Campsites along the most scenic GR hiking trails
Looking for nature and wide-open spaces? Set off to explore France’s long-distance hiking trails and enjoy an unforgettable adventure through stunning landscapes. Whether you love coastal walks or challenging treks, hiking in France offers incredible variety. Each GR trail immerses you in a unique journey, full of heritage, nature and freedom.
Plan your route and find the perfect campsite to take a well-deserved break.
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Adventure awaits near campsites on the most beautiful GR trails
Along the ridges of the Cévennes: an adventure on the GR
Our luxury campsites are ideally located in the heart of nature. Leave the motorway behind and switch your car for hiking boots and trekking poles—your holiday gear is now adventure-ready.
From your campsite in the Cévennes, lace up to reach the GR 70 between Le Puy-en-Velay and Alès. With poles in hand, hike through pine forests, moorlands and charming villages. You can also explore the GR 66 through the Cévennes National Park.
After a day on the trail, return to your premium mobile home to prepare the next stage—your topographic map will take over the table.
Summit calling: GR20 in South Corsica
The GR 20 is considered one of the most beautiful hiking trails in France, attracting athletes from all over the world. They're in search of a true physical challenge among breathtaking landscapes of mountains, lakes and forests. The trail runs across Corsica from Calenzana (north) to Conca (south), spanning nearly 180 kilometers and climbing more than 11,000 meters in elevation.
Completing the full route takes several days of intense effort, but you can also enjoy shorter segments for day hikes from your Corsican campsite. Just a few kilometers from Propriano, explore the stunning Bavella to Conca stretch, featuring the Bavella Needles, the Ospedale Forest, and views over the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Back at the campsite, unwind your legs in the spa near the most iconic GR trails.
Walks and hikes near GR campsites
Conquer the Breton coast along the GR 34
To the west, the GR 34 never strays far from the sea along the 2000 km of Breton coastline. This legendary trail in Brittany offers an extraordinary journey of sea views and fresh ocean air. The famous “Sentier des Douaniers” winds along cliffs, beaches, and Breton islands.
Near Saint-Pol-de-Léon, walk the Carantec peninsula and its link to Callot Island. At low tide, take a refreshing barefoot walk around the island. Love the Caribbean? Relax on Tahiti Beach and enjoy views of Louët Island and Château du Taureau.
Further east, the Pink Granite Coast surprises with its bizarre rock formations. Between Perros-Guirec and Ploumanac’h (voted France’s favorite village in 2015), your path takes on rosy hues. Highlight: the Ploumanac’h lighthouse standing out against the blue sky.
Walk the cliffs of Etretat along the GR 21
Fancy a hike in Etretat? Normandy is home to the GR 21 along the Alabaster Coast, between Etretat and Dieppe.
Follow the “Cliff Trail”, known for its dramatic chalk cliffs shaped by wind and sea. Shades of white, green, and blue paint a stunning scene along the English Channel. Natural arches complete this landscape immortalized by artists. The most iconic: the Porte d’Aval and the Aiguille Creuse, made famous by Monet and Arsène Lupin stories. For the perfect photo, head to the Pointe de la Courtine.
After your hike, enjoy Norman specialties with family: cider, Camembert, apple tart, and Isigny caramel.
Campsites on the most beautiful GR trails in the mountains
Mountains or ocean team on the GR in the Pyrenees?
Looking to hike between mountains and ocean? Take the GR 10, the long-distance trail through the Pyrenees stretching from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.
From your campsite in Urrugne, walk through beech forests, climb the ridgelines, and admire the ocean glistening beyond the mountains. The ascent to the Col d’Ibardin is perfect for a family hike. Keep an eye out for wild pottoks, the emblematic Basque ponies.
Prefer the ocean? Follow the GR 8, the Basque coastal path. Start in Hendaye, hike along dramatic cliffs, and reach Saint-Jean-de-Luz. You’ll discover wild coves, sandy beaches, and beautiful Basque houses along the way.
The best part? Returning to your campsite near the GR trails and diving into the pool of the water park.
GR camping in Spain: the beauty of the Catalan Pyrenees
The hiking continues across the border. Explore another section of the GR10 through the Catalan Pyrenees from west to east—a paradise for lovers of nature and hiking. A favorite trail? The Bouillouses–Cerdagne section, which leads to the classified natural site of Lac des Bouillouses, surrounded by pine forests and dominated by Pic du Carlit (2,921 m).
Looking for a unique adventure? Take the iconic Yellow Train (“Le Canari”) to reach different GR10 stages. It offers stunning views over the mountains, valleys, and forests. Nearby your campsite in Lleida, enjoy VTT, canoeing, kayaking, and other sport activities.
Book now your campsite near the most beautiful GR trails and enjoy a well-deserved rest after a day of hiking. From mobile home rentals to traditional pitches, choose the accommodation that suits you best with Sunêlia Vacances.