Camping in Rhône Alpes
331 campsites in France, Rhône Alpes
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L’Eden is open to touring units in summer and winter. It is beside the Isere river and set in beautiful woodland glades, perfect for winter skiing and walking and cycling in summer. The site is set in a valley with the Alpine peaks as a backdrop. The 115 good, spacious pitches all have 16A electricity hook-ups and individual water supplies and there are 20 mobile homes, bungalows etc. for hire. The clean, modern sanitary blocks are heated in colder weather and include a large drying room. There is a lovely covered heated pool, a bar and a welcoming communal area with bar and TV.
With easy access from the A6 autoroute and the N6, this attractive and welcoming site is perfect for overnight stops. But stay awhile and get to know this delightful region with its wine heritage, historical monuments and magical rolling landscape. This is a neat, well-ordered campsite situated in the heart of Beaujolais. It's surrounded by vineyards and just walking distance (within 1 km) of the pretty village of Fleurie (one of the premier Beaujolais crus). Here you'll find all the shops and amenities you'll need.
Le Moulin is a member of the Huttopia group and is situated just 300 m. from the centre of Saint Martin-d’Ardèche. The site has its own river beach and is well placed for canoe trips on the Ardèche. There are 121 touring pitches here, extending over the site’s seven hectares. The pitches have varying degrees of shade and most have 10A electricity. Rental accommodation includes eight modern wood chalets, 39 safari tents (many with a bathroom) and 16 Romany-style caravans. Amenities include a pleasant snack bar and a café. A children’s club operates in peak season, focusing on craft activities and games.
Camping Nature Parc l’Ardéchois is a very high-quality, family-run site within walking distance of the amenities of Vallon-Pont-d’Arc. It borders the River Ardèche, and hugely popular canoe trips are run directly from the site. The campsite is just 4 km from the famous Pont-d’Arc, a huge limestone arch spanning the river, and its river beach. A drive along the gorge is a must, with spectacular viewpoints.
Saint-Disdille is situated 300 m. from the beautiful Lake Geneva and the famous spa towns of Thonon-les-Bains, which can be reached on a bus that passes the site, and Evian-les-Bains. There are 297 large, level touring pitches on stone and rough grass (rock pegs are essential). Large trees give some shade. Those reserved for touring have 10A electricity and are scattered amongst mobile homes and permanent weekender caravans and can be some distance from the facilities situated by the entrance. The site is ideally placed for the large range of watersports in the area, and Switzerland is easily accessible by car, bus, train or boat.
This site is located just north of the town of Dieulefit. The name originates from Dieu l’a fait, meaning God made it, so it is not surprising to find a Huttopia site set in a managed forest, by a small lake, with stunning views over the town and across the valley. It follows the Huttopia philosophy of high standards combined with a sense of real camping, therefore no cars are generally allowed on pitches. There are 74 pitches with rental accommodation in the form of Cahuttes, Cabanes or Canadiennes, and a variety of clever wood and canvas structures. The remaining 91 pitches (66 with electricity) are for camping amongst the trees, although there are some closer to the central lodge which are more open. ‘Bivouac’ outdoor cooking and eating areas are dotted around the site. There are two pools and a good range of on-site amenities including a shop, bar and restaurant.
Camping Détente et Clapotis is in the Rhône-Alpes, on the banks of the Lac de Paladru. The site has 212 grass pitches, of which 140 are for touring units and have a 6/10-amp hook-up point, and there are 32 chalets are available for hire. At the front of the campsite, the touring pitches are located. These are quite open, and most are in the sun, but the large open lawns mean you have great views of the lake and direct access to the water.
This site on the bank of the Ardèche, Camping la Roubine must be considered one of the best sites in the area. There are 97 touring pitches, all with electricity (10A) and quite spacious. Well tended grass, trimmed hedging and mature trees and smart tarmac roads create a calm and well kept atmosphere. The proprietors, M. Moulin and Mme. Van Eck like to welcome their guests and are available to help during the day – they are rightly proud of their well run campsite.
