Campsite Grand Est
Experience an unforgettable holiday at a campsite in France's Grand Est region, where breathtaking landscapes and unspoilt nature are waiting for you. Every Sites et Paysages nature campsite,…
Explore the Grand Est region
The Grand Est region is brimming with natural treasures to explore on a campsite holiday!
Hiking enthusiasts will love the trails leading to the Vosges peaks, such as Hohneck and Ballon d’Alsace. Nestled in the heart of the Vosges, the Valley of the Lakes is a nature lover’s paradise. It’s home to several glacial lakes, perfect for relaxing, hiking or water sports.
Lake Gérardmer is the largest and most famous. Known as the “Pearl of the Vosges,” it’s surrounded by well-maintained trails, ideal for a family walk. In summer, enjoy swimming, paddleboarding, sailing or pedalo rides. In winter, its snowy scenery is just as magical.
Lake Longemer is quieter and more unspoiled. Set among forests, it’s perfect for picnics and canoe trips. With shallow, clear water, it’s a family favourite. Nearby, Lake Retournemer is smaller and more secluded, with postcard-worthy views and a peaceful setting.
Up in the hills, the Saut des Cuves and Rudlin waterfalls add even more beauty to this stunning region.
If history speaks to you, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges is worth a visit during your campsite stay in the Grand Est. Its cathedral and links to the discovery of America make it unique. More solemnly, the Natzweiler-Struthof former concentration camp recalls a tragic part of history.
Fancy a trip to Alsace? During your campsite holiday in the Grand Est, stop by the villages of Kaysersberg and Riquewihr. With their timbered houses and wine cellars, they’re full of charm.
In spring and summer, mild temperatures are ideal for hiking in the Vosges, lake swimming and sunny strolls through Alsatian villages. Autumn brings golden forests and peaceful landscapes. In winter, snow transforms the region with Christmas markets and Vosges ski resorts.


