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From the rare truffles of the Drôme to the vineyards of Beaujolais, the Rhone-Alps reveal the treasures of French cuisine. Gastronomic pleasures are complemented by the lush countryside, filled with fields of lavender. UNESCO-designated Lyon has first-century Roman ruins and the 19th-century Basilica of Fourvière. Forts and castles dot the landscape around Grenoble. Work off excess calories on the slopes of Chamonix and Megève. Visit during fall to take advantage of the grape harvest and many festivals.
Things to do in Rhône-Alpes
1. Camping Le Verger Fleuri
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 285 reviews
Camping located 1.5 Km from the beaches of Lake Annecy. 100 Pitches. Chalet, mobile homes, trailers, ... Atmosphere familialle Animation and restaurant (July / August)
Be warned - not COVID safe and you won’t get your deposit back even if your caravan is spotless
Reviewed By PhiltrailridingCampsite owners were catering for very large groups in the restaurant approx 16 on one table and 8 on another. Not much social distancing going on their. We also watched one of their COVID deep cleans after a guest left and it took a maximum of 10 minutes. You can decide whether that is good enough for you. Our caravan had mold on the wall next to the wardrobe and the wardrobe was dirty. However, the final straw is that you will not get your deposit back no matter how much you clean before you leave unless you make them inspect the caravan and confirm it is ok before you leave. We’ve been unable to get them to inspect 2 out of 3 visits and guess what each time we get charged. No more because we won’t be going back which is a shame because it’s a good location. Don’t expect the grass and trees to be manicured like the photos in September as it is not worth it for them at the end of the season. If you are camping make sure you take your own loo paper because the rationed stuff in the toilet block is the narrowest you’ll ever see if there is any left to dispense before you go into the loo. You can probably detect the theme of saving and making money here.
2. Kanopee Village de Trevoux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Welcome in Kanopee Village from Trevoux. Enjoy a stay in the old capital of Dombes Kingdom which keep a lot of treasures. You have free access to the aquatic park "Les cascades" (every day except sunday) and this "green station" offers you a lot of activities.
Not quite as described.
Reviewed By darrenminnsDevonA big attraction for us was to go to this site as it advertises a water park and on site pool. We booked up through pitchup and it described all the facilities. On arrival we found the water park to be closed (due to Covid) and the pool was a 5k drive at another campsite. We wouldn’t have minded if we had known before hand but the children were excited. In the end we went to the other sites pool but it had to cater for 2 campsites so was too busy to use. The price of the pitch was one of the highest that we experienced throughout France and Corsica and given the reduction in facilities we would have liked more notice and the price adjusted to reflect this. Site was clean and pitches big and in a good location for the river.
3. Camping Le Lac Bleu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 220 reviews
Welcome to the Lac Bleu campsite in the Drôme area, at the Vercors foot and at the Provence gateaway. Here, everything is fizzing !! Sunshine, lake, nature and the well-known Clairette - sparkling local wine - will delight your family. The Drôme area offers various landscapes and magnificent panoramas. Discover the Vercors Natural Park, the Clairette de Die and the nougat !! And for the sportive people, what about trying rockclimbing, canyoning or rafting
Do not stay here
Reviewed By Helen TThere is no working sanitary block at this site. We weren’t informed of this at check in (after queuing for 25mins to check in) I went to the sanitary block which was absolutely disgusting. See photos. When I returned to reception to ask about this I was told I should have been informed they had no facilities open (or even running water) and the reason I hadn’t been told was because I had booked and paid in full via pitch up which was my fault. I would have to go back to pitch up for a refund and something was mumbled about there being another site down the road. Do not stay here!! Awful customer service.
4. Camping les 3 Lacs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
More cabins than camping and caravaning
Reviewed By steadyslackWell signposted and reasonable access. Charming woman on reception. Lots of trees, 2 pools etc. We were in a motorhome and the trees needed trimming. Couldn’t find a moho service point. Showers ok but could do with a spruce up. Attractive area. Can imagine busy in season with tons of families.
5. Le Balcon de Chartreuse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Great stay, beautiful location
Reviewed By SophietjeWe had a short but wonderful staywith our campter. Lovely views surrounding the area, very quiet, extremely friendly welcomed by the owners! Shower and toilets very clean. It was a pleasure spending out holiday there and we will sure be back. Those who like to hike and love a bit of adventure should hike up the Dent de Crolles!
6. Camping Le Couriou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
The Camping le Couriou 4* is situated in the heart of the Drôme, in the regional Nature Park of the Vercors. It is a family campsite of 13 hectares and less than 200 pitches, in complete nature. Our restaurant has a nice terrace with a beautiful view on the mountains. You and your children can enjoy our heated pool and the waterpark with its slides of 1000 m². You can also discover the region by biking, walking or rent a canoe.
