Camping Holiday South France | Our Holiday Parks

Welcome to the South of France
	Nowhere is more synonymous with sea and sunshine than the South of France. Warm, iridescent Mediterranean location – tick. French Riviera glitz and glamour – tick. Authentic flavours and savours of Provence – tick. Thankfully, Siblu holiday parks also offer it all with a selection of four wonderfully situated campsites in the South of France to choose from: Le Montourey (Provence / Côte d’Azur), La Carabasse, Le Lac des Rêves, Les Sables du Midi and Mar Estang (all Languedoc). Each park is within striking distance of the coast and offers an ideal base for further exploring astonishing scenery and the charming towns and villages inland.

Our Holiday Parks in the South of France

Le Montourey

Frejus, near Nice

Welcome to the French Riviera! Siblu's Le Montourey park sits right on France's glitziest coastline near the Roman town of Fréjus. With sun almost guaranteed, you might be tempted to spend all your days lounging by the pool or enjoying the waterslides, but there's also loads to discover outside the holiday park.

Beach 8km away

Close to Nice airport

Slides, pools and spa bath

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Le Montourey

La Carabasse

Vias Plage, near Beziers

If you’re looking for an action-packed break then La Carabasse has it all: huge pool complex, waterslides, kids’ clubs, a beach within walking distance and even a theme park just around the corner. The nearby town of Vias is the go-to for entertainment and eateries while the historic Beziers is only a short drive away!

Beach 1.5km away

Slides and lagoon-style pool

Great cycling along the nearby Canal du Midi

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La Carabasse

Les Sables du Midi

Valras Plage

If it's long hot days by the pool you're after, Les Sables du Midi in Languedoc might just be the perfect park for you. Located within walking distance of the beach, you'll find loads to explore and enjoy in the local area. The park itself offers great pool complexes, swimming pools and free kids’ clubs ensuring an unforgettable holiday for all family members.

Beach 1km away

Waterslides and paddling pools

Restaurants on-site

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Les Sables du Midi

Mar Estang

near Perpignan

For a sun-drenched holiday in the South look no further than Mar Estang! Situated between the turquoise waves of the Mediterranean and the calm waters of Canet- Saint-Nazaire lake and nature reserve, you’ll be spoilt for choice of where to spend your days. Mar Estang has everything you need for a relaxing holiday: restaurants, shops, and even a wellbeing centre.

Beach 100m away

Pool complex with 3 waterslides

Pets welcome in certain mobile homes

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Mar Estang

Le Lac des Rêves

Near Montpellier

For the ideal blend of nature escape and city break, check out Le Lac des Reves. Its location, overlooking Lac Perol nature reserve and less than a 30 minutes drive from Montpellier, means it combines the best of both worlds. On site you’ll find a huge pool complex, waterslides, kids’ clubs and plenty of great activities.

2 pools with great slides

Near historic Montpellier

Overlooks lake in protected region of natural beauty

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Le Lac des Reves

Why Choose the South of France?

Sun, sea and sand

If you're dreaming of a beach holiday to soak up the sun you can't beat the South of France.

Historic towns

Fancy a day-trip to beautiful Carcassonne or Montpellier?

Glitz and glamour

Visit famous Côte d'Azur resorts such as Nice, St Tropez or Cannes

Outdoor activities

Try cycling by the Canal du Midi or horseriding in the Camargue

Where to find them: Siblu Holiday Parks in France

What to Expect from a Trip to the South of France
	Think South of France, think spectacular rocky headlands, long, sandy beaches, and the inviting, turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. If you're staying at Le Montourey Ste-Maxime and St-Raphael on the Côte d’Azur are worth seeking out for beach fun or a spot of snorkelling. In Languedoc, the golden sand seems infinite and there are many great spots to pitch your towel and bucket-and-spade. Try Vias or Valras Plage near campsites Les Sables du Midi and La Carabasse, or the resorts of Carnon and La Grande Motte nearer to Le Lac des Rêves. Wherever you decide to go, you’ll find everything you need for a great family day-out at the seaside.

South of France highlights

Cities + Towns

There are so many ‘must-visit’ towns and cities in the South of France. To name a few: Monaco! This is the world’s smallest country, famed for its casino, royal family and Formula 1 racing. Nice – for its classy Promenade des Anglais. St-Tropez: it has buckets of glamour, tout simplement. Montpellier – a fashionable, lively, university town, often listed as the city in France most French people would like to live in. Carcassonne – serving up ramparts, jousting and centuries of fascinating history.

Days out + special events

Try the Aqualand water parks (Fréjus in the Côte d’Azur; Cap d’Agde in Languedoc) for splashy thrills and spills on flumes and in wave pools. Nice has an excellent aquarium. Luna Park (also Côte d’Azur) is a fun-packed fun fair. In Languedoc, the Canal du Midi is a different sort of playground – an extraordinary feat of engineering and a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can also explore its banks by bike, with a departure point close to campsite La Carabasse. And Carcassonne – a ‘go-to’ destination in its own right – runs a superlative summer festival in July, celebrating art in all its forms and for all ages. A visit will make your holiday complete.

Beaches + culture

Discover the best of beachside culture in the South of France. The Ile Ste-Marguerite, a short boat trip from glamorous Cannes, is a nature reserve island with beautiful beaches and great picnic spots. Then there's fragrant Grasse: known as the World Capital of Perfume. Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is one of the most beautiful villages of France with a spot of river swimming or canoeing possible at nearby Pont du Diable. Food and wine in this part of the world is inexhaustibly brilliant and always surprising thanks to superb local ingredients. Think fragrant herbs, olive oil, truffles, seafood, and classic dishes such as Salade Niçoise, Daube Provençal (hearty beef stew) or Bouillabaisse (fishy soup), all washed down with superlative red, white and, of course, rosé wines. Hard to beat!