste-water drainage points and bin areas.
Shop Basic or fully supplied, and any date restrictions.
Bar, restaurant, takeaway facilities and entertainment We try to note any seasonal open dates.
Swimming pools These might vary from a simple, conventional swimming pool to an elaborate complex with multiple pools and waterslides. Opening dates and levels of supervision are provided where we have been notified. There is a regulation whereby Bermuda shorts may not be worn in swimming pools (for health and hygiene reasons). It is worth ensuring that you take ‘proper’ swimming trunks with you.
Leisure facilities For example, playing fields, bicycle hire, organised activities and entertainment.
Dogs If dogs are not accepted, or restrictions apply, we state it here. If planning to take a dog or other pet, we always recommend you check in advance.
Opening dates Campsites can and sometimes do alter these dates throughout the year, often for good reasons. If you intend to visit shortly after a published opening date or shortly before the closing date, it is wise to check the site will be open at the time required. Similarly, some sites operate a restricted service during the low season, only opening some of their facilities (e.g. swimming pools) during the main season. It is always wise to check.
Sometimes, campsite amenities may be dependent on there being enough customers on-site to justify their opening. Some campsites may not be fully ready by their stated opening dates. They also tend to close down some facilities at the end of the season and generally wind things down.
We usually give an overview of the pitches, including an approximate quantity. This figure may vary year on year, so it is rarely absolute.
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Capital Paris
Currency Euro (€)
Language French
Time Zone CET (GMT+1)
Telephone Code +33
Emergency Number 112
Tourist Website france.fr
Shops Hours vary throughout the year, often opening for shorter hours during low and shoulder seasons. In high season shops are open 10am to noon and 2pm-7pm weekdays and Sat. Longer hours, including Sun for shops in tourist zones.
Money ATMs are widespread, accessible 24hrs a day and have multilingual instructions. Major cards are widely accepted, but cash is still popular in smaller stores and rural areas.
Travelling with children One of the most child-friendly countries in Europe, France has a good mix of cultural sights, historical monuments and other attractions. Most museums and galleries are free for under 18s.
Public Holidays 1 Jan New Year’s Day; Mar/ Apr Easter Monday; 1 May Labour Day; 8 May Victory Day; May Ascension; May/Jun Whit Sunday; May/Jun Whit Monday; 14 Jul Bastille Day; 15 Aug Assumption; 1 Nov All Saints; 11 Nov Armistice Day; 25 Dec Christmas Day
Accessible Travel Score
While larger cities like Paris are making improvements, especially with transportation services, many older buildings remain inaccessible
Driving in France The road network comprises Autoroutes, N, D, and local C roads. Drink-driving and using your mobile whilst driving are illegal. Low Emission Zones exist in all major cities, and Zero Emission Zones also cover Paris. If you plan to drive through any major cities, you will need a Crit’Air sticker – there are di erent stickers depending on the age of your vehicle (EVs are currently not exempt). The use of dashcams is legal, but speed camera detectors are not, so make sure to disable this feature on sat navs and mobile devices before entering the country.
France
From the hot, sunny climate of the Mediterranean to the northern, cooler regions of Normandy and Brittany, along with the likes of the châteaux-studded Loire Valley and the mountains of the Alps, France o ers holidaymakers a huge choice of destinations to suit all tastes.
The country’s landscape is varied, from the wooded valleys of the Dordogne to the volcanic uplands of the Massif Central, and from the rocky coast of Brittany to the lavender-covered hills of Provence. The diversity of these regions is reflected in the local customs, cuisine, architecture and dialect.
France has a rich cultural heritage, with a wealth of festivals, churches, châteaux, museums and historical monuments to visit. Many rural villages hold festivals to celebrate the local saints. You can
also find museums devoted to the rural arts and crafts of the regions. The varied landscape and climate ensure many opportunities for outdoor pursuits, from hiking and cycling to wind- and sand-surfing on the coast, and from rock climbing to skiing in the mountains. And no trip to France is complete without sampling the fantastic local food and wine.
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Climate Warmer in the east/ south, wetter in the north/ west, snow in the mountains.
Avg. summer temp 18°C (N), 23°C (S)
Wettest month Dec (N), Oct (S)
International de Jablines
International de Jablines is a modern site in a prime location for active families. The leisure facilities of the adjacent Espace Loisirs are a big draw, with large lakes o!ering many water sports and activities like tree climbing, riding, children's playground, sports fields and more. The 400 metres of fine sandy beaches are open every day in July and August and on the weekends in May and June – the Grand Lac is said to have the largest beach in the Île-de-France. But for some, the proximity to Disneyland Paris (6 km and there's a shuttle at certain times) and Paris (30 km) seals the deal.
