If you are looking to enjoy the golden beaches or mountain scenery, you can enjoy the best of the French countryside, while camping in France. With parks offering fun activities and good facilities, camping holidays in France offer the perfect opportunity to explore the beautiful and varied landscapes the region.

The beaches of the southwest

If you decide on a camping holiday in France, the beaches of the south-west have much to offer. They came together, spread over 220 kilometers, which means that you have plenty of beach to choose from, and plenty of room to stretch out and enjoy.

A jewel hidden beach is Plage les Ocà © Anides. Well worth the walk to find a quiet place, you may want to look for during their camping holidays in France. The beach is accessed from the parking lot between Labenne Capbreton and ocean, through a sandy road that leads former vineyards and lavender-stained sand dunes. The Bay of Biscay was expected at the end of the route, and the views of Biarritz and the Spanish coast to the south. Because Plage les Ocà © Anides is relatively hidden and protected, is like having your own private beach.

An ideal campsite in France near the beach, and many others in the area, is Camping Le Ruisseau, Biarritz. To access comfortable to the waves, this camp is located near the coast, with the Pyrenees, filling the horizon to the west. The site includes a pool complex with slides and exciting lagoon-style swimming pools to enjoy the sunshine and a swimming pool.

Biarritz is a Basque city with a history in the trade of whaling and was once founded by the Vikings. Now is also popular with surfers for its abundant beaches and waves. It is a scenic spot for camping vacation in France.

The Mountain Lake Annecy in the Rhone-Alpes

If you're after a little more experience mountain camping France then you could do worse than head for the lake of Annecy, in the southeast of France.

The lake has its origin from a source and many mountain streams in the Rhône-Alpes, which make the water very clean. The crystal clear water makes for a nice place to swim during the summer, but after September the water can become rather cold. The lake is long and very deep interior beaches.

The city of Annecy, at the northern end of the lake, is a charming historic town, with picturesque houses along the water. The streets and canals are covered with flowers here and there are plenty of opportunities to get ice cream.

The views are spectacular in this beautiful region of France. Camping la Serraz is twenty minutes from Annecy, at the southern end of the lake, and from there you can see the mountains and surrounding forests. The town is home Doussard the Serraz Camping, and the site has everything you could want for camping holiday in France. In addition, Loch Annecy in ten minutes on foot, sights include the impressive Gorges du Fier, which is seventy feet deep. Doussard has a number of golf courses and a park theme of a little over an hour away to add fun to scenic camping holiday in France.

Lorraine Waddell is the brand and advertising manager of Canvas Holidays, a leading European camping operator that provides the best selection of holidays camping in France the internet can offer. With over 40 years of experience, Canvas offer superb camping holidays to France, Spain and a total of 9 European countries.

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