Between Alpine peaks and spectacular gorges
The Alps remain a must for hiking enthusiasts. From your hiking campsite, set off to discover the Écrins National Park or the legendary panoramas around Lake Serre-Ponçon. These hikes immerse you fully in the mountains, with the chance to spot marmots and ibex along the trails. After a day of hiking, enjoy the comfort of your accommodation, relax in the heated pool or savor a convivial dinner to recharge your batteries.
Further south, the Ardèche reveals its impressive gorges and unmissable hikes, such as the Pont d’Arc or the Ray Pic waterfalls. These spectacular landscapes are perfect for family walks as well as more athletic excursions, often combined with canoeing or rafting before returning to share a relaxing moment at the campsite.
Hiking campsites: between coastal cliffs and preserved heritage
For those who prefer marine horizons, Brittany is a top destination. The GR34, which runs along its coastline, offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, between wild coves and iconic lighthouses. It’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy accessible hikes for everyone, punctuated by gourmet stops to taste local specialties in markets or restaurants near the campsites.
In the Basque Country, the ascent to La Rhune perfectly illustrates the diversity of the region’s hikes. Between typical villages, green hills and panoramas over the Atlantic, it’s a unique experience to share with family or friends, before returning to the warm atmosphere and entertainment of your campsite.