The site has 190 pitches, of which 160 are for touring units. Most are of a good size (100-120 sq.m), often slightly sloping, with gravel hardstanding and grass, accessed by tarmac roads and marked by young trees. All have 10A electrical connections; 60 are fully serviced. There are about a dozen wooden chalets to rent.
Two toilet blocks, heated in cool weather, include pushbutton showers and some washbasins in cubicles. Accessible facilities. Laundry facilities. Motorhome services (charged). Shop (all season). Sailing, waterskiing, windsurfing, kayaking, pedalos. Mini golf. Tennis. Table tennis. Football. Play area. Boules. WiFi throughout (free). Ticket sales for Disneyland and Parc Astérix. Mobile homes to rent.
Alan Rogers ref: FR77030
Accommodations: 30
Pitches: 160
GPS: 48.91378, 2.73451
Post Code: F-77450
what3words: token.softest.sorry
Contact:
welcome@camping-jablines. com
Tel: +33 1 60 26 09 37 www.camping-jablines.com
Open dates:
Late March - End October.
Key features
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Childrens play area
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr77030
9 km from Disneyland Paris, very quiet, a 450 ha site in the nature with the longest beach of Ile de France. Restaurant, tennis, mini golf, playground, fishing, sailing, mountain bike rental, horse riding, water ski lift and all the comforts of a quality campsite. Sale of tickets for Disneyland Paris
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La Grappe Fleurie
With easy access from the A6 autoroute and the N6, this attractive and welcoming site is perfect for overnight stops. But stay awhile and get to know this delightful region with its wine heritage, historical monuments and magical rolling landscape. This is a neat, well-ordered campsite situated in the heart of Beaujolais. It's surrounded by vineyards and just walking distance (within 1 km) of the pretty village of Fleurie (one of the premier Beaujolais crus). Here you'll find all the shops and amenities you'll need.
The winding lanes meander through the charming vineyards, with familiar names from the wine list all around - a great way to explore is by bike or on foot. This popular site has 60 generous, grassy and relatively level touring pitches delimited by substantial hedging and shady trees and with individual access to water, drainage and electricity connections (10A). The English-speaking owners arrange interesting wine tastings on-site twice weekly in the high season.
Two modern sanitary blocks. Accessible facilities. Washing machine and dryer. Fridge. Bread to order. Snack bar with homemade pizza (May-Sept). Covered and heated swimming pool (15x7m). Playground. Tennis court. Large TV/games room. Pétanque. Regular wine tastings (no charge). Sauna. Gas barbecues only. Free WiFi.
Alan Rogers ref: FR69020
Accommodations: 35
Pitches: 60
GPS: 46.18790, 4.69916
Post Code: F-69820
what3words: fracas.mushy.pioneering
Contact:
info@beaujolais-camping.com
Tel: +33 4 74 69 80 07 www.beaujolais-camping.com
Open Dates:
Mid April - Early September.
Alan Rogers Awards Won 2024
Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr69020
Rhône, Rhône Alpes
Nature Parc l’Ardéchois
Camping Nature Parc l’Ardéchois is a very high-quality, family-run site within walking distance of the amenities of Vallon-Pont-d’Arc. It borders the River Ardèche, and hugely popular canoe trips are run directly from the site. The campsite is just 4 km from the famous Pont-d’Arc, a huge limestone arch spanning the river, and its river beach. A drive along the gorge is a must, with spectacular viewpoints.
Of the 244 well-maintained pitches, 217 for touring units are separated by trees and shrubs. All have electrical connections (6/10A), and, for an additional charge, 125 larger pitches have full services (22 include a fridge, patio furniture, hammock and free WiFi). This is an excellent choice for active families and anyone interested in good food and wine after some gentle exercise.
Two well-equipped toilet blocks, one superb with everything working automatically. Facilities are of the highest standard, very clean and include good facilities for babies and children and with accessible facilities. Laundry facilities. Four private bathrooms to hire. Well-stocked shop. Excellent restaurant, bar and takeaway. Heated swimming pool and paddling pool (no shorts). Wellness area with sauna, hammam, jacuzzi and 4 seasons-shower. Di!erent types of massage and treatments. Yoga. Gym. Tennis. Padel. Very good play area. Organised activities and canoe trips. Bicycle hire. Only gas barbecues are permitted. Communal barbecue area. WiFi throughout (charged). Charging point for electric cars.
