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North-East France Campsites: Nature, Lakes and Holidays in Alsace & the Vosges
Come and discover North-East France by staying at a campsite surrounded by nature. What if the saying "To live happily, live quietly" inspired you to enjoy a stay at a Sites et Paysages campsite,…
Camping in North-East France: Peace, Relaxation and Well-being
Nature-filled camping holidays await you at each of our campsites in North-East France. Discover lush landscapes, unspoilt local heritage and unique traditions in every region. From Lorraine to the Dauphiné, as you wander through beautiful countryside framed by mountains, you are never far from major cities such as Reims, Nancy, Strasbourg and Dijon.
Whether in the countryside or by a lake, camping in North-East France promises a relaxing holiday, close to nature and the people who matter most.
Explore the Landscapes of North-East France from a Family Campsite
Whether you're travelling with friends or family, set off to discover the Vosges, its lakes and forests. Then head down to the Alsace Plain and follow the famous Alsace Wine Route, which links together a string of charming flower-filled villages. Each day, you can choose between relaxing at the campsite or exploring the many treasures of the region.
The peaks and mountain passes of the Vosges lead you from Lorraine to Alsace. Take just a few more steps and you can easily visit Germany, Luxembourg or Switzerland. Between the rolling landscapes of the Jura Mountains and the delicious flavours of Burgundy, your holiday is all about relaxation, discovery and enjoyment.
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Absolutely! Our campsites in North-East France are nestled in the heart of lush, green landscapes, providing ideal starting points for exploring this diverse region. Whether you want to hike the trails of the Vosges Mountains, wander along the famous Alsace Wine Route, or relax beside a lake, you'll always find a perfectly located Sites et Paysages campsite from which to explore the surrounding area with ease and fully enjoy the region's natural beauty and cultural heritage.
The North-East of France is a true paradise for nature lovers! From our campsites, you can enjoy a wide range of activities, including hiking along the ridges of the Vosges Mountains or through the Jura region, cycling along canals or through picturesque vineyards, and of course swimming and water sports on the area's many lakes, such as Gérardmer and Pierre-Percée. Our teams will be delighted to recommend some of the most beautiful routes and places to explore.
Alsace and its traditions are right on your doorstep! Our campsite owners, who are passionate about their region, will be happy to guide you to the region’s famous flower-filled villages, such as Eguisheim and Riquewihr. They can also recommend local wineries where you can sample regional wines, as well as traditional winstubs where you can enjoy authentic Alsatian cuisine. It’s the perfect opportunity for a warm and genuine immersion into the heart of Alsatian culture.
It is a fantastic destination for families! The region is full of fun activities, including lakeside leisure centres, wildlife parks, medieval castles to explore and attractions such as the Alsace Ecomuseum. Expert tip: Our human-sized campsites provide a safe and friendly environment for children, while our teams will be happy to recommend family-friendly outings to help both young and old create lasting memories of their holiday in North-East France.
Yes, the strategic location of North-East France makes it easy to enjoy cross-border day trips! Depending on where your Sites et Paysages campsite is located, you can spend a day exploring Germany (including the Black Forest), Luxembourg or Switzerland. It’s a unique opportunity to add an international dimension to your camping holiday while discovering the cultural diversity and varied landscapes of these neighbouring regions.



