Experience the togetherness of a camping holiday with loved ones and create unforgettable memories.
Escape to the sea, mountains or countryside....Have a break and breathe again!
A splash in the pool with the kids. A sunset on the beach. Rediscover the fun and beauty in the simple things in life.
Pitching a tent and waking up in another country is a unique holiday experience. Sleep under the stars this year.
The campsites for young people have been located close to amenities to ensure your holiday isn’t just limited to the site itself. Choices of activities include horse riding, archery and river fishing.
Pack your hiking boots and book into a campsite near the Alps for a mountainous adventure! Be sure to bring water and blister plasters on a hike.
Choosing a campsite close to a beach or large lake adds a fun element to any trip. For watersports including diving, look at the Brittany region, or if you’re a fan of sandy beaches then Beziers is a great choice. Bring a bucket and spade along, with wet-shoes for the little ones.
Surrounding your campsite, you’ll find a host of cultural activities including museums and art galleries. The French are rightfully very proud of their heritage, so be sure to visit the nearby UNESCO sites and national parks.
Take a short walk from your campsite to visit the local farmers’ market and high street shops. Try some local cheeses and meats from the deli and buy supplies for your stay!
One of the best elements of foreign travel must be trying out the language. Use an app like Duolingo to practise before your trip and impress the locals with your efforts.
France is blessed with a large number of historic chateaux and architecture. Who hasn’t marvelled at the engineering of Paris’s Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe? Visit the beautiful Mont St Michel in Normandy and walk past the little shops to reach the pretty fairy-tale castle at the top of the hill.
From your base at the campsite, young people will enjoy mastering new skills. Pitching a tent isn’t as easy as it looks and once you’ve learned how to lay and light a campfire, toasting smores will be a doddle.
Many holidaymakers who choose camping trips return to the same family-friendly campsite year after year. Befriending these regulars enables you to gain vital campsite and local knowledge and could lead to lifelong friendships.
Going offline and getting away from the daily grind is just the tonic that busy families need. Sharing a new space and ways of doing things can be a real bonding experience. Help your family become a team and bring board games or a bat and ball from home for screenless fun.
There is so much to do on a youth camping trip that they might need another holiday!
If on-site entertainment is a must for you, set the filters to include this before you book. Sites differ and many offer a small cinema, clubhouse, organised events and sports or an arcade.
Keep busy when you’re away from your accommodation by checking out some of the on-site amenities. Crazy golf is always a fun activity for the whole family, and many of the campsites for young people will offer a waterpark with pools manned by lifeguards and a relaxing spa area.
Children and teens can burn off some of their excess energy by taking part in organised sports activities or joining the on-site kids’ club. Competitions, arts and crafts, learning new skills and making friends will leave them ready for a nice quiet night under the stars.
For a special family treat, put away the chef apron in your self-catering accommodation and book a table in the on-site or local restaurant. If you’re too tired to go out, you can pick up a takeaway pizza or meal at most of the family campsites in France.
Ask reception when you arrive about the many excursions and organised day trips on offer. Days away from camp offer a new dimension. Find out about cave visits, boat trips, or coach trips to markets and national parks.
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