Camping in Lorraine
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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 stream. The friendly family owners, who are British and French, live on-site and do their best to ensure campers have an enjoyable, relaxing stay. The grassy pitches are level, of varying sizes and with varying amounts of sun and shade. All touring pitches have electricity hook-ups (6/10A), and some are divided by shrubs and trees.
At Camping Porte des Vosges you are assured of a very warm welcome from the owner, Sylvie Drode. This spacious, clean and very well cared for site is situated in Lorraine, on the outskirts of the historic town of Bulgnéville and is just off the E21/A31 making it an ideal stopover as well as for longer holidays. The sloping site has trees and bushes which shade around 100 spacious touring pitches (70-150 sq.m) that are on gravel or grass and there are two equipped tents and a vintage caravan to rent. All the pitches have access to electricity (6A, Europlug) and water points are distributed throughout the site.
Bordered by the Moselle river, surrounded by the mountains of the Vosges and located just off the town square, this site is open all year making it a good base from which to explore in summer, and ideal for skiing in winter, when you might be tempted to rent one of the 40 chalets. Domaine de Champé is a level site with 80 touring pitches, all with 4/12A electricity, spread over a fairly large area on both sides of a tributary stream, so some are quite a distance from the facilities. There are two heated pools, one large outside and a smaller one inside. The village boasts a Theatre of the People, founded in 1895, giving shows in July and August. The Casino is open all year and is very popular.
This is a very pleasant, peaceful municipal site just 1.5 kilometres outside Contrexéville with its thermal baths and swimming pools (also to be found in nearby Vittel). Situated in the town’s forested leisure area, there are opportunities for lake swimming, boating, fishing and walking within easy reach of the site. There are 80 pitches, some with hardstanding, arranged under mature trees. Some pitches are a little close to a minor road leading out of the town. The entire site is well kept and neat.
Camping L'Orée des Vosges is a small, secluded campsite within the rolling hills of Val d'Ajol in Vosges, France. On-site, there are 44 touring hitches, of which 10 amp electric hook-up points are available. There are also two accommodation options available to hire. L'Oree Des Vosges gives you the freedom to select your ideal pitch. With a variety of sizes, shapes, and locations, you're sure to find the perfect spot to suit your preferences. Many pitches offer views of the surrounding fields, and touring pitches are separated by well-maintained hedges.
Set in a peaceful, rural area in the heart of the magnificent Vosges forest, this attractive site is run by a dedicated and friendly couple, Rudi and Natacha. The 125 pitches (4/10A electricity) open from 1 April to 15 October are either separated by hedges or beside the water and are well-shaded. They also have accommodation for rental from April to November.
Camping de Vittel is part of a chain owned and run by the Seasonova group. It is located on the outskirts of the city of Vittel, famous for its thermal baths and swimming pools. The site is quiet and well shaded under the cover of trees. There are 77 numbered touring pitches on grass and divided by neat hedges, with 10A electricity (Europlug) available, and 12 mobile homes for hire. Overall, the site looks very well cared for. Many of the visitors are older people here for an active holiday (walking and biking) or to relax in the baths and pools in town.
On the banks of the Moselle River, at the foot of the medieval village of Liverdun, this grassy site offers 198 level pitches, 187 for touring, all with electricity (6A/10A). A variety of trees, planted in rows, provide shade and give the appearance of an orchard. A gate leads out onto the quiet road running along the grassy, tree-lined river bank, which offers opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and various boating activities.
Camping Les Bouleaux is situated on the border of Lorraine and Alsace. From the site, you can take trips to enjoy the largest boat lift in Europe 'Route du Plan incliné', or a marvellous view from a magnificent height or visit the beautiful cities of Strasbourg, Nancy or Metz. If you like centuries-old castles or forts from the First World War you have many to choose from. For children, the Sainte-Croix animal park with more than 1500 European animal species is easily accessible distance from the site.
This very attractive site is quiet and child friendly and has been run in recent years by an enthusiastic couple who have made many improvements to this former municipal site. For example, the terrace has been enlarged, a small shop added and the accessible facilities have been improved. There are about 50 small to medium, uneven and open pitches, some with shade and all with electricity and water taps. The site is not far from Metz and is well suited for travellers going south to Germany, Switzerland or Italy. Forming part of the site, a lake is good for fishing (carp). Swimming is possible in July and August when there is a full time lifeguard and first aid room (water quality is regularly checked by the local authority).
Les Breuils is a well-established and potentially attractive site beside a small fishing lake close to Verdun and the Citadel. It provides 162 flat pitches of varying sizes on two levels (144 for touring units), many with shade. Separated by trees or hedges, they are beside the lake and 120 offer 6A electricity connections (long leads will be necessary for many pitches).
Les Pinasses is an orderly, well run family site with a small outdoor swimming pool. Traditional in style, the site is long and narrow with pitches on two levels. However the site is fronted by a fairly busy road and a railway track runs immediately behind it, and this is quite close to some pitches.
On one side, you’ll find a view of the river and forest, while on the other lies the charming town of Granges-Aumontzey. The five acres of beautifully maintained grounds at Camping Pré Vologne are located between these two attractions, making it an inviting and convenient getaway in the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park. On-site, there are 50 touring pitches, of which 10 amp electric hook-up points are available. This prime location offers a tranquil and picturesque setting with plenty of shaded areas to unwind and access to the Vologne River for swimming and fishing. You might feel as if you're deep in the countryside, yet you’ll actually be just 500 meters from the heart of Granges-Aumontzey, with shops, bakeries, restaurants, and a supermarket all within a five-minute walk.