Alan Rogers ref: FR07120
Accommodations: 27
Pitches: 244
GPS: 44.39804, 4.39878
Post Code: F-07150
what3words: soulful.lightheaded.seaweeds
Contact:
info@ardechois-camping.com
Tel: +33 4 75 88 06 63 www.ardechois-camping.com
Open dates:
Early April - Mid October.
Alan Rogers Awards Won 2018 Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Outdoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Bicycle hire on site
Fishing on site
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr07120
Aluna Vacances
Situated on the doorstep of the Ardèche Gorges, Yelloh! Village Aluna Vacances is well-placed for all kinds of outdoor activities. The famous Pont d'Arc itself is only 15 km away, popular for canoeing excursions amidst spectacular scenery. The surrounding wooded hills o!er wonderful cycling and hiking trails through the wild herbs of the garrigue landscape.
This leafy site is well laid out around an impressive pool complex, forming a natural focal point. Some pitches are grassier than others, but all are set among the trees, all with 10A electricity and decent shade to most, and they're at least 100m sq. Extra large pitches are also available, as well as some hardstandings. Nearby medieval Ruoms is attractive and handy for its shops and amenities. There are plenty of local natural attractions: Cocalière cave and chestnut museum are charming in various ways.
Four sanitary blocks with showers, private washing cubicles and facilities for babies and accessible facilities. Washing machines and dryers. Well-stocked shop. Bar with TV. Restaurant and takeaway. Waterpark with heated outdoor pools, indoor pool and slides. Aquagym. Spa. Sports and kid's club (seasonal). Tennis. Volleyball. Table tennis. Boules. Multisports field. Playground. Entertainment programme. Cycling, rafting, horse riding and canoeing are nearby. WiFi (extra charge).
Alan Rogers ref: FR07630
Accommodations: 340
Pitches: 80
GPS: 44.44470, 4.36630
Post Code: F-07120
what3words: cuddles.bested.learnt
Contact:
contact@alunavacances.fr
Tel: +33 4 75 93 93 15 www.alunavacances.fr
Open dates:
Start April - End September.
Key features
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr07630
Le Ranc Davaine
In the heart of the Ardèche and close to the famous gorges, Le Ranc Davaine is a large, busy, family-oriented site with direct access to the River Chassezac and its pebble beach. There are approximately 500 pitches, 50 for touring, all with electricity (10/16A), for which very long leads are required (some may cross roads). Most pitches are scattered between static caravan and tour operator pitches on reasonably flat, stony ground under a variety of trees, some of which are pretty low, giving much-needed shade.
The site can get very busy for much of the season, with the extensive aqua park acting as a focal point, especially as the sun goes down and the evening's entertainment begins. New features have been added, including a covered pool area, more slides, a wave machine and an improved bar with a veranda.
Three sanitary blocks with facilities for visitors with reduced mobility. Washing machines and dryers. Large shop. Bar/ restaurant, pizzeria, takeaway. Indoor swimming pool (heated), various pools, water slides and water park (all season, no shorts allowed). River beach. Large playground. Spa. Tennis. Football, volleyball, table tennis. Fishing, riding, golf and quad biking nearby. Archery. Extensive entertainment programme and kids club (Jul/Aug). Bicycle hire, Fitness area. Free WiFi (partial coverage).
Alan Rogers ref: FR07050
Accommodations: 310
Pitches: 500
GPS: 44.41410, 4.27290
Post Code: F-07120
what3words: unsought.essentials.tars
Contact:
contact@rancdavaine.fr
Tel: +33 4 75 39 60 55 www.camping-ranc-davaine.fr
Open dates:
Start April - End September.
Key features
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Bicycle hire on site
Fishing on site
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr07050
Camping Le Sérignan-Plage
Yelloh! Village le Sérignan-Plage is a lively and vibrant Mediterranean site with direct access to a superb 600-metre sandy beach (including a naturist section). When you arrive at this site, the reception is very modern and e!icient, and a map is printed to show you and direct you to your pitch. This is one of the largest sites I have visited, but as it is spread over such a large area, it does not feel like you are on a large commercial site. Touring pitches, number 293, are separated from an even larger area of mobile homes for rental. Pitches are generous and divided by low hedging and have direct access to the beach. There are approximately 571 mobile homes and chalets for rental, plus some privately owned units and a good number of tour operator pitches.
