Barren yet beautiful, sparsely populated but abundant in personality, the warm embrace of the Auvergne will touch the spirit of even the most experienced traveller.
Camping in Auvergne
76 campsites in France, Auvergne
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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...
La Bageasse is a member of the Aquadis Loisirs group. Popular with anglers, it is located on the banks of the River Allier, barraged to...
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2019
Flower Camping de la Rochelambert is an attractive and welcoming site can be found in the heart of Auvergne. Extending over four hectares, it is...
Champ de la Chapelle is a six-hectare site in the Forest of Troncais. It is mainly well maintained and there is mature parkland with a...
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2022
This is a small, peaceful and rustic site run by an enthusiastic French family, situated in a secluded wooded valley between the Cantal and the...
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2021
A very rural, rustic site, les Chelles is situated in the Parc Naturel Livradois, 25 km. south of Thiers. It is ideal for nature lovers...
A pleasant, spacious, rural site bordering the River Allier and close to the A75 autoroute, making it convenient as a stopover when travelling north or...
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2019
L’Europe is, in high season, a lively site, dominated by its mobile homes, on the edge of the little town of Murol. The site is...
In the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional des Volcans d’Auvergne, the Domaine occupies an attractive position on the lakeside, surrounded by wooded hills and...
Its fine location overlooking a large man-made lake (Bort les Orgues) makes this site a good choice for waters-based activities. The 10 ha. site is...
Set near the town of Sauxillanges in the Puy-de-Dôme department of the volcanic Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, Camping Sauxillanges des Prairies D'Auvergne is a short drive from...
Le Clos Auroy is a well established and attractive family run campsite with English-speaking Dutch owners. It is just 300 metres away from Orcet, a...
La Presqu’île du Puech des Ouilhes is a small, family site located on a peninsula within the large Saint Etienne Cantales lake. There are 7...
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2020
This city site is located at the foot of a towering needle of volcanic rock with a church on top which is spectacularly lit at...
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2022
A lovely, small and friendly campsite that offers an excellent alternative to the larger sites in this area. The owners are aiming for a quiet...
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2018
Expect a warm welcome at Sites et Paysages de Vaubarlet, a peaceful and spacious family run site. Located in a beautiful riverside setting, it has...
Located 800m from the medieval town of Besse and 5 minutes from the Super Besse ski slopes, Camping Bois de Gravière is open from Christmas...
This is a spacious site sitting high on a hillside and set in natural woodland. Royat is on the outskirts of Clermont-Ferrand, but close to...
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2020
This tranquil campsite of seven hectares is within the 25-hectare estate of the picturesque 15th-century Château of Grange Fort. There are 163 pitches (119 for...
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Auvergne
Set in the heart of the Massif-Central, the Auvergne was formed by a series of volcanic eruptions and is a dramatic region of awe-inspiring, non-active volcanoes, lakes, sparkling rivers, green valleys and forests.
The Auvergne is a wonderful destination for nature lovers, for those who enjoy active outdoor pursuits or for people who would like to relax at a spa resort. The ‘Parc Naturel Régional des Volcans d’Auvergne’ – the Auvergne Volcano Park – is the largest national park in France and is a protected environment filled with exceptional flora and fauna. The mountains provide three classified downhill ski resorts and excellent cross-country skiing. A very wide range of outdoor activities is available.
The ancient volcanoes have also provided ten thermal spa areas, five of which are among the leading thermal resorts in France. For the history buff, the region offers beautiful Romanesque churches, medieval castles, ruined fortresses, and stiff black sculptures of the Madonna and child for those interested in sightseeing. Visit Vulcania, the European Volcano Park where adults and children can learn about the fascinating science of volcanoes. The area was once fairly isolated and inward-looking, but access is now much improved and roads are well-engineered, so the region is now realising its potential as a holiday area.