1. Natureo 4* campsite in Seignosse-Hossegor
At 600 metres from the Landes beaches on the Atlantic Coast this campsite is the perfect place for a wellness, sport and nature break! Wooden accommodation perfectly integrated in a 13.5 ha preserved natural setting. The little extra something for families: 100% nature activities for the kids on the site: natural modelling clay, DIY cosmetics, informational and cookery workshops, etc.
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2. Domaine EcÔtelia south of Bordeaux
A real ecological and natural campsite located a few kilometres from Bordeaux close to Sauternes vineyards. Domaine EcÔtelia invites you to take a trip around the world through one-of-a-kind nature holidays! Highly-unusual, eco-friendly accommodation from all 4 corners of the globe: yurt, pod, oeno-lodge, bubble… A total get-away in a 100% natural, protected site. And a host of things to see and taste around the area…
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3. Etang de Bazange 4* campsite
In the Dordogne Valley near Bergerac and Saint-Emilion vineyards, discover an enchanting site where you can let go and enjoy a magical interlude. A forest estate, a fishing pond, the closeness of charming Dordogne Valley villages and castles: everything is on-hand to delight in a relaxing break in wide open spaces!
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4. Château de Poinsouze 4* campsite in Boussac
For relaxing holidays in natural surroundings, Château de Poinsouze campsite is perfect for you. North-East of Limoges, close to the Plateau de Millevaches a true haven of peace and nature awaits. Perfect for unwinding. With a Renaissance castle, ponds and a beautiful wooded park as a backdrop. A bucolic, family-style atmosphere offering direct access to popular sites to visit: The Gueret Mountain Wildlife Park — The Wolves of Chabrières, Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie in Aubusson...
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5. Les Baleines 3* campsite in Saint Clément des Baleines
On the very edge of Île de Ré, Les Baleines Campsite welcomes you to a Listed Site.
A haven of peace at a stone’s throw from La Conche Beach and the Baleines Lighthouse, set in the heart of lush, unspoilt nature. Here nature, peacefulness and friendliness reign supreme. Enjoy the 110 kilometres of bikeways across the island for your cycle tours. As for excursions, don’t miss out on Île d’Aix and a trip to La Rochelle. For naturist beach lovers, Couny Naturist Beach is just 15 minutes away by bike. The little extra something: here, the setting sun is utterly breathtaking!
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6. La Venise Verte 4* campsite in Coulon
At the heart of the Niort Marais Poitevin destination
La Venise Verte 4* campsite advocates social and responsible tourism. The campsite, located in the Marais Poitevin Park (Listed Site), is a brilliant base camp for nature holidays, peaceful strolls and fishing outings. A fully-equipped eco-friendly range of accommodation perfectly integrated in the surrounding scenescape.
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7. Merko-Lacarra 3* campsite in the Basque Country
For a break in the Basque Country I recommend the Mero-Lacarra 3* campsite for its scenic surroundings and its eco-friendly approach.I was enchanted by the unspoilt natural setting of this campsite, located overlooking the sea, and just perfect for nature-style activities: coastal pathway, seafront, mountains…
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Highly-inquisitive and nature-loving explorer, hiker and geographer, Sophia's thing is to discover new landscapes while breathing in the fresh country air. On her holiday programme: hiking, canoeing, river cruises, or simply sunbathing...Goodbye traffic jams, hello Mother Nature! This is what “sustainable” tourism looks like!