Camping Aquitaine

Mobile home rental in the Aquitaine region

Set out for the Aquitaine with family or friends, a region famed for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. With our 4 and 5 star campsites, it will be easy for you to find the perfect place to lay down your bags and make the most of your holiday in the great outdoors.

Whether you prefer camping in a tent, a caravan or campervan, the Aquitaine offers a variety of spacious, well-maintained pitches in picturesque landscapes. You will be able to choose from a range of accommodation options, from pitches to fishing huts and fully-equipped mobile homes.

Our campsites in the Aquitaine offer a multitude of services and facilities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Take advantage of the swimming pools and water parks, children's play areas, multisports grounds, restaurants and activities for all the family. Some campsites also offer on-site bicycle hire services, guided tours and outdoor activities to help you discover the region in all its splendour.

The region is a popular destination with nature lovers. The vast forests of the Landes, the majestic vineyards of the Bordeaux region, the peaceful rivers and picturesque hiking trails guarantee you a wealth of opportunities for outdoor activities. Go hiking, cycling, kayaking or horse-riding and explore the region's enchanting landscapes.

When you stay at a campsite in the Aquitaine, you will be in the perfect place to discover the region's cultural treasures. Visit the magnificent medieval castles, picturesque villages and fascinating historic sites. Don't miss the city of Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its elegant facades, renowned museums, fine cuisine and Bordeaux-Lac beach, a favourite spot for the inhabitants of the Gironde.

Whether you're looking for a relaxing holiday in the great outdoors, sporting adventures in the open-air or cultural discoveries, the Aquitaine has it all. Book your camping holiday now and prepare yourself to experience unforgettable moments in the heart of this enchanting region.

Did you know?

The Aquitaine region, highly coveted in the past, was ruled by the English crown for three centuries and was one of the causes of  the Hundred Years' War. It was in the former province of Guyenne that Eleanor of Aquitaine, one of the most influential figures in Europe in the Middle Ages, married Henry II, Duke of Normandy, who became King of England in 1154.

The Aquitaine and Bordeaux became English and resisted the many assaults led by various kings of France wishing to seize back the territory: Philip Augustus, Charles VII. The war ended in 1453 and the province was returned to the French crown in 1475 with the Treaty of Picquigny.

Even today, many traces of this interminable war are still visible in the Aquitaine, particularly in the Dordogne, where many castles were built along the border between the two former kingdoms.  

What can you do while camping in the Aquitaine?

During your camping holiday in the Aquitaine, there's no shortage of exciting things for you to discover. The region offers a wealth of activities for all tastes and all ages, ensuring you a range of memorable experiences.

If you love water sports, the beaches of the Aquitaine's Atlantic coast await you. Take advantage of the world-famous waves to do some surfing, bodyboarding or stand-up paddleboarding. The seaside resorts of Biarritz, Hossegor and Lacanau are a must for water sports enthusiasts.

Nature lovers will be won over by the Aquitaine's regional natural parks. Explore the Landes de Gascogne Regional Natural Park, with its extensive pine forests and hiking trails. As for the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park, it offers picturesque landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor activities.

For a unique cultural experience, pay a visit to the famous vineyards of Bordeaux and the Saint-Émilion wine region. Tour the châteaux and wineries, taste delicious wines and learn more about the art of producing wine.

History buffs will be delighted by the many historic sites in the region. Be sure to visit the medieval town of Sarlat in the Dordogne, with its picturesque streets and exceptional historic buildings. And take the opportunity to visit the nearby Lascaux prehistoric caves, which shelter many fascinating cave paintings dating back thousands of years.

Gourmets will be spoilt for choice in the Aquitaine, which is famous for its delicious cuisine. Savour regional specialities such as foie gras, duck breast, Perigord truffles and local cheeses. And be sure to try the region's famous wines, the perfect accompaniment to these culinary delights.

Finally, don't miss out on the festivals and events that bring life to the region all the year round. Participate in traditional festivities, open-air concerts and cultural performances that showcase the artistic and musical treasures of the Aquitaine.

Book your camping holiday in the Aquitaine now and prepare yourself to experience a memorable holiday that combines nature, culture, gastronomy and entertainment. This enchanting region promises you unique experiences and unforgettable memories.

What are the sightseeing attractions in the Aquitaine region?

• The Banc d'Arguin
• The Dune du Pilat
• The Arcachon Bay
• The Lascaux cave
• The Sare caves
• The Courant d'Huchet Nature Reserve
• The Cordouan lighthouse
• The little train of the Rhune
• Bonaguil Castle
• The gardens of Marqueyssac
• La Palmyre Zoo
• Place de la Bourse in Bordeaux
• Cap Ferret lighthouse

What activities are there to enjoy in the Aquitaine region?

• Bicycle rides
• Surfing
• Tree-top adventure courses
• Windsurfing
• Via ferrata
• Thermal spa in Dax
• Visiting the towns from Bordeaux to Hendaye
• Bordeaux wine tasting
• Fishing
• Visiting caves and castles

Which are the most beautiful beaches of the Aquitaine region?

• Le Grand Crohot
• Le Porge, Lacanau
• Navarrosse
• La Corniche
• Le Truc Vert
• Bourdaines beach
• Biarritz beach
• Mimizan beaches
• La Lette Blanche beach
• Plage du Port

What are the loveliest lakes in Aquitaine?

• Aureilhan lake
• Sanguinet lake
• Biscarrosse lake
• Ayous lake
• Bious-Artigues lake
• Lacanau lake
• Hossegor lake
• Fabrègues lake

Which are the most beautiful villages in the Aquitaine?

• Saint-Jean-de-Côle
• Coly-Saint-Amand
• Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère
• Limeuil
• Beynac-et-Cazenac
• La Roque-Gageac
• Castelnaud-la-Chapelle
• Domme
• Belvès
• Monpazier
• Villeréal
• Monflanquin
• Pujols
• Navarrenx
• La Bastide-Clairence
• Ainhoa,
• Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port
• Sare

Which are the specialities of Aquitaine you simply must try?

• Bordeaux grattons (crackling)
• Cannelés (pastry)
• Basque cake
• Bayonne ham
• Armagnac
• Strawberries from Lot-et-Garonne
• Noisettines du Médoc (confectionery)
• Foie gras
• Truffles
• Prunes

What events take place in the vicinity?

• The Fêtes de Bayonne feria
• Garorock
• Bordeaux Wine Festival
• Dax Feria
• Les Francofolies
• Un Violon sur le sable
• Océanes de la radio
• Biscarrosse beach festival