Camper Van & RV Rental in France

France offers a wide range of camping options, from traditional campgrounds to more adventurous options like wild camping. Here’s what you need to know about camping in France:

• Wild Camping – Allowed in certain areas of France under specific conditions. It is becoming more and more complicated as it is forbidden in many places such as nature reserves, beaches, public areas, and less than 655 ft from access to clean water for drinking. Always practice Leave No Trace principles by respecting nature and leaving your campsite as you found it.
• Municipal Campgrounds – Offer low-priced campsites with basic facilities, are generally spacious, and have managed to preserve their charm.
• Camping in National Parks – France is home to several stunning national parks, such as the French Alps, Pyrenees, and Provence. These parks often have designated camping areas where you can immerse yourself in nature and enjoy activities like hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing. However, it’s important to check the regulations for camping within national parks, as they may have specific rules and restrictions.
• Private Campsites – support local hosts and experience the French culture with roadsurfer spots. Whether you pitch on a farm, in a vineyard, or in private garden, discover a unique camping experience away from the tourist crowds.

Embarking on a camper van or Class C RV road trip in France not only allows you to explore the country’s stunning landscapes but also provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the excitement of popular French events, from world-class music festivals to prestigious sporting events, and lively cultural celebrations, all while enjoying the freedom and flexibility of your own cozy mobile accommodation. Here’s an overview of some of our highlights:

• Nice Carnival (February, Nice) – A dazzling and vibrant event where the streets of Nice come alive with colorful parades, elaborate floats, and lively music, showcasing the City’s rich cultural heritage and festive spirit.
• Fête de la Musique (June, whole country) – A lively and inclusive celebration held on June 21st each year in France, where musicians of all genres take to the streets, parks, and venues, to perform free concerts, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere throughout the country.
• Tour de France (July) – An iconic 23-day cycling race held annually during the summer, where professional cyclists traverse the picturesque French landscape, conquering challenging stages and captivating audiences with their incredible athleticism and determination.
• Bastille Day (July, whole country) – A vibrant and patriotic French holiday celebrated on the 14th of July throughout France.
• Fête des Lumières (December, Lyon) – A mesmerizing festival where the city becomes a captivating canvas of light and art for 4 days, with stunning light installations illuminating the streets, buildings, and landmarks, creating a magical and enchanting atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.
• Strasbourg Christmas Market (December, Strasbourg) – A magical winter wonderland where the enchanting streets of Strasbourg come alive with festive lights, charming stalls selling handmade crafts and delicious treats, and the joyful sounds of carols, creating a truly memorable and enchanting Christmas experience.