A well appointed family friendly campsite in a beautiful region of France
Reviewed By nelsona_12A well equipped campsite, with electric supplied pitches and various types of cottages for rent. Lots to do, with two large outdoor pools and 3 slides, in a beautiful region of France. The restaurant is reasonably priced, with a varied menu, helpfully the staff are also multi lingual, speaking Dutch, French and English in most cases, pleasant to deal with too. The area is stunningly beautiful, with all sorts of outdoor activities a few minutes drive away, MTBs, road cycling, climbing, climbing, hiking, walking, walking around the nearby medieval villages and towns etc. The views are breathtaking. I cannot recommend the area and Le Couriou enough. This will have been our second visit.
7. Les Chalets du Haut Forez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The chalets of the hight forez at usson en forez nesttled between lake and hill in the heart of pine forest. Discover a unique place whith direct access to the water. Swimming, games, fishing trips and excursions.
8. Camping Iserand
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
10/10
Reviewed By Connector66506905148Lovely camping, The camping is located in a beautiful area. The camping spots have shadow. There is a lovely pool with umbrellas. The owners are friendly and it's a very calm place for a multi-day stay. Tournon, a close located village, has some good restaurants. Recommended!
9. Camping la Grappe Fleurie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Welcome in the BeaujolaisIn the heart of the «Crus du Beaujolais», the Grappe Fleurie campsite offers you the local flavours and thedelicious regional wines.Between the «Green Beaujolais» and the «Saône’s valley», Fleurie’s vineyards will let you marvellous souvenirs :unforgetable panoramas, hiking and green tracks, cellars...By foot, by bike or on horse back, everybody willenjoy the place thanks to the numerous new tracks !You will be near some of the most beautifull villages in France, near the first «wine’s museum» in the area, nearVillefranche-sur-Saône and Lyon, french capital of the gastronomy.
Campsite right in the middle of vineyards!
Reviewed By TravellingAndy445We stayed for 3 nights in a tent/bungalow which is half tent and half cabin. There was room for 4 though the bedrooms were quite small so would be a squeeze for 4. That said the tented area was a good size with cooking facilities. We liked the site - receptionists friendly and helpful with decent amenities- tennis, table tennis, swimming plus a games room. The pizza from the pizza van was good straightforward stiff and they also sell cold drinks. Best of all is wine tasting 2 nights a week and you're literally right in the middle of vineyards so if you like wine it's a great site. I have read the other reviews- i thought our toilet block was fine - showers were decent and reasonably clean. The only minus point was 5 toilets only (they had closed the gents bit for repairs) which meant at times they could get busy or smelly or out of toilet roll. But generally they were in reasonable condition although perhaps needing a little more attention because of part being closed. The washing up space was big though. The individual sites were well spaced out and it seemed a good place for families with entertainment and small play area available. It certainly didn't feel cramped and had visitors from France, UK Holland and Germany. The receptionists spoke English well enough though appreciated (I think) our slightly iffy attempts at French.. One thing to be aware of is that in the village a lot of stuff is closed Sundays and Mondays including the small shop which is at risk of closing down altogether. This means that if you arrive on Sunday or Monday make sure you are stocked up as the camp reception only does a breakfast bread order and doesn't have many supplies. Tourist information (and bike hire) in the village is open Sunday Morning in high season but closed Monday and Tuesday. There is bike hire in the village of Beaujeau every day in High season but its about 12k away. Overall a very pleasant place - if you like your wine you are in for a treat and we loved the local walks through the vineyards. Cycling was good too with routes round the villages. We would go back and have recommended it to friends
10. LudoCamping
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 87 reviews
The Ludo Camping 3* is situated at the border of the Regional Park of the Mounts d’Ardèche. Our camping is large as 6 hectares and has less than 200 pitches. Lying in the heart of the nature, we can offer you very large pitches, up to 150 m². Authenticity et friendliness give our campsite its charm. You will have a direct access to the river. Activities : heated pool and a lot of wildwater sports.
Lovely site
Reviewed By JillhaylingislandWe stayed for a week and loved it. We were the only brits there just a few Dutch and Germans. Mainly all french families and had such a great vibe, perfect and safe for young children. We booked through a company called ‘Allcamps’ as our normal Eurocamp didn’t get their act together in time for easing of travel restrictions. Our accommodation in a ‘Tithaus’! was comfortable and the onsite facilities were nearby and always very clean. Although it was french school holidays you could always get a sunbed any time of the day by the excellent large pool. Lovely little bar and restaurant with reasonable prices and great takeaway. Management were friendly, helpful and never in your face. Beautiful surroundings and backdrop and totally chilled and peaceful place, no noise at night and would be happy to return there in the future.
