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Le Clos du Lac, Provence, France
Equipped: in the mountains
Tent seats: 50
What to do: fish, swim
The camp is located at an altitude of 1,485 m above sea level in the French national park of Ecrère, so you will see the Instagram-worthy views as soon as you have a tent, and not only have the opportunity to admire the surroundings, but also actively relax.
You can walk to Lake Serre – Ponçono, where there are great places to swim or fish, and there are walking trails in the nearby Boscodono forest. In the camp you will find a volleyball court, a playground and a botanical garden where nine species of butterflies live. When night comes, you can enjoy stunning views of the starry sky.
• Price for a place for two: from 13 euros.
Website: campeole.com
Le Chant-hibou, Auvergne, France
Equipped: in the village
Tent seats: 20
What to do: swim, follow fairy tales, play with animals
In a small but spacious campground located on a modest farm, children will find a small zoo where pets can be petted and will always have things to do, such as helping to collect eggs, bake cookies, draw faces, ride a tractor, or follow fairy tales.
The camp is located on a level surface and has a pool in the middle (also for babies), so the little ones can run freely without losing sight of their parents.
• Price per seat: from 8 euros and 5 euros per adult.
Website: lechanthibou.com
Camping La Pointe, Brittany, France
Equipped: in the forest
Tent seats: 66
What to do: admire wildlife, fish
Set up a tent in one of the large areas near the banks of the Aulne River – salmon are raised nearby, so if you have a permit you can fish. The owners will bring scones to the store every morning and invite you to sit down with a glass of wine in hand and admire wild animals (deer, squirrels, jinn and domestic owls). But take time to explore other areas of the Krozon peninsula.
• Price for a place for two – from 15.5 Eur.
Website: lapointesuperbecamping.com
D’Olde Kamp, Ansen, The Netherlands
Equipped: in the forest
Tent seats: 40
What to do: build shelters, feed the animals
In this wooded camp, you can set up an outdoor tent or choose a more secluded location. Here you’ll find coffee on tap, hot breads, fireplaces, outdoor pizzas, and free Wi-Fi. Here you can enjoy all the benefits of wildlife, but don’t feel like you are living like a savage. Their neighbors will be donkeys, goats, chickens, and rabbits, and the children will be able to help the farmer feed them and even get a “farmer diploma.”
• Price for a place for two – from 19 Eur.
Website: plaggenhut.nl
Landgoed de Barendonk, Bers, Netherlands
Equipped: in the forest
Tent seats: 30
What to do: walk, ride a bike, play Geocaching games
This place is perfect for a vacation with children. The camp is located on a green and varied dairy farm surrounded by a ditch, where you can still find historic Flemish houses and barns.
There are places for caravans and caravans, but one area is only for tents. There is also a living room to hide from bad weather, where you can dry clothes, eat or sit and plan your bike ride the next day (you can rent a bike at the camp).
You can also go for a walk or play Geocaching games (i.e. rent GPS equipment and search for hidden treasures).
• Price for a place for two: from 13.20 euros.
Web site: barendonk.nl
Camping de la Cascade, Coo village, Belgium
Equipped: by the river
Tent seats: 40
What to do: running, cycling, canoeing
This small camp is located on the banks of the Ambleve River in the forested and mountainous Ardennes. Campers can fish, swim, hike, bike, and explore a little-visited area without cars (car cannot be left at camp after unloading items).
In the nearby town of Coo you can admire the waterfalls that come from a fairy tale. And in the evening, you can relax with the famous Belgian beer: the camp bar serves up to 15 beers.
• Price per seat: from 9.75 euros and another 2.80 euros per adult.
Website: camping-coo.be
Zur Mühle, Black Forest, Germany
Equipped: in the forest
Tent seats: 30
What to do: walk, ride a bike
Not to be confused with another camp of the same name in Bavaria. Here, the tent sites are located on a hill, in the shade of the trees, so they offer great views. Relaxation is a priority: the camp is very quiet, there is no place to jump or a playground.
There is a river that flows nearby, so you can go boating, and more energetic travelers can take a guided walk or bike ride. You can order fresh bread and buy some groceries without leaving the camp, so if you want to set up a tent and just do nothing, this is a great place.
