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2023
Camping Sandaya Cap Sud is located by the sea and surrounded by eucalyptus and juniper trees in the 100% pedestrianised Cap Sud holiday village...
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2019
In the region that the Kings of France chose to build their most beautiful residences, this pleasant, shaded site has been developed in the surroundings...
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2023
Camping de Bordeneo is ideally located in Belle Ile en Mer, in a beautiful wooded park just 600 metres from the beach. The campsite has...
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2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
Two brothers, a wine producer and a hotelier opened Domaine de Massereau in August 2006. It is set within a 50-hectare vineyard dating back to...
Les Mûres is a friendly, family site situated northeast of the busy holiday centre of Port Grimaud and has been run by the Grau and...
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2023
Camping Sandaya Les Tamaris is a super site that is unusually situated on a strip of land that separates the sea from the étang, or...
Le Capeyrou is an excellent and very well maintained site. It is situated by the River Dordogne, within easy walking distance of the picturesque château...
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2023
Camping Sandaya Rivièra d’Azur is an excellent site near the Côte d’Azur that will take you away from the Mediterranean coast's bustle. Spread out over...
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2023, 2019, 2018
Sunêlia Le Fief is in a wonderful setting just 900 metres from a vast sandy beach and the gently shelving waters of southern Brittany's Jade...
If you are looking for large pitches, shady trees, mountain views and direct access to a lakeside beach, this site is for you. There are...
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2021, 2019
Manor Farm continues to be popular with British and Dutch visitors, being located in one of the traditional touring areas of Switzerland. The flat terrain...
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2021
Le Moulin de l’Eclis is an attractive, rural site with direct access to a safe sandy beach. There are 183 pitches of which around half...
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2023, 2022, 2019
Camping Bravoplaya is a very large site divided into two by a quiet road, with a reception on each side with friendly, helpful staff. There...
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2020
This site is unusual in that it is located in the heart of a village, yet is only 250 metres from a sandy cove. The...
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2018
At the heart of the Auvergne, only 35 km to the South of Clermont-Ferrand and 12 km from Besse St. Anastaise, the friendly Pommier family...
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2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
This spacious, friendly site is run by Michelle, Josep and their daughter and is always a popular destination. It is spotlessly clean and well-maintained, and...
This spacious site is on the southern outskirts of Privas and aims to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. The site has 166 large, grass...
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2023, 2021, 2018
In a quiet location arranged around two lakes and set amidst beautiful alpine scenery, this site, founded in 1930, is renowned as one of Austria’s...
Camping les Vagues is a member of the Sandaya group and is situated at the popular seaside resort of Valras-Plage, 500 m. from a fine...
About 6 km. east of Sarlat, les Grottes de Roffy is a pleasantly laid out, family site. There are 140 marked pitches, some very large...
Accessible Campsites
Camping and caravanning are wonderful ways to explore and experience the great outdoors. However, for people with disabilities or physical impairments, finding accessible campsites and caravan parks can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are a growing number of campsites and caravan parks in the UK and Europe that cater specifically to the needs of people with accessibility requirements.
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Accessible Camping and Caravanning for People with Disabilities or Physical Impairments

Increasingly campsites have specially designed pitches and facilities that are tailored to the needs of people with disabilities, making it easier to enjoy the great outdoors. These pitches are often wider than standard pitches, and are located close to the accessible shower and toilet facilities. There may also be accessible waste disposal points and drinking water taps located nearby.
The best sites have facilities including a changing bench, a hoist, and a shower chair, making it easy for people with disabilities to use the facilities. The site may also have a dedicated accessible washing-up area and a laundry room that can be accessed by wheelchair users.
Accessible camping and caravanning is becoming more and more popular throughout Europe. With a growing number of sites that cater specifically to the needs of people with disabilities, it has never been easier to enjoy the great outdoors.
The importance of access
Access ramps are an essential feature of any accessible camping or caravanning site, providing an easy and safe way for people with disabilities or physical impairments to access important facilities like reception areas, bars, and restaurants. Access ramps are designed to provide a smooth and gradual incline, allowing people who use wheelchairs or mobility aids to easily navigate steps or uneven surfaces.
At accessible camping and caravanning sites, access ramps should be in place at all public areas, including reception areas, bars, restaurants, and other facilities. The ramps should be wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility aids and should have handrails on both sides to provide additional support and stability.

When designing access ramps, it's important to consider the needs of people with different types of disabilities. For example, ramps should be designed to be slip-resistant, providing a safe surface for people with mobility impairments or visual impairments. They should also be wide enough to accommodate people with mobility aids, such as walkers or crutches.
In addition to providing access ramps, it's important to ensure that the facilities themselves are accessible to people with disabilities. This means providing accessible seating, tables, and counters, as well as accessible toilets and washrooms. Facilities should also be designed with sufficient space for people to manoeuvre their wheelchairs or mobility aids.
Overall, access ramps are an essential feature of any accessible camping or caravanning site, ensuring that people with disabilities or physical impairments can easily access important facilities and enjoy all that the site has to offer. By providing well-designed access ramps and accessible facilities, camping and caravanning sites can create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all visitors.