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2023
Camping l’Evasion is located close to the Lac de Jaunay, well known for its water-based activities. This modern, well-equipped site boasts a natural swimming pool...
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2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
Yelloh! Village Turiscampo is an outstanding site run by the friendly Coll family. It's wonderful for children, with very good activities, but also 'snow birds'...
This large, well-maintained campsite is well laid out on the shores of Lac de Léon and offers about 250 touring pitches and 550 mobile homes...
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2023, 2022, 2021, 2020
Situated across the yacht harbour from the resort of Canet-Plage, le Brasilia is an impressive, well-managed family site directly beside the beach. There's much to...
Saint-Disdille is situated 300 m. from the beautiful Lake Geneva and the famous spa towns of Thonon-les-Bains, which can be reached on a bus that...
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2021
Just forty minutes from Florence and an hour from Pisa, this site is beautifully situated high in the Tuscan hills close to the fascinating town...
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2023
Camping Sandaya Les Amis de la Plage, a former municipal site, is located on the southern side of the Ile de Ré at Le Bois-Plage-en-Ré...
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2023, 2022, 2018
Set in the grounds of a château, Castel Camping le Château de Lez Eaux lies in a rural situation just off the main route south...
La Gaviota is a delightful, small, family run site at the end of a cul-de-sac with direct beach access. This ensures a peaceful situation with...
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2020, 2018
This site on the banks of the Seine, Camping Sandaya Paris Maisons-Laffitte is consistently busy, has multilingual, friendly reception staff and occupies a grassy, tree-covered...
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, 2022, 2021, 2020
Sites et Paysages Camping Au Clos de la Chaume is a pleasant site within walking distance of the town, on level ground with a small...
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2023, 2018
Le Paradis is an excellent, well-maintained riverside site, halfway between Les Eyzies and Montignac in the Valley of the Vézère. The site is landscaped with...
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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...
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2020
Le Champ Neuf is located in Saint Quentin-en-Tourmont on the Bay of the Somme. It is a quiet site, 900 m. from the ornithological reserve...
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2023, 2019, 2018
Le Castel Camping de La Bien-Assise is a mature and well-developed campsite in the grounds of a country house dating back to the 1500s. There...
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2023, 2022, 2018
This friendly and ever-popular site has a very imposing and dramatic situation in a steep valley with a fine view of the Jungfrau at the...
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2020
Situated on the southwest edge of Dartmoor, this holiday park has been developed in the grounds of the old Langstone Manor house. The touring pitches...
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2020
La Côte de Nacre is a large, popular, commercial site with many facilities, all of a high standard. It is an ideal holiday location for...
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.