Within the touring site, there are three sanitary blocks, all modern and clean and fully equipped with dishwashing and laundry facilities. Accessible facilities, baby bathroom. Laundry. Motorhome services. Supermarket, bakery and newsagent. Other shops (high season). ATM. Restaurants, bars and takeaway. Hairdresser. Balnéo spa (afternoons). Gym. Indoor heated pool. Outdoor pools, water playground and waterslides (all season). Tennis. Yoga. Multisport courts. Playgrounds. Trampolines. Children's clubs. Evening entertainment. Sporting activities. Mini golf. Bike rental. Bus to Sérignan village (Jul/Aug). Beach (lifeguards, high season). Canoeing, water sports, adventure park nearby. WiFi (charged). Gas barbecues only. EHU is European Socketadaptors available for hire from reception.
Alan Rogers ref: FR34070
Accommodations: 571
Pitches: 298
GPS: 43.2634, 3.32
Post Code: F-34410
what3words: timid.sending.advocacy
Contact:
info@leserignanplage.com
Tel: +33 4 67 32 35 33 www.leserignanplage.com
Open dates:
Late April - Early October.
Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Seaside beach on site
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Bicycle hire on site
Happy parents nature reserve
Between the Camargue and Spain, in the heart of a region rich in colours and favours, Yelloh! Village Le Sérignan Plage stretches along a large sandy beach that gently plunges into the Mediterranean. In this oasis of greenery, a friendly team warmly welcomes you for family holidays with many aquatic areas, entertainment for all and quality accommodation.
An incomparable atmosphere emanates from this place, to be discovered, which has received numerous distinctions.
info@leserignanplage.com - www.leserignanplage.com
Sérignan Plage - France - Tel : +33 4 67 32 35 33
Camping Le Sylvamar
Yelloh! Village Le Sylvamar is just a kilometre from the endless sandy beach, just north of Bayonne on the southern edge of the Landes. There are around 700 pitches, of which 242 are for tourers, all level, numbered, and separated mainly by low hedges. Several newer pitches are less shaded. All have electricity (10A), water and drainage; some have private sanitary facilities, and premium pitches with pergolas are available.
The extensive pool complex is remarkable, featuring several pools, a wild water river, toboggans, slides and a spectacular 'volcano'. In a sunny setting, all are surrounded by ample sunbathing terraces and overlooked by the excellent bar/ restaurant. An 800-seat amphitheatre hosts entertainment. Visit the local resorts of Capbreton and Hossegor, which have a marina and fishing port, museums and beaches, plenty of surf culture, and fantastic seafood.
Four modern toilet blocks have washbasins in cabins. Excellent accessible facilities and facilities for babies. Refrigerated box hire. Shop, bar/restaurant and takeaway. Swimming pool complex. Spa treatments. Yoga, aquagym, pilates. Play area. Games room. Cinema, TV and video room. Fitness centre. Wellness amenities. Tennis. Football pitch. Bicycle hire. Library. Extensive entertainment programme for all ages. WiFi over site (charged). No charcoal barbecues.
CAMPING LE SYLVAMAR
At Labenne Océan - 1.2 km from the ocean
At the gateway to the Basque Country and Spain
Camping Le Brasilia
Situated across the yacht harbour from the Canet-Plage resort, Yelloh! Village Le Brasilia is an impressive, wellmanaged family site directly beside the beach. There's much to praise here, from the state-of-the-art reception to the sensational water park, excellent spa and park-like grounds. Although large, it is attractive and well kept with a remarkable range of facilities – with good reason, it's always a popular choice.
The 699 touring pitches are neatly hedged, most with electricity (6-10A) and 408 with water and drainage. They vary in size from 80 to 120 sq.m. with some of the longer pitches suitable for two families together. There is decent shade from pines and flowering shrubs, with less on pitches near the beach. A member of Yelloh! Village and the prestigious Leading Campings group.
Nine modern sanitary blocks with British-style WCs and washbasins in cabins. Good facilities for children and accessible facilities. Laundry room. Motorhome services. Range of shops. Gas supplies. Bars and a restaurant. Pool complex (heated). The wellness centre includes a jacuzzi, massage room, and beauty room. Play areas. Sports field. Tennis. Sporting activities. Library, games and video room. Hairdresser. Internet café and WiFi. Daily entertainment programme. Bicycle hire. Fishing. Post o!ice. Weather forecasts. No charcoal barbecues. Free WiFi in the bar.
