Camping in Côte d'Azur
107 campsites in France, Côte d’Azur
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2019
La Bergerie is a quiet, family owned site, situated in the hills about 3km from Vence and Saint Paul de Vence. 10km from the sea...
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2022
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...
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...
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...
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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...
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...
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...
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2021, 2020, 2019
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...
This attractive, terraced site, set on a hillside under umbrella pines, has been gradually and thoughtfully developed. The genuine, friendly welcome means many families return...
In a popular resort area and open all year, la Vieille Ferme is an oasis of calm. A family owned site with good facilities, it...
Port Pothuau is a delightful site and a warm welcome is assured from the owners. Of its 380 pitches, 80 are available for touring units...
The campsite LA VIDARESSE is located in Sainte-Anastasie-Sur-Issole in Var, in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, a popular destination in France thanks to its high levels of sunshine...
La Rouillère is a family run campsite located in the heart of the peninsula of Saint-Tropez, ideally located at the foot of the two beautiful...
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2020, 2019
Origan is a naturist site set in the mountains behind Nice at a height of 500 m. The access road is single track and winding...
Le Relais de la Bresque Flower Camping, in Sillans-la-Cascade, a typical little village in the heart of the Var. Situated in the largest falls of...
Parc les Cigales is an accommodation-only site benefiting from the shady environment of cork umbrella pines, further enhanced by olives, palm trees and colourful shrubs...
Les Pinèdes is 7 km. inland from the busy coast, at the centre of all the attractions of the Côte d’Azur, yet far enough away...
Les Lauriers Roses is an attractive, small site with up-to-date facilities and the emphasis on comfort and relaxation. Steeply terraced over two hectares with views...
First impressions of l’Etoile d’Argens are of space, cleanliness and calm. This is a site run with families in mind and many of the activities...
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2019
Camping le Haut Chandelalar is a spacious, family run naturist campsite high in the Alpes Maritimes, east of Castelallane and only 1 km. from Brianconnet...
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, perfume capital of the
world, are popular destinations for visitors.
Further up in the hills are quieter medieval villages with winding streets and white-walled houses with terracotta roofs, which have attracted artists for many years. In St Paul-de-Vence visitors browse through shops and galleries set on narrow winding cobblestone streets and inland Grasse is the perfume capital of the world, surrounded by the Provençal lavender fields and shady olive groves that fill the air with a magical scent at certain times of the year.Roman monuments can be seen at Orange, and Vaison-la-Romaine, and the spectacular Palais des Papes at Avignon is a ‘must see’. The extinct volcanic cone of Mont Ventoux provides dramatic views and is one of the most gruelling stages in the Tour de France.

Places of interest
Aix-en-Provence: Old town; cathedral of St. Sauveur; Cézanne museum.
Antibes: Old city with 17th-century ramparts; 12th-century castle.
Camargue: Wetland and nature reserve with white horses, flamingoes and bulls.
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.
Orange: Roman city, gateway to the Midi;- Colline St Europe.
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.