Campsites in Alsace-Lorraine: Nature Holidays Near Alsace and Lorraine

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Our campsite for exploring the Alsace Lorraine region

Au Clos de la Chaume

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79 Camping pitches 15 Rentals

A campsite in the countryside, just fifteen minutes from the superb Gérardmer Lake. On a camping holiday in the Vosges, there’s something for the whole family: water sports, hiking in the mountains or relaxing on the sun loungers by the indoor swimming pool.

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Committed to nature

All our campsites share strong eco-friendly values and respect for the environment

A variety of destinations in nature

Sea, mountains, countryside: find the ideal campsite in a region that suits you

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Your Sites et Paysages campsite in Alsace / Lorraine

Half-timbered street and illuminated cathedral in Alsace Lorraine, authentic atmosphere near a campsite.

First come and walk in the footsteps of French History. Pitch your tent on one of the campsites in Lorraine and visit the iconic places from the First World War: Verdun and the Global Centre for Peace, the ossuary in Douaumont, the remains of the Maginot Line, Vaux Fort, etc.

Then head for Strasbourg and the cathedral. Explore the old town, classified a World Heritage site by UNESCO and admire the many half-timbered houses which are so characteristic of this region.

If you feel like it, why not set off on the Wine Route of Alsace and move from campsite to campsite, discovering the most prestigious of grape varieties along the way. Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr and Obernai are not-to-be-missed, just as much for the quality of their wines as for the incredible setting with vines as far as the eye can see. From there, head back towards Lorraine and more specifically, to the Vosges. If you like long hiking trails, you will love walking through the mountains in Saint-Dié, Gérardmer or Remiremont.

Carry on to Nancy, the main town in the Meurthe-et-Moselle. Wander across Place Stanislas and stroll around the winding streets of the old town.

Finally, the last part of your exploration of Lorraine and Alsace will take you to see the rivers of these two regions: the Meuse on one side, and the Rhine on the other. Hop aboard a boat and admire the beauty of the landscapes which are often overlooked by visitors to this area.

Your reviews matter to us!

Excellent 3-night stay! The campsite is very well maintained, set in pleasant surroundings and, above all, has a fantastic team: welcoming, friendly and always available to help. The children loved the indoor pool and play areas. We’ll definitely be back soon!

We had a very enjoyable three-night stay at this campsite! The pitch was ideally located, right beside a charming stream. I particularly appreciated the swimming pool, which was spotless, as were the sanitary facilities. A big thank you to the whole team for their warm welcome, friendliness and honesty. We’ll be delighted to return!

We were looking for a small, peaceful campsite for a weekend break, and this one was perfect! We received a wonderful welcome and were even given more than we expected. Everything was complemented by clean sanitary facilities and a lovely swimming pool. With our pitch right next to a stream, all we had to do was enjoy our few days in the Vosges. Thank you for such a great stay!

We had a fantastic stay in a mobile home! This friendly family-run campsite is run by exceptionally kind owners, with everything you need on site and plenty of activities to enjoy in the surrounding area.

A charming family-run campsite. A wonderful find, where we spent three days in our caravan with our six-year-old daughter. The close connection with nature, the barefoot trail, the swimming pool and the warm welcome from the team were all perfect. This is a peaceful, family-friendly campsite on a human scale. Thank you ☺️

The Regions of Alsace-Lorraine

Grand-Est Camping North East France Vosges Gérardmer

Things to See and Do in Alsace-Lorraine

Tourisme dans le Grand Est

Vosges: nature, hikes, authentic villages

Corcieux Travel Guide: What to Do, See and Where to Camp in the Vosges ?

Your Questions About Exploring Alsace-Lorraine from Our Campsites

Absolutely! Our campsites in Lorraine are ideally located for visiting some of the most significant sites of the First World War. You can easily explore Verdun and its World Centre for Peace, visit the Douaumont Ossuary, and discover the remains of the Maginot Line as well as Fort Vaux, for a moving journey through history.

Yes, absolutely! From our campsites, you can head to Strasbourg to admire its magnificent cathedral and stroll through the old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its many half-timbered houses. We also recommend following the Alsace Wine Route to visit must-see villages such as Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr and Obernai.

Yes, the region offers fantastic opportunities for hiking enthusiasts, particularly in the Vosges Mountains! From our campsites, you can enjoy high-altitude walks around Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, Gérardmer and Remiremont. The scenery is stunning, with breathtaking views and plenty of fresh mountain air.

Yes, our campsites are ideally located for exploring Lorraine’s major cities. You can easily visit Nancy and stroll through the magnificent Place Stanislas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, before wandering the winding streets of the old town. It’s a wonderful way to experience the region’s architectural heritage and unique atmosphere.

We offer a range of accommodation options for an authentic and comfortable nature holiday. You can choose from spacious pitches for tents, caravans, campervans and motorhomes, ideally located for direct access to the natural surroundings. For extra comfort, we also offer modern mobile homes and chalets, as well as fully equipped safari tents, all designed to blend harmoniously into the landscape.