Situated on the doorstep of the Ardèche Gorges, Yelloh! Village Aluna Vacances is well-placed for all kinds of outdoor activities. The famous Pont d'Arc itself is only 15 km away, popular for canoeing excursions amidst spectacular scenery. The surrounding wooded hills offer wonderful cycling and hiking trails through the wild herbs of the garrigue landscape.
A great deal of care and attention to detail has gone into developing this compact adult only site and its superb facilities. Of its 45 pitches, only 12 are available for camping and advance booking is essential. The site is beautifully landscaped with flora and fauna and the facilities are sympathetically incorporated into a former textile factory. It has a very attractive solar heated pool and sunbathing terrace, with bar and snack service and on-site shop. The river is directly accessed from the site with a delightful bridge walkway crossing a waterfall and leading to a sports and picnic area.
In the heart of the Ardèche and close to the famous gorges, Le Ranc Davaine is a large, busy, family-oriented site with direct access to the River Chassezac and its pebble beach. There are approximately 500 pitches, 50 for touring, all with electricity (10/16A), for which very long leads are required (some may cross roads). Most pitches are scattered between static caravan and tour operator pitches on reasonably flat, stony ground under a variety of trees, some of which are pretty low, giving much-needed shade.
A large, lively, high quality site bordering the River Ardèche, complete with beach, Soleil Vivarais has much to offer visitors, particularly families with children. Of around 300 pitches, 130 are generously sized, shady and level pitches are for touring units, all with 10A electricity and many are situated beside the river bank. During the day the proximity of the swimming pools to the bar and restaurant terraces make it a pleasantly social area. In the evening the purpose built stage, with professional lighting and sound system, provides regular family entertainment programmes, six evenings a week. An additional attractive pool complex can be used by guests located in a separate mobile home section beyond the beach.
This is a large commercial site on the southern banks of Lake Annecy and has its own beach directly on the lake. The site consists of just 57 touring pitches, all with 6amp E.H.U. and some have a freshwater tap; pitches vary in size upwards from 90 m2 and are separated by low hedges; all have tree shade. Access to the site is good, and check-in was quick and efficient; you will be allocated a pitch upon arrival, and advanced booking is advisable. A bus which will take you to Annecy stops near the entrance and close to the site, as is the cycle track that circumnavigates the Lake. This site is very modern, all the facilities are of a high standard and staff speak several languages.
This spacious site is on the southern outskirts of Privas and aims to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. The site has 166 large, grass, mostly level pitches, of which 112 are for touring units with 10A electricity and trees offering varying degrees of shade. It is a comfortable base for exploring the lesser-known parts of the Ardèche with bus and coach trips available. On site there is something for all ages with a bar, restaurant, heated swimming pool complex and a multisports area with outdoor gym equipment. A welcome drink is offered each Sunday evening when details of the attractions in the area are given.
This urban site is situated on the banks of the Ardèche river, on the outskirts of the ancient town of Vallon. For those wishing to explore the country along this famous river, the site offers 130 smallish (80 sq.m) grass, hedge lined and shaded pitches, all with electricity (6A). There is an access gate (locked at night) to a small beach at the river’s edge. Although the town’s facilities are close to hand, a small restaurant with takeaway is available during the season, together with a mini-market. There may be some road noise, but the site is well placed for the explorer!
Camping Le Chaudebry is located in Vinezac, a small village in the Ardèche region of France. It is situated on the banks of the La Lande River, offering a calm and shady setting for a relaxing vacation. The campsite offers 40 spacious pitches (around 100 square meters), with electric hook up points available.
Camping Domelin Only camp is in the southeastern French countryside, near the Swiss and Italian borders; just a short walk from the charming village of Beaufort, this well-organized campsite has 90 spacious touring pitches with 10-Amp electric hook-up points available. There are also accommodation units available to hire. As you approach the campsite, you'll be greeted by breath-taking views of the forested mountains. The open fields are dotted with tall trees, providing ample shade for campers during the summer. Each numbered pitch is generously sized and thoughtfully arranged, ensuring privacy and comfort.
