9 of the best campsites for Majówka in France

May Day is getting closer. Those who are still considering the destination and consider camping when planning their vacation have a lot of choice. It can be said that the further west to Europe, the bigger it is. Attractive offers include: French campsites, located both near large agglomerations and in quieter parts of the country. Let's take the example of Campéole facilities , large, richly equipped, providing guests with so many attractions that they might not want to leave. Regardless of whether we have our own tent, trailer or camper , or maybe we want to rent a place in a mobile home , everyone will find an option that suits them - both in terms of preferences and budget. Are you ready for a cheap holiday in France?

Holidays by the sea - Camping Eurosurf

The south of France is famous for its picturesque towns and tempts with its azure waters, attracting millions of tourists every year. Cities such as Marseille, Nice, seaside resorts such as Cannes and Saint-Tropez and numerous natural parks guarantee an experience-filled stay. There are so many attractions that your holiday must be planned carefully. Guests can expect, among others: Camping Eurosurf , a site overlooking the island of Ile de Porquerolles, a huge tourist attraction of the region and the pride of the Îles d'Hyères archipelago. Campers have easy access to the beaches, the beauty of which has captivated many people. The same applies to water sports enthusiasts - both windsurfing enthusiasts and fans of sailing and diving will be delighted with their stay.

May weekend in the south of France - Camping La Côte Des Roses

Traveling through the south of France towards the border with Spain, we will encounter Camping La Côte Des Roses . It is located between the seaside resorts of Narbonne-Plage and Gruissan, and is approximately 400 meters from the sandy beach . It will also appeal to people who love water sports, but it will especially appeal to families with children. With them in mind , an aqua park with swimming pools and slides was created here. Those who prefer sightseeing will be able to discover the charm of the area, including the Massif de la Clape limestone massif.

Between the Parc des Écrins National Park and the Italian-French border is Les Vigneaux, where we can find another perfect place for a May weekend - Camping Le Courounba . A large number of bicycle paths and hiking trails crisscrossing the area every year make it easier for new people to discover their love for the mountains.

Rest in the shade of the Alps

The south-eastern part of France is as attractive as the French Riviera or the Paris area. The Rhône-Alpes region, bordering Switzerland and Italy, is a land of extinct volcanoes and cities such as Lyon and Saint-Étienne. Exquisite local cuisine and wines fully compensate for the vagaries of the weather. The pearl of the region, Lake Geneva, has been attracting tourists from all over the world for years. On its shore there is a place offering open and shaded pitches to guests, as well as the possibility of renting a caravan , a lake house or a bungalow. The facility is located on the only sandy beach of the lake, attracts vacationers with a wide range of amenities, including a sauna, a hot tub, and a park with two swimming pools . Those interested can rent a mountain bike and go on a trip on one of the bicycle routes .

Camping Le Giessen

People planning their May weekend for sightseeing should consider Camping Le Giessen . It is an ideal base for visiting nearby villages famous for flower cultivation and centers with a long history - there are numerous remains of medieval fortifications. It is also a region visited by wine connoisseurs who wander through the vineyards in search of the perfect taste. During the May weekend , it is also worth trying baked goods such as kougelhopf or flambée.

Or maybe central France? Camping Le Coiroux

In the central part of the country lies Limousin, a historical land inhabited by wolves in large numbers in the past. Its capital, Limoges, is known for its secular and ecclesiastical monuments, and was also famous for the painter August Renoir, a representative of impressionism, who was born here. There are many amusement parks in Limousin , which is why it is visited by both families with children and older people who still remember what fun is.

There are many recreational facilities in the region, including Camping Le Coiroux . It attracts nature lovers with its proximity to the lake and its location among forests. It is popular among tourists whose holidays are mainly based on sightseeing. It is located next to the towns of Brive and Tulle, and is easy to reach the attractions of the region such as: Quercy, Corrèze, the Dordogne Valley or Lot, as well as go on numerous mountain trails , go fishing or play golf.

May weekend in Aquitaine - Camping Le Vivier

Another May Day idea is a trip to Aquitaine. In this region you will find two facilities of the Campéole chain. The first one is Camping Le Vivier , surrounded by pine forest, located near the resort of Biscarrosse-Plage. Fans of active recreation will be satisfied with choosing this place. This applies to both water sports enthusiasts, who have numerous equipment rentals at their disposal, and people who prefer entertainment on land. They can explore the area on a range of cycling and hiking trails.

Camping Le Lac De Sanguinet - Aquitaine

The second facility is Camping Le Lac De Sanguinet , located on the shore of the lake that gave it its name. The quiet surroundings guarantee a successful stay for adults and children. For the youngest there is a heated swimming pool with a paddling pool, a playground with a bouncy castle and a club with a wide animation program. It is worth exploring the extensive menu of snacks in a local bar, as well as going to the market in a nearby village and purchasing regional food products. Those interested can rent a windsurfing board or a kayak , or use the services of a local sailing school. Those who enjoy exploring the area on two wheels will certainly be delighted by the beauty of the pine forest and the areas around the lake, interspersed with bicycle paths .

Holiday in the Pays de la Loire - Camping Plage Des Tonnelles

When we swipe west on the map of France, we find ourselves in the Pays de la Loire. This destination will appeal to people who want to relax by the ocean. They will be delighted by the varied coastline stretching for almost 500 km, numerous beaches and marinas, as well as natural parks and rivers on which you can sail. And monuments - almost 2,000 places and objects worth visiting during the May weekend in the Pays de la Loire .

Guests are invited by, among others: Camping Plage Des Tonnelles . Surrounded by the Pays de Monts forest, it has direct access to the Bay of Biscay. It will appeal to people who like sunbathing and water sports, and the area also encourages hiking and cycling . Camping is great fun for all ages.

Or maybe the north of France? - Camping St Grégoire

What if we looked at the northern regions of France - Normandy - from the perspective of May Day? A land with a rich history dating back to the Viking times, a fertile land extending into the sea with a jagged coastline, it has a lot to offer tourists. It is perfect for those who love the winding streets of small towns, romantic ports and cannot imagine a holiday without at least one visit to a crêperie. Here you will encounter them almost everywhere - the sweet smell of pancakes will help many people forget about their diet. At least for the duration of my stay in France.

Camping St Grégoire is located approximately 12 km from the tourist pearl of Normandy, the sanctuary of Archangel Michael on the island of Mont Saint-Michel. Due to the short distance separating it from attractions on the UNESCO World Heritage List, it is very popular among tourists. The amenities you can find there include: a heated swimming pool, open from April to September, a children's playground , a barbecue area, a table tennis table and a place to play bocce ball. Guests of the campsite can also make one-day trips, e.g. to Saint Malo, the fishing village of Cancale, famous for its oysters, Granville or the Channel Islands.