Camping Saint-Emilion

Campsite rentals in Saint-Émilion

Saint-Émilion is a UNESCO world heritage site in the heart of the Bordeaux winegrowing region, famous for its thousand-year-old vineyards and its medieval architecture. Nestling in an undulating landscape, surrounded by vines and historic monuments, every year the town attracts wine and history buffs from all over the world. There are so many visitors that our campsite in Saint-Émilion is an essential option for a holiday in the South-west of France.

Come and explore this remarkable corner of France and stay at our Saint-Émilion campsite. Enjoy the beautiful rural setting, from the comfort of a 4 or 5 star campsite. If you stay with Yelloh! Village, you can rent a fully equipped mobile home in Saint-Émilion, perfect for a relaxing holiday surrounded by vineyards.

Mobile home rental in Saint-Émilion

Fancy a super-comfy holiday surrounded by vineyards? Choose a high-quality mobile home at our Saint-Émilion campsite. Whether you're travelling as a couple, with your family or friends, you’ll find a modern, spacious mobile home rental in Saint-Émilion to meet your needs. Do you prefer a more traditional camping experience? We offer spacious pitches, some with private sanitary facilities. High-quality pitches where you can put your van, tent, caravan or camping-car.

For all this, the best solution is to choose a Yelloh! Village campsite! As well as a varied, super-comfy range of accommodation, we offer multiple facilities: covered and outdoor heated pools, restaurants, free children’s clubs, shops and services on site. Everything has been designed to make your life easy and let you sit back and enjoy your holiday in the heart of the Bordeaux vineyards.

Did you know?

Want to hear an interesting story? Saint-Émilion is home to the largest monolithic church in Europe! Built directly into the limestone rockface during the 12th century, this underground church is a real architectural gem. Its 38-metre long nave is entirely below ground, making it truly one of a kind. This place of underground worship is one of the most remarkable symbols of Saint-Émilion, attracting visitors from all over the world to delve into its mysteries and discover its fascinating history.

What can you do while camping in Saint-Émilion?

Saint-Émilion is also a destination rich in history and activities. The town itself, with its cobbled streets, underground churches and historic monuments, takes you on a real journey through time.

Of course the main activity here is exploring the vineyards, with lots of opportunities to visit the châteaux, taste the wines and learn about winemaking. But there’s plenty more to discover!

Firstly, don’t miss seeing the historic monuments. Explore the monolithic church, built into the rock, the Cordeliers cloister and the Tour du Roy or King’s Tower, which has breathtaking views over the surrounding vineyards.

For hiking enthusiasts, there are lots of great trails. Follow the footpaths through the vineyards and the undulating landscape that makes this such a beautiful region. Or, if you prefer, head out on a bike ride. Follow the country lanes and explore the region on two wheels.

Finally, for good wines and good local produce, the local markets are an absolute must! Hurry to the producers’ market stalls and discover the local specialities, which you can take home as a souvenir.

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in Saint-Émilion?

• The monolithic church and its crypt
• The Cordeliers cloister
• The Tour du Roy
• The catacombs and the underground galleries
• The many winegrowing châteaux in the region

What are the activities on offer in Saint-Émilion?

• Visiting the vineyards and tasting the wines
• Hiking and cycling through the vineyards
• Exploring the historic monuments (monolithic church, Tour du Roy)
• Taking a hot air balloon ride to admire the region from the sky

What are the best vineyards?

• Château La Dominique
• Château Ausone
• Les Cordeliers cellars
• Château Cheval Blanc
• Château Troplong Mondot
• Château Figeac
• Château de Ferrand

What specialities do you absolutely have to try?

• AOC Saint-Émilion and AOC Saint-Émilion Grand Cru wines
• Saint-Émilion macarons
• Bordeaux-style lamprey in Saint-Émilion wine

What are the main events nearby?

• Saint-Émilion Wine Festival, celebrated every year in September
• European Heritage Days in September, when places normally closed to the public are open to visitors
• Saint-Émilion Wine Open Days, when many estates open their doors to visitors for special tastings

What can you see and do in Saint-Émilion if it’s raining?

• The cellars of the major winegrowing estates
• Saint-Émilion Wine museum
• The monolithic church and the catacombs
• Enjoy a wine tasting in one of the many historic cellars