Alan Rogers ref: FR66070
Accommodations: 262
Pitches: 699
GPS: 42.7083, 3.03552
Post Code: F-66141
what3words: skilled.desire.accusations
Contact:
info@lebrasilia.fr
Tel: +33 4 68 80 23 82 www.brasilia.fr
Open dates: Mid April - Early October.
Alan Rogers Awards won 2016, 2023
Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Seaside beach on site
Outdoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Bicycle hire on site
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr66070
Camping le Grand Large
Le Grand Large is a well-established, quality family site with direct access to a long sandy beach within 20 km. drive of Cherbourg. It is a neat site with about 120 touring pitches divided and separated by hedging, giving an orderly, welllaid-out, attractive appearance. Almost all have electricity (10A Europlug), water and drainage. There are 50 mobile homes to rent in three separate areas.
The reception area is at the entrance (with a security barrier), and the forecourt is decorated with flower beds. To the rear of the site and laid out in the sandhills is an excellent play area. Not surprisingly, the sandy beach is a big attraction. The length of units is restricted to eight metres to prevent any problems accessing pitches.
Two well-maintained toilet blocks. The main one is modern and includes washbasins in cubicles and some family rooms. Some showers and WCs have access to the outside of the building. Accessible facilities, baby bathroom. Laundry area. Motorhome services. Shop for basics. Bar (all season). Snacks (July/Aug). Heated swimming and paddling pools (indoor all season, outdoor - seasonal). Play area. Football. Tennis. Pool table. Boules. Fishing. TV room. Some entertainment (July/Aug). WiFi over site (charged).
Alan Rogers ref: FR50060
Accommodations: 50
Pitches: 120
GPS: 49.49452, -1.84246
Post Code: F-50340
what3words: calmly.opal.arranges
Contact: info@legrandlarge.com
Tel: +33 2 33 52 40 75 www.legrandlarge.com
Open dates:
Mid April - Mid September.
Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Seaside beach on site
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Fishing on site
Find out more Visit ar.camp/fr50060
Camping Les Mouettes
Yelloh! Village Camping Les Mouettes is a sheltered site on the edge of an attractive bay, with access to the sea at the front of the site. In a wooded setting with many attractive trees and shrubs, the 457 pitches include 63 for touring units, all with electricity, water, drainage and private sanitary facilities. The remainder are taken by tour operators and by 406 mobile homes and chalets to rent.
At the centre of the ‘village’ are shops, two bars, a restaurant, an entertainment stage, sports facilities, an impressive heated pool complex with swimming, paddling and new water slides, plus a ‘tropical river’, jacuzzi and sauna. There is also an excellent indoor swimming pool.
Accessible facilities. Private sanitary facilities available on premium pitches. Laundry. Shop. Takeaway with pizzas and street food. Bar with TV. Ice cream bar. Crêperie restaurant. Heated pool complex indoor (all season) and outdoor. Beauty salon. Games rooms (including a special one for children under five). Play areas. Multisports ground. Minigolf. Bicycle hire. Entertainment all season. Movie theatre. Kids clubs. Large units should phone first. Free WiFi throughout.
Alan Rogers ref: FR29000
Accommodations: 394
Pitches: 63
GPS: 48.65807, -3.92833
Post Code: F-29660
what3words: magician.composed.bunking
Contact: contact@les-mouettes.com
Tel: +33 2 98 67 02 46 les-mouettes.com/en
Open dates:
Late April - Early September.
Key features
Book online
Pets allowed
Accessible facilities
Seaside beach nearby
Indoor pool on site
Childrens play area
Bar on site
Bicycle hire on site Find out more
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CAMPING LE SYLVAMAR
At Labenne Océan - 1.2 km from the ocean
At the gateway to the Basque Country and Spain
Free motorhome service area
Camping pitches with private sanitary cabins
Heated pools - Balneotherapy spa - Entertainment - Restaurant
Happy parents nature reserve
Between the Camargue and Spain, in the heart of a region rich in colours and favours, Yelloh! Village Le Sérignan Plage stretches along a large sandy beach that gently plunges into the Mediterranean. In this oasis of greenery, a friendly team warmly welcomes you for family holidays with many aquatic areas, entertainment for all and quality accommodation.
An incomparable atmosphere emanates from this place, to be discovered, which has received numerous distinctions. info@leserignanplage.com - www.leserignanplage.com
Sérignan Plage - France - Tel : +33 4 67 32 35 33
