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This site is now part of the Yelloh Village group, and standards on their sites are consistently high - Camping La Plage du Dramont is no exception. Check-in was efficient, and English was spoken; there is a large waiting area, and once you pass through the initial barrier, you will then be given directions to your pitch. There are 113 touring pitches, which have electric hook-up points available. These are generally open plan, under tree shade, but very dry and dusty due to the Mediterranean climate.
Les Mures is a site on the Gulf of St Tropez, and it really is on the Gulf with direct access to its own beach. This is a modern site offering the highest standard of amenities. The site is divided into two parts: ‘The Vineyard’ and ‘The Beach’. There are Pitches located directly on the beach, with direct access to the Mediterranean. ‘The Vineyard’ is just a short distance on the other side of a very busy road (connected by a pedestrian underpass) and is more spacious and offers a little more shade; this is where most of the site facilities are located.
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 ten hectares, this is a well-equipped holiday destination with pitches arranged along avenues. The 188 touring pitches average 100 sq.m. in size, and all have electricity connections and, unusually, private sanitary facilities (although washbasins double as dishwashing sinks). There are 340 accommodation units for rent, most of which were installed after ongoing investment by the owners. There is a free shuttle to the beach at Saint Aygulf.
Camping International at Giens is a popular windsurfers’ paradise. The site has its own school with the beach just across the quiet coast road. With around 200 pitches in total, there are 80 available for touring units, many of these just being used by tents. This site is ideal for those seeking an active holiday. As well as the opportunities for windsurfing, the beach is just 200 m. away and there are bicycles available for hire. The peninsula is a working area, as opposed to a bustling seaside resort like those to be found on the main coast nearby.
Sandaya Douce Quiétude is just a 10-minute drive from the sandy beaches at Saint Raphaël and Agay (with campsite shuttle transport) but is quietly situated at the foot of the Estérel Massif. There are around 440 pitches, 90 for touring units and 260 for fully equipped mobile homes for rent, some with air-conditioning, dishwasher and jacuzzi.
Les Tournels is a large site set on a hillside and pitches have panoramic views of the Gulf of Saint Tropez and Pampelonne beach. The hillside is covered in parasol pines and old olive trees. Of the 890 pitches, 457 are available for touring. They are reasonably level and shady, of variable size, all with electricity and many also with water and waste water drainage. The swimming pool, play area, shop and bar may be some distance away. The site has a superb new spa centre with gym, sauna and jacuzzi, with an excellent pool alongside, all reserved for over 18s, and a new restaurant with a large terrace. Competitions and shows are organised for adults and children in July and August.
Camp du Domaine is located along the coast just outside the town of Bormes and is 3 km. south of Le Lavandou. The same family has run this large, attractive beachside site for 70 years. With 1040 touring pitches, 957 of which are level and have 10/16A electricity, you can pitch either in the shade in one of the pine forests or the most popular pitches beside the beach with a sea view. Pitches are generous (80-150sqm), but those located furthest from the beach are the largest with more shade. There are also 280 mobile homes/bungalows to rent situated on the hillside with superb views.
This is a large, modern site with excellent Eco credentials. Access is very easy; reception is modern and very efficient in most European languages. The site has a large selection of properties to rent and 300 touring pitches. All pitches have E.H.U. and a freshwater tap, pitches are large and separated by low hedges, all have tree shade, and the site is level, offering good access for all. The site provides a cycle hire service, and you can cycle to the beaches of St. Agulf in under 15 minutes, or if you wish, there is also a regular water taxi straight from the site to the beach. An alternative is to relax around the beautiful pool and bar area.
La Baume is a large, busy site about 5.5 km from the long sandy beach of Fréjus-Plage, although with its fine and varied selection of swimming pools many people do not bother to make the trip. The pools, with their palm trees, are remarkable for their size and variety (water slides, etc) – the very large feature pool being a highlight. There is also an aquatic play area, two indoor pools with a slide and the new Armata spa area. The site has 240 adequately sized, fully serviced pitches, separated by hedges and most have shade. Although tents are accepted, the site concentrates mainly on caravanning. It becomes full in season.
Camping Sandaya La Barque is located in Fréjus, on the banks of the Argens river . It's perfect for those looking for a relaxing and fun-filled camping holiday in the south of France. There are 26 touring pitches with electric hook-up points available. Most are spacious and shaded, and many have a view of the pool or the river.
La Pansard is a large site with 400 pitches and direct access to the beach. With a mix of mobile homes and touring pitches, most of the touring areas are located around the beach area and under shady pine trees. The pitches are sandy and of average size (80-100 sq.m) but suffer from a lack of suitably placed electrical connections and water points. Some pitches will require extremely long leads. The site has good sports facilities and a comprehensive small supermarket. There is a large separate car park area for boats. Some English is spoken. This stretch of coast is very sheltered with a shallow beach safe for swimming.
Camping Les Blimouses is located in the hills of the Côte-d'Azur. When visiting this campsite there are 80 touring pitches which are vastly laid out and are shaded by trees and are all on different terraces due to the sloping terrain. On a separate part of the campsite you can find the rental accommodation; classic mobile homes, but also modern lodge tents.
In a quiet location, just a twenty-minute cycle ride from the beach and close to the popular resort of Fréjus, Camping de Vaudois has been run by the Gonzalez family for over 40 years and was started by the owner's Grandfather and the whole family take pride in ensuring the site is of the highest standard, and It was certainly agreed. There are 40 Pitches of a good size, flat and level, with tree shade with low-level hedging dividing each pitch. All had had E.H.U., and most had beautiful views over the surrounding countryside; there are, however, no fully serviced pitches on this site.
