Camping in Champagne-Ardenne
28 campsites in France, Champagne-Ardenne
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2019
This attractive campsite in a secluded valley is accessed through a narrow arched gateway. It was created in 1995 by careful conservation of original forge...
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2021, 2018
Le Lac d’Orient opened in 2009 equipped with a good range of leisure amenities and with an attractive rural location. The site can be found...
This site is situated beside what is said to be the largest man-made inland lake in Europe (4,800 ha.), the Lac du Der Chantecoq. This...
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2020
This independently run campsite is in a rural setting in the grounds of a former château. The camping area occupies only a small part of...
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2023, 2020, 2018
This excellent lakeside site is near the city of Langres. Only twenty minutes from the A5/A31 junction, Camping de la Liez provides an ideal spot...
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2019
Only 10 km. from autoroute A31 (exit Langres Sud), this site is ideally located for an overnight stop on your holiday journey, but also has...
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2023, 2020
This delightful site, a member of the Flower group, is situated in the heart of the Ardennes between Reims and Luxembourg. It is peacefully located...
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2023, 2019
The location of Châlons, south of Reims and near the A4 and A26 autoroutes, about 300 km. from Calais and Boulogne, makes this an ideal...
This attractive lakeside site is a short way from the N43 in the Ardennes region. It has a large range of facilities and activities. The...
Camping La Muree is located in the Ardennes Natural Park, near the Meuse valley, Lake Vieilles-Forges and the fortifications of Rocroi. The site covers one...
Camping Hautoreille is a family-friendly site near Langres and the Land of Four Lakes with accompanying water sports galore. Water-skiing, wakeboarding, canoeing and fishing are...
This modern lakeside site is located in the heart of the French Ardennes, an area with relatively few good quality sites. Terraced on three levels...
This medium sized site is situated near the lakes of the Parc l’Orient, 40 km. east of Troyes in the Champagne-Ardenne region. You will receive...
Camping Du Chateau is located in the French Champagne-Ardennes region and is popular as a one night stop over. It is close to the A31/...
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2022
This is a friendly, relaxed 6 ha. site in the heart of the Parc Naturel de la Forêt d’Orient and a very short stroll from...
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2022
Also known as Les Sources du Lac, this Yelloh! Village site is located close to the village of Eclaron and has direct access to the...
This campsite is situated within a peaceful parkland setting right next to the river Meuse with local amenities only a ten-minute walk away in A...
Le Garillon, a former municipal site, is located on the northeastern side of the large Lac d’Orient, close to the village of Radonvilliers. There are...
Camping Navarre is a small municipal site of 66 pitches located in a unique position within the walls of the historic town of Langres. The...
Camping de Île Cherlieu is on a flowered island, in the middle of the Aube River, the Île Cherlieu site offers you the option of...
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Champagne-Ardenne
The varied landscapes of Champagne-Ardenne include dense forests, vineyards and winding rivers. The whole area is dotted with fascinating ancient churches and castles, towns and villages.
Situated on the flatlands of Champagne are the most northerly vineyards in France where special processing turns the light, dry wine into the world-renowned 'le Champagne'. The name signifies the wine has been produced in the region; sparkling wine from anywhere else in the world must take a different name. Reims and Epernay are the centres for the wine trade, with many of the largest Champagne houses setting their headquarters here.
The region is essentially a place of rural peace, with chalky rolling fields, although there is some heavy industry in the north. This north-eastern slice of France has seen many European battles and the hilly terrain and deep forests of the Ardennes gave some advantage to the Resistance fighters of the last war when Ardennes was annexed to Germany. Its main city of Charleville-Mezieres was two distinct towns lying on either side of the Meuse river until their amalgamation in 1966, and each retains its individuality.
It’s impossible to mention the Champagne region without referring to its legendary wines; the cork popping from a bottle of Bollinger, or any of its bubbly counterparts, is a sound internationally associated with celebration. The magnificent Champagne houses sit amid a dazzling white chalk landscape stitched with green vineyards, and the town of Epernay nestles in the heart of it all, its streets lined with 19th-century townhouses.
There’s more to the region than sparkling treats, however. Reims is the historic centre, with its spectacular French Gothic cathedral, an intricate masterpiece that took three centuries to realise. Adjacent is the Palais du Tau, once the residence of the French kings and now a museum containing statues and tapestries. Its oldest monument is the Mars Gate, named for the temple to Mars that once stood there. It is believed to date back to the third century and was one of four Roman gates around the city. The medieval town of Troyes in Aube is also delightful, with its colombage houses and narrow streets.
Walking and cycling around Champagne is a guaranteed pleasure, not only for the tasting and cellar tour opportunities but also for its green landscapes and rich history.