• Price per seat: from 4 euros and another 4.90 euros per adult.
Web site: camping-kirnbach.de
Camping Mexico, Bregenz, Austria
Equipped: lakeside
Tent seats: 40
What to do: walk, bike, swim
You probably never have to visit the camp, where you can see two more countries from the tent, but Camping México is an exclusive place. The camp is located on the shores of Lake Constance, a huge and sparkling lake where the Austrian, German and Swiss borders cross.
It’s fun to take a dip here after a long day of hiking or sightseeing, and there are plenty of attractions. There is a bike path next to the camp, which I do not follow, so I can walk on the shore of the lake as much as I want. And when you get tired, you can return by boarding a regular train.
• Price per seat: from 7 euros and another 9.50 euros per adult.
Website address: camping-mexico.at
Lindenhof camping, Bern, Switzerland
Equipped: lakeside
Tent seats: 50
What to do: ride a bike, swim
The Lindenhof is located between the vine-covered slopes of the Seeland region, right next to Lake Byl, and the Jura Mountains can be seen from afar. Here you can bike along the river banks, explore the nearby Swiss Grand Canyon, the Creux du Van, or take a stroll through the vineyards.
The camp is very proud of the fact that everything here is ecological: the nearby farm is heated by solar energy, the wood is transported from its own forest and there is also a garden where cherries and apples are grown and sold in the camp.
• Price per place: from 10.25 Eur and another 7.70 Eur per adult.
Web site: camping-lindenhof.ch
Camping Val d’Or, Enscherang, Luxembourg
Equipped: in the village
Tent seats: 76
Things to do: bike ride, boating, Nordic walking
When you think about camping, the little Duchy of Luxembourg rarely comes to mind. However, due to the small size of this place, you will find few tourists here. The campsite is located on the quiet banks of the Klerf river. Travelers with children can choose more vibrant places closer to other visitors, while others can settle in more remote places surrounded by high hedges, where they can cross the pedestrian bridge.
As for the little ones, here you will find three playgrounds, one of which is to play with water. Here you can rent mountain bikes, hike the trails from the camp, and there’s a bar and free Wi-Fi.
• Price for a place for two – from 19 Eur.
Website: valdor.lu
Camping Carso, Trieste, Italy
Equipped: in the forest
Tent seats: 20
What to do: pick fruit, rock climb
The campsite has been in a family since 1932. The camp is located on an organic fruit and vegetable farm, where the forest and fields merge, and campers can pick their own vegetables or buy regional food and wine or locally produced honey in the camp.
Greens will also like the camp because the owners are working to protect the environment and are asking for water savings and waste reduction. If you want a truly ecological vacation, forget the car: the train stops a few kilometers away in the town of Sistiana.
• Price for two – from 10.50 Eur. Website: campingcarso.com
Camping Camino de Santiago, Burgos, Spain
Equipped: in the village
Tent seats: 40
What to do: ride a bike, watch birds and pilgrims
The camp is named after the (at least) 800km pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, northwestern Spain, but note that it is not necessary to pull backpacks, rub their feet, and bring sacrifices to St. Jacob On the contrary, this place is for relaxation.
The owners are working hard to make your stay a divine experience – not only will you find an on-site restaurant, but you can also buy fresh pastries. Sometimes it is possible to go out with a guide to observe birds (up to 361 species live in this area) and observe the pilgrims, and to make it more welcoming, the tent sites are separated from each other by hedges.
• Price per seat: from 4.50 euros and another 5 euros per adult.
Website: campingcamino.com
Camping Port Massaluca, Catalonia, Spain
Equipped: by the river
Tent seats: 10
What to do: fishing, kayaking, bird watching.
A palpable vulture, a white-bellied alpine squirrel, a hawk passenger … If you only look around the binoculars after hearing these names, this camp, located 200 km from Barcelona, will not disappoint you. You can see bird’s nests on the impressive sand-colored cliffs that rise above the camp at the confluence of the Mataranja and Ebro rivers. And if you’re more interested in rocky perch, pike, carp, perch and catfish, You will also feel at home, because this is a great place to fish. Of course, catching will require fighting the nearby bile, heron, cormorant, and hornbill.
• Price – from 9.30 Eur.
