Camping Alsace

Our Best Campsites In Alsace

Set in the midst of nature, our top campsites sit in wonderful locations that provide a starting point for adventures in Alsace, whether it’s to explore wonderful countryside or charming towns.

A comprehensive selection of amenities are available at our destinations, ensuring you have everything you need for a fulfilling and enjoyable stay. Along with exciting swimming pools and recreational facilities, you’ll discover great dining & shopping establishments and wellness areas.

Close to the historic city of Munster, Le Parc De La Fecht is a family-focused campsite set in a picturesque rural setting, where plenty of outdoor activities can be enjoyed. The ever-popular Le Reid near the river Rhine is another great option from which to enjoy nature with your nearest and dearest.

From the minute you arrive at your destination until the moment you leave, you’ll have the friendly and knowledgeable campsites staff at your disposal. They’ll be on hand to offer advice and help for the duration of your stay.

Things to do when camping in Alsace

An enchanting region, Alsace features no shortage of fairy tale villages that captivate visitors year after year. Sharing the culture and cuisine of both France and Germany due to years of shared occupation, the region features so much to see and do.

Start with a visit to the principal city Strasbourg, where the storybook streets of Petit France entice you to wonder and wander. You’ll be drawn back in time as you appreciate the charming architecture and ambiance of the city, where you can indulge in some lovely cocoa fancies from the array of chocolatiers.

Venture out into the heart of nature by taking a hike or bike trip through the Vosges Natural Park, a scenic spot with stunning vantage points and brilliant blue water lakes. Let the marked trails lead you past an abundance of lovely flora and fauna.

For a true Alsace experience which captures the culture and ambiance of the region, head to one of the many unique and attractive villages. The towns of Kaysersberg and Riquewihr are a well worthwhile day trip from one of our campsites.

Don’t leave Alsace without sampling some of the delicious local specialities. A heart-warming stew called Baeckeoffe is ideal for energizing you ahead of a day’s adventure. Tarte flambée is another favourite of the region, and is best described as a pizza like bread topped with bacon, onions and crème fraiche.

We’re ready to welcome you on a truly unforgettable camping holiday in Alsace!