This is a beautiful site just a short drive from the sandy beaches of the Mediterranean and ideally located for touring Provence. The site has been in the same family since 1980, and now the 3rd generation is taking over the running of the site and is very proud of what has been achieved by their Parents and Grandparents. The site consists of 157 pitches, all with 10 amp E.H.U. and all offering some shade from the established cork oaks; pitches are spacious and separated by low flowery hedges, and all pitches have water and waste water drainage. Access to the site is good, and check-in was quick and efficient; you can walk around and select your pitch. Facilities on site were spotless and modern, and there is a shop, bar, restaurant and takeaway.
This site is located at the western end of the Côte d’Azur. The nearest beach is close to Hyères and thanks to a relatively little used road, can be reached in little over ten minutes. There are 166 pitches here, mostly with electricity. They are arranged on terraces which are well shaded. Pitches are large and each is a different shape from its neighbour. They can however be uneven and some are not suitable for very large frame tents. A number of caravans and mobile homes are available to rent. On-site amenities include a swimming pool and a bar/restaurant.
This little jewel of a site is in a pleasant setting and the intervening wooded area seems to give it sufficient screening to make the campsite itself quite peaceful. It is only 5 km. from the beaches at Cogolin and Saint Tropez, so its position is handy for one of the showplaces of the Riviera, but away from the hustle and bustle of the beach resorts. There are 150 good sized touring pitches (out of 248 with the others used for mobile homes to rent). All have electricity (6-10A) although long leads may be necessary. The site is very well maintained.
This site in the Mediterranean countryside is very much geared for family holidays with children. Some 20 minutes on foot from the beach, the site has a very large and well kept pool area and a stage for entertainment. Somewhat smaller than other sites of this type, there are 122 good sized pitches (61 for touring units). The ground is mainly level, if rather stony and sandy. Variable shade is available and all pitches have 10A electricity. There are plans to enlarge some of the smaller, 80 sq.m. pitches. The attractive pool is surrounded by ample paved sunbathing areas.
Camping le Parc is a small and peaceful site just 35 minutes from the hustle and bustle of the Côte d’Azur, where you will receive a warm welcome by the owners. Set in the heart of Provence, there are about 120 mostly level pitches, 55 of which are a good size for touring (all with 10A electricity), the remainder taken by mobile homes and chalets for rent or privately owned. Pitches are partly shaded by oak trees which let enough sunlight through to give an open feel to the site. It is a good base for visiting the nearby Provençal hilltop villages with colourful markets. These might include Fayence, Seillans (classed as one of the most beautiful villages in France), Caillan and Montauroux.
Mas de Pierredon is a delightful, family-owned campsite with 122 pitches (70 available for touring). Set out in rows and attractively landscaped with hedges and flower beds, most pitches are quite small (50-80 sq.m) so large outfits should book in advance to reserve one of the few larger pitches. Some pitches have private sanitary and dishwashing facilities. There is an impressive gourmet restaurant on site. The outdoor pool complex comprises of a large pool, a paddling pool for children and a multi-track water toboggan. The site is easily accessed from the motorway but as a consequence suffers a constant level of road noise.
This is a traditional campsite in the Var region of France by the side of the Argens River, a beautiful and relaxing location where you can swim, canoe, or go fishing. On site, there are 61 grassy, level pitches that have water and 10A electricity. A nice mixture of deciduous trees provides natural shade. If you are fortunate enough, the best pitches are located right by the river. The campsite is located down a private lane, and as you enter, you will see the Old Mill, which contains the reception and well-stocked shop. The site facilities are also in this area, and English is spoken. Although the site is in a secluded, quiet location, you are only 10 km from the nearest sandy beach and the railway station at Frejus.
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Côte d'Azur
The sleepy villages, sunny vineyards and pretty lavender fields of Provence sit in stark contrast to the cosmopolitan towns and thronging beaches of the Côte d’Azur, one of France’s most popular destinations
The glittering Côte d’Azur, perhaps better known as the French Riviera, is a beautiful stretch of coast studded with sophisticated towns such as the famous Monte Carlo, Nice, and Cannes, not forgetting the other famous and arguably the most glamorous resort of St Tropez. With its vast golden sandy beaches and long lazy hours of sunshine, this is a paradise for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts. It’s a spectacular coast of rugged coves and warm seas. The quaint harbours and fishing villages have become chic destinations, now full of pleasure yachts, harbour-side cafés and crowded summertime beaches. Inland, St Paul-de-Vence, with its shops and galleries, and Grasse, the perfume capital of the world, are popular destinations for visitors, surrounded by the Provençal lavender fields and shady olive groves that fill the air with a magical scent at certain times of the year.
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Côte d'Azur Blogs
Côte d’Azur Camping
Rob Fearn | 3 Apr 2024 | Read time: 7m 30s
The glittering Côte d’Azur entrances and lures people from afar – lovers of the life of luxury and the froth of the international jet set come here. But so too do those in search of modern campsites, convenient golden beaches and endless sunny days.
Read MorePLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Antibes: Old city with 17th-century ramparts; 12th-century castle.
Cannes: Popular for conventions and festivals; la Croisette; old city.
Marseille: Bustling port city with boat trips to the Château d’If prison on a nearby island.
Menton: Warmest of coastal cities, year round resort.
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CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
Aigo Bouido: Garlic and sage soup with bread (or eggs and cheese).
Aïoli (ailloli): A mayonnaise sauce with garlic and olive oil.
Bagna Cauda: Raw vegetables in a fondue of hot olive oil, garlic and anchovies.
Bouillabaisse: Fish soup served with rouille sauce, saffron and aioli.
Pissaladière: Provençal bread dough with onions, anchovies, olives.
Porquetta: Stuffed suckling pig.
Salade niçoise: Salad of anchovies, tuna, tomatoes, peppers, eggs and olives.
Socca: A crêpe made with chick pea flour and cooked in a wood-fired oven.