Website address: camping-portmassaluca.es
Quinta dos Moinhos, Braga, Portugal
Equipped: in the mountains
Tent places: 6
What to do: ride a bike, explore the surroundings
Although there are only six tent sites here, this camp in northern Portugal offers plenty of entertainment, from table tennis, ball games, or mountain bike and kayak rentals. The nearby town of Villa Nune is also worth a visit, especially on Mondays when there is a market. A little further on you will find the Serra de Cabreira and you can walk along one of the many hiking trails. Also nearby are Albown National Park and Peneda Jerez National Park.
• Price: from 8.50 Eur and another 4.75 Eur for each adult.
Website address: quinta-dos-moinhos.com
Camping Nature Ferie, Hals, Denmark
Equipped: on the beach
Tent seats: 28
What to do: ride a bike, canoe, swim
If you thought that private beaches were only available to guests of five-star hotels, you were wrong. For € 10 per night, campers can enjoy a private stretch of beach in northern Denmark and go camping (or on their own) for free. There are plenty of bike trails here, but try the North Sea Trail or National Trail No. 1 that leads to the east coast. 5 “.
• Price – 10 euros for each adult.
Website: en.natuurvakantiedenemarken.nl
Fyrvapplingen Fiskecamp, Uppsala, Sweden
Equipped: lakeside
Tent seats: 30
What to do: mushroom picking, cycling, swimming
At an hour and a half from Stockholm, the campsite is very spacious and there are several bike lanes nearby. The camp is located on the shores of the lake, making it a great place for swimming and fishing, but the focus is on connecting with nature. The camp is surrounded by forests, so you can pick mushrooms and berries. It is extremely spacious and quiet here. There is also a shared barbecue.
• Price: 9 euros for each adult.
Website: fyrvapplingen.se
Camp Vala, Mokalas, Croatia
Equipped: on the beach
Tent seats: 15
What to do: bathe
Located near Marco Polo’s birthplace, the camp on the island of Korcula connects the sea, the mountains and the forest. Tent sites are nestled among pine and olive trees, so you’ll surely find a place to hide from the midday heat. You can also walk to the pebble beach, where you can see skates, crabs, sea urchins, and starfish. There is also a pizzeria and a beach bar, both priced.
• Price: from 6 euros and another 6.50 euros per adult.
Website: vala-matkovic.com
Camp Liza, Bovec, Slovenia
Equipped: by the river
Tent seats: 80
What to do: canoeing, cycling, rafting
Many idyllic campsites lose their charm when huge mobile homes are installed next to a modest tent. Camp Liza offers caravans and mobile homes, but tents are only allowed in the special area on the banks of the Koritnika River. There are plenty of activities here too: you can take a walk on the Adriatic Alpe road, ride the valleys and mountains on a simple, electric or mountain bike, or go rafting, kayaking or canoeing.
• Price – from 9.50 Eur for each adult.
Website address: camp‑liza.com
Camp 9 Nature Campground, Silesia, Poland
Equipped: by the river
Tent seats: 15
What to do: explore the surroundings, go cycling
This small camp near the town of Tarnowskie Góra attracts not only the peace and tranquility you will feel when setting up a tent by the stream, but also being very close to other countries – the camp is located near the borders with Slovakia (where you can explore the Tatra Mountains), the Czech Republic and little known in western Ukraine.
Those interested in wars can visit the bunkers, sports-loving visitors can ride the bike trails starting from the tent, and those who are lazy to do something will find it more difficult to find a better place to rest.
• Price: from 3.20 Eur and another 4.30 Eur per adult.
Website: camp9.x-active.com
Tartaruga Camping, Zakynthos, Greece
Equipped: on the beach
Tent Locations: 150
What to do: dive with a mask, see the turtles
The setting is simply fabulous: the camp is located on a hillside, in a forest of 700 olive trees, and from the tent you can look directly at Lagano Bay. Here you can dive in a mask and watch the sea turtles approach the nearby beach, eat at the camp’s small restaurant, which uses fish purchased by the owner from local fishermen, and fall asleep listening to the cicadas. No, you are not dreaming … This place is real.
• Price: from 3.40 Eur and another 5 Eur per adult.
Website: camp9.x-active.comtartaruga-camping.com
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