Campsite PACA

Camping PACA by the sea: enjoy an iodized holiday

Looking for a seaside holiday in the south of France? Among the best campsites in the PACA region, discover our 4-star campsite in the Camargue. The “Prestige Infinite View” mobile homes live up to their name: from the terrace, the deep blue sea stretches as far as the eye can see. Premium bedding, linen provided and cleaning included allow you to fully enjoy your stay. And since the sea is just a few steps away, all you need to do is put on your swimsuit and take advantage of the direct beach access.

On the Côte d’Azur, we welcome you to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera. In a wooded park, enjoy the perfect getaway for 2, 4 or 6 people in comfortable accommodations. Treat yourself during your holiday with our high-end services and attentive staff, and relax on our dream pitches.

A nature holiday in a PACA campsite in the hinterland

Did you think the region was only about the seaside? Think again! Your stay in a PACA campsite reveals another side of the region with majestic mountains and a hinterland filled with lavender scents.

Put on your hiking boots in the Hautes-Alpes near Lake Serre-Ponçon. Every day is an opportunity to breathe the pure mountain air and enjoy direct lake access for a simple, carefree holiday. Hike along panoramic trails, try paddleboarding, or enjoy a pedalo ride on its sparkling waters.

In winter, head to the snowy slopes of the Les Orres ski resort. After a day of sports, return to the warmth of a fully equipped wooden chalet and unwind in our wellness area. Sauna, Nordic bath, and relaxing treatments from our beauticians transform your evenings into moments of pure well-being.

In the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, near the Verdon Gorge, plan a bucolic getaway among lavender fields and olive trees. It’s a charming setting to recharge in a 5-star PACA campsite by the river. Looking for a holiday out of the ordinary? Bring the whole family to an unusual accommodation such as “Birdylodge,” “Riverlodge,” or “Bengali” in the heart of nature. You’ll love the wooden natural decoration and large living spaces in the Provençal countryside. For a more luxurious stay, opt for our “Prestige TAOS” range.

Treasures to explore near your PACA campsite

Just a stone’s throw from lavender fields and the fragrant panoramas of Provence, your PACA camping holiday looks like a postcard. Between the turquoise creeks of Cassis, the wild Camargue landscapes of the Bouches-du-Rhône and the golden islands of Hyères, the coastline’s hidden gems won’t disappoint.

Succumb to the unique charm of the French Riviera and dive into the South’s sunny, festive vibe. Stroll through the picturesque lanes of Fréjus, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Toulon, or the Porquerolles and Port-Cros islands. No getaway is complete without a stop at a Provençal market in Nice or Antibes. Food lovers can try bouillabaisse or bourride, artichokes à la barigoule, and gardianne de taureau. Also savour a pissaladière or a gratin dauphinois with a glass of Provençal rosé.

The seaside resorts selected by Sunêlia—such as Saint-Raphaël, Le Lavandou, Sainte-Maxime or Cannes in the Alpes-Maritimes—also promise a Mediterranean interlude filled with swims and seaside evenings.

Heritage and traditions around our PACA campsites

Want to escape into the heart of nature in the Var? Recharge in the region’s outstanding natural sites:

• Mercantour National Park: a paradise for nature lovers, between Alpine peaks and wild valleys.
• Pradet Cliffs: a spectacular view over the Mediterranean.
• Rocher des Deux Frères: an iconic spot at sunset.
• Cap Sicié: a wild headland facing the sea.
• Estérel Massif: red rocks contrasting beautifully with azure blue.
• Grottoes of Sainte-Baume: a mystical site nestled in the forest.
• Rayol Gardens: a Mediterranean showcase with countless plant species.
• Calanques of Cassis: turquoise waters and white cliffs—the perfect image of Provence.

Hiking enthusiasts will also be delighted between the Vaucluse and the Luberon. The Mont Ventoux, nicknamed the Giant of Provence, appeals to trekkers seeking a challenge. The Régalon Gorge offers a mineral immersion among impressive cliffs. The Provençal Colorado reveals an ochre landscape worthy of the most beautiful canyons.

Prefer water activities? In the Gorges du Verdon, labeled a “Grand Site de France,” enjoy spectacular views by canoe or on foot. Thrill seekers can try rafting down the Durance or a via ferrata in the Écrins Massif or the Queyras.