Your Camping Vacations in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

Most of our members are ANCV-approved. While the balance can be paid using vacation checks (physical or Connect), the booking deposit is generally required to be paid by credit card to confirm the contract.

Refund policies vary depending on each establishment’s sales contract. If the customer does not have cancellation insurance, the deposit is contractually retained by the operator. We strongly recommend encouraging customers to purchase the cancellation insurance offered at the time of Booking.

Pets are allowed subject to the establishment’s approval (excluding Category 1 and 2 dogs). An up-to-date vaccination record and a leash are required. An additional fee may apply.

Wi-Fi is widely available, but it is often a paid service. While some establishments offer a free zone (such as the front desk), full coverage of the premises may be subject to a separate fee to ensure high-quality connectivity.

In accordance with regulations, our campgrounds offer accommodations specifically designed for people with limited mobility and ensure accessibility to common facilities (reception, sanitary facilities, swimming pools).

The outlets at the camping pitches are rated for normal household use. Charging an electric vehicle involves prolonged and intense power consumption that far exceeds their capacity, causing the electrical systems to overheat and posing a serious fire hazard that could endanger the entire campground.

Before your stay, check to see if a dedicated charging station is available. More and more establishments in the region are making the necessary arrangements to accommodate electric vehicles under the best possible conditions.

The eco-fee is a modest contribution, separate from the cost of the stay, that some campgrounds charge to directly fund concrete environmental initiatives. In the South region, it helps, in particular, to:

• waste management and treatment: source separation, recycling, and reducing the volume of waste sent to landfills;
• the conservation of water resources: particularly valuable in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, which is prone to recurring droughts. Managing these resources responsibly entails a real cost;
• Maintenance of natural areas: trails, hedgerows, and biodiversity zones near school grounds.

By paying the environmental fee, you are directly contributing to the preservation of the Mediterranean landscapes and natural resources of our region.

Yes, but hosting outside visitors requires prior authorization from the manager, for three specific reasons:

• Safety: The manager is responsible for all persons on site and must be able to identify them in the event of an incident or evacuation;
• Insurance: The campground’s insurance coverage applies to registered guests—an unregistered visitor is not covered in the event of an accident;
• Peace and quiet: Managing visitor traffic helps maintain a peaceful environment for all campers.

Depending on the facility, visits may be free or subject to a daily fee. Check with the front desk before your loved ones arrive.

Many member campgrounds are participating in certification programs overseen by independent organizations:

• Camping Qualité: a national certification that guarantees personalized hospitality, well-maintained facilities, and customer service verified through regular audits.
• Clef Verte: an international eco-responsibility certification that recognizes concrete commitments in the areas of water, energy, waste, and biodiversity.
• “Qualité Tourisme”: a government-recognized certification that acknowledges professionals committed to continuously improving hospitality and services.

These certifications are subject to regular audits by independent organizations—a concrete guarantee of the quality of your stay in the South region.