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Discover Provence: picturesque villages and Mediterranean air

Situated near the shores of the Mediterranean, Provence is an exceptional region prized for the beauty of its landscapes and the quality of its lifestyle. A source of inspiration, it has captivated the greatest artists and continues to attract new talent. Its diverse landscapes and offerings provide unforgettable experiences.

Our Campgrounds in Provence

Discover Provence through its iconic landscapes from an FRHPA campground in the South Region! Amid lavender fields, olive groves, hilltop villages, and colorful markets, you’ll enjoy a vacation in Provence filled with sightseeing, walks, and cultural discoveries. You’ll have easy access to Provence’s major natural attractions, such as the Luberon plateaus, the Alpilles, the Camargue, and the Verdon valleys. And you’ll look forward to returning to your campsite’s accommodation and recreational facilities when you’re done exploring!
Set out to explore the mountain peaks from our campsites in the Alps or savor the laid-back lifestyle of the French Riviera.

The Most Beautiful Villages of Provence
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The Most Beautiful Villages of Provence

During your stay in the South of France, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the most famous Provençal villages: Gordes, with its light-drenched stone-paved streets; Roussillon, with its ochre-colored trails; and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, with its star-shaped village perched above the valley. You can also visit Lourmarin, named one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, or Fontaine-de-Vaucluse and its spectacular spring. Don’t miss the lesser-known but equally charming villages, such as Saignon, Oppède-le-Vieux, or Cucuron!

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Must-See Attractions During Your Stay

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Among Provence’s major tourist attractions, you can visit Sénanque Abbey, surrounded by lavender fields, or the Carrières de Lumières in Les Baux-de-Provence. Rustrel, known as the “Provençal Colorado,” owes its name to the unique landscapes shaped by the ochre quarries. You can also explore the city ofAix-en-Provence, with its museums and shaded squares. When you return from your excursions, you’ll appreciate the services and comfort offered by the campgrounds—an ideal setting to relax before heading out again to explore Provence.

The Best Things to Do in Provence

Sightseeing in Provence also means enjoying a wide variety of activities for everyone. You can hike in the Luberon Mountains, go on a bike ride through the Alpilles, or enjoy a horseback ride. Families enjoy visits to educational farms, adventure courses, and craft workshops. You’ll also have access to numerous swimming spots, particularly in the Verdon Gorges and the lakes of Vaucluse.

The Best Things to Do in Provence
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