This is a small but spacious, steeply terraced and rural site in a lesser known area of the northern Ardèche. Immaculately kept, it is run by the enthusiastic and friendly Zeyer family (English is spoken). The level, grassy pitches are very large, well spaced and most have good views. There are 63 pitches 37 for touring, some on shady terraces with shrubs and trees and others being more open and sunny. All have 3/6A electricity connections, some have individual tap and drain. Due to the very steep site roads, this site is unsuitable for large outfits or for those with walking difficulties.
Set in the grounds of a small château with spectacular views, this site’s ratings have recently been upgraded and it provides high quality amenities. The grounds are shared with chalets and tents to rent, with these in a separate area. There are 88 touring pitches, all with 6/10A electricity hook-ups on level areas (some large) separated by hedges and trees. The site has an excellent heated swimming pool, a fitness room, sauna, bar/restaurant and takeaway food together with a small shop selling bread and basic groceries. The site is in the centre of an area ideal for walkers, cyclists and climbers.
This very attractive and spacious, riverside site has been run by a friendly family since 1965. It has 174 pitches, with 138 for touring (6A electricity), arranged over two sections either side of a road. The two parts are connected by a short underpass under the river bridge. One section is adjacent to the bar, restaurant and good pool with mountain views. The pitches are of larger than average size with some shade and are separated by shrubs and trees. The lower section, closer to the river, is less formally laid out with mature trees offering plenty of shade and with access to the beach area.
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Rhône Alpes
With a rich and varied landscape, the Rhône Alpes is a spectacular region that includes the craggy gorges and scented hills of the Rhône Valley, the deep valleys and mountain slopes of the Savoie Alps and the forbidding Dauphiné Alps.
The Rhône Valley holds areas of great interest and natural beauty. From the sun-baked Drôme, with its ever-changing landscapes and the isolated mountains of the Vercors to the deep gorges and high plateaux of the Ardèche, studded with prehistoric caves and lush valleys filled with orchards, it is a region of immense diversity and splendour. For the energetic there are cycling, horse riding and even white-water rafting opportunities, while for the more leisurely inclined, the remote areas are a haven for bird watching and walking.
Lying between the Rhône Valley and the Alpine borders with Switzerland and Italy are the old provinces of Savoie and Dauphiné. These are areas of enormous granite outcrops, deeply riven by spectacular glacier hewn valleys and hailed as some of the world’s leading winter playgrounds. Despite development, great care has been taken to blend the old with the new and many traditional villages still retain their charm and historical interest. For many, it is an opportunity to escape the crowds and enjoy some clean air, unusual wildlife and stunning views.
PLACES OF INTEREST
Places of interest
Aix-les-Bains: Spa resort on the Lac du Bourget; boat excursions to the Royal Abbey of Hautecombe.
Annecy: Canal-filled lakeside town; 12th-century château; old quarter.
Bourg en Bresse: Late Gothic Eglise de Brou; wetlands centre rich in birdlife.
Bourg-Saint-Maurice: Centre of Savoie café society.
Chambéry: Old quarter; Dukes of Savoie château; Savoie museum.
Chamonix: Site of first Winter Olympics in 1924; world capital of mountain climbing.
Grenoble: Fort de la Bastille by cable car; museum with 19th- and 20th-century art.
Lyon: Gallo-Roman artifacts; Renaissance quarter; historical Fabric Museum; silk museum.
Vallon-Pont d’Arc: Base from which to visit Gorges de l’Ardèche.
CUISINE OF THE REGION
Cuisine of the region
Bresse (Poulet, Poularde, Volaille de): the best French poultry, fed on corn and, when killed, bathed in milk.
Farcement (Farçon Savoyard): potatoes baked with cream, eggs, bacon, dried pears and prunes.
Gratin Dauphinois: potato dish with cream, cheese and garlic.
Gratin Savoyard: another potato dish with cheese and butter.
Tartiflette: potato, bacon, onions and Reblochon cheese.