You can also camp here, with views over the 13,500ft Aiguille Verte along the Mont Blanc mountain range. La Boerne in Tré-le-Champ (at 4,650ft) is a rustic 18th-century auberge with six dorms that is loved by hikers, mountaineers and trail runners in summer and by ski, snowboard and snowshoe fans in winter. Pitches for a family of four cost from £172 per week (0033 5 59 45 29 40 ) La Boerne Haute-Savoie, Alps Dogs are permitted, except for breeds in categories one and two. It has countless facilities, which makes it a paradise for kids and families, including tennis, basketball and volleyball courts, two swimming pools (plus a paddling pool) and waterslides. The site is surrounded by glorious countryside and known for its friendly atmosphere. Souillac’s La Paille Basse campsite is on the Lot/Dordogne border, just 30 minutes from the famous medieval town of Sarlat la Canéda.
Pitches for two adults and two children from per £199 week (0033 4 68 21 0797 ) Domaine de la Paille Basse Souillac, Dordogne Set in the heart of the Montagne Noire in the regional park of Haut-Languedoc, Camping Lestap embraces the Tarn’s tranquil countryside so visitors can reconnect with nature.ĭogs are permitted, except for breeds in categories one and two, which are considered dangerous under French regulations – see for specific breeds. What do French campsites have that British campsites don’t? The sense of community the family-friendly approach with additional farm and fun themed areas the emphasis on local produce that showcases regional flavours and the trips that team historical and cultural encounters with family life. The emphasis is always on locally sourced produce however, vegetarian and vegan menu alternatives are still not the norm, although it is slowly improving. In Occitanie you may encounter plenty of cassoulet, whereas you’ll find more “poulet basquaise” options in Basque country, near Biarritz. Even campsite restaurants, snack bars and auberges offer a variety of choices when it comes to food and wine, due to the array of regional specialisms and “terrior”.
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