Huttopia Forêt des Vosges can be found within the Parc Naturel Régional des Ballons des Vosges, close to the town of Granges-sur-Vologne. Pitches here are terraced and are generally well shaded. A number of pitches can be found on the banks of the little river which runs through the site. There is also direct access to a small lake (canoeing is possible – courses available) with fishing (free to campers). This is a good base for exploring the Vosges, which is, of course, a very popular region for adventure sports. Various activities are organised on site in peak season including occasional discos and sports competitions.
Located at the edge of town beside a small lake in a peaceful position, this site would make a good base from which to explore the area. Ramstein-Plage is a large site with mostly seasonal holiday units and an area for groups. However, it also has a more recently developed touring area of 63 grassy pitches (100 sq.m) 52 with water, drainage and 12A electricity hook-ups. The 305 assorted seasonal units are impossible to ignore and do rather detract from the atmosphere of the site. However, they do have their own three sanitary blocks, and are fairly dormant in low season, outside public holidays or weekends.
Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Vosges region, just a short distance from Nancy, L'Île aux Mille Charmes is a charming two-star campsite offering a tranquil escape. This hilly area is renowned for its stunning lakes, extensive walking and cycling paths, and thrilling mountain biking opportunities. The campsite itself is a serene oasis situated on a narrow strip of land between the Canal de l’Est and the Moselle River. Just a ten-minute stroll from the town center, it provides the perfect balance of peace and convenience.
The child-friendly and small-scale Camping Au Mica is situated in the beautiful area of Ballons des Vosges in north-eastern France. This is a perfect walking area with unspoiled nature, vast forests, beautiful creeks, and lakes. A shallow brook with boulders runs along with the camping site. It has a small beach where children can play to their heart's content.
Located within the picturesque Vosges Mountains, Camping Les Granges Bas offers a tranquil escape in the charming commune of Gérardmer. Located just two kilometers from the stunning Lake Gérardmer, this campsite provides easy access to water activities like boating, canoeing, and fishing. Set on a gentle slope, the campsite features 64 touring pitches on well-manicured lawns separated by hedges and bushes, providing privacy and shade. There's ample space for all with pitches ranging from 100 to 160 square meters. Many pitches boast breath taking views of the surrounding wooded hills.
In one of France’s most picturesque regions, amongst the Vosges mountains and the vineyards of Alsace, Verte Vallée enjoys an enviable location just 300 m. from the shore of the Lac de Longemer, and within easy reach of the popular towns of Kaysersburg and Colmar. Of the 147 pitches, 130 are for touring with 4-10A electricity (long leads advisable). The site is open much of the year and winter sports enthusiasts can leave their vehicles on site and use the shuttle bus to their destinations. There are chalets and tent lodges to rent and a large cottage for parties of up to 22.
Plombières-les-Bains, Vosges is the town closest to the beautiful Camping Fraiteux. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, everyone needs space to enjoy the great outdoors and a little relaxation, and this site certainly offers you space. This small, intimate terraced site offers pitches which are marked out and pitches without or with shade. If you love a sporting challenge, you will enjoy the various cycle routes that are on offer. Here you will not find discos and clubs, so you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. You will want for nothing on this site. You are very likely to be serenaded to sleep by the grasshoppers and crickets. The site has 28 grass touring pitches with 16amp hook-up point. There are also mobile homes and chalets available to hire.
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Lorraine
For centuries, Lorraine has been a major European crossroads, resulting in a rich mixture of cultural influences. Today, it is an idyllic setting for holidays with a diverse historical and cultural heritage.
Along with Alsace, Lorraine has suffered as a tract of Europe over which nations have incessantly waged war. Lorraine became part of France in the late 18th century, after which there was a further period of German rule from 1872-1918, followed by a temporary re-annexation under Hitler. In the north and the east of the region, architecture, cuisine and language show Germanic influence, yet the people consider themselves thoroughly French.
With a strong industrial tradition, Lorraine is a treasure trove of arts and crafts, in particular crystalware, earthenware and enamelwork, with many historical examples on display in specialist museums.
There are no less than three outstanding country parks, home to deer and wild boar, while mountain goats scale the high pastures of the Vosges mountains. The Vosges crests formed part of the battlefront in World War One, and military requirements led to the building of the road now known as the Route des Cretes, which runs near the highest peaks. It goes past more WWI sites than vineyards and more ‘balloons’ (the highest peaks are so-called because they are round and bald) than villages, but the view from the top is utterly breathtaking.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Epinal: Picturesque town and capital of the Vosges.
Fermont: Underground fort at Longuyon, 50 km. north of Verdun.
Metz: 13th-century cathedral of St Etienne; Centre Pompidou Metz museum of modern art; Place St. Louis; Old City with Renaissance and Medieval architecture.
Nancy: Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; 14th-century Porte de la
Craffe: Arc de Triomphe.
Verdun: Hill forts such as Fort de Vaux and Fort de Douaumont, Large military cemetery at Douaumont.
Amnéville: 40-acre zoological park, one of the three largest in France, has 2,000 animals and a primate facility.
CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
The cooking is peppery and hearty and quite unlike any other region.
Bar-le-Duc (‘Lorraine caviar’): Redcurrant jam de-seeded with a goose quill.
Quiche Lorraine: Made only in the classical manner with cream, eggs and bacon.
Potée Lorraine: Smoked meats combined with carrots, leeks and sometimes beans.
Eau-de-vie: A strong, white alcohol liqueur distilled from fermented fruit juices, including mirabelles (small yellow plums), cherries and pears.