Campsites in Var

Browse through our list of 2, 3 and 4-star campsites in Var and select the one that appeals to you most! You’ll be able to choose between installing your own tent, caravan or camper van on a pitch shaded by trees, or staying in a fully-equipped mobile home,  whatever your budget.
Go for a walk before cooling off in the swimming pool complex at your campsite, the perfect antidote to the heat of the Var summer. During the hottest part of the day, there’s nothing quite like splashing about in the water! We’re sure you’ll agree once you’ve arrived in the South-East! 
Choose a campsite by the sea and make the most of the vast Mediterranean beaches. Dive into the clear, wave-free waters of the Mediterranean Sea which generally reach temperatures of 25 to 30 degrees Celsius during the summer season. Don’t forget to bring your masks and snorkels. With a bit of luck, you’ll see all sorts of fish swimming in the calm, warm waters!
 

If you’ve found your ideal accommodation, now is the time to discover the different sites you absolutely must visit during your stay in Var. Start with the beach where you’ll enjoy walking along the shore with your feet in the water, or take a trip to the islands of Hyères.
Don’t miss the unique Verdon Gorges, well-known in France for their incredible beauty. Explore the enormous wealth of fauna and flora in the multiple nature parks of Var, one of the French departments with the highest number of protected areas.
Var is also about high-perched, flower-festooned villages that ooze with authenticity. Among them are Bormes-les-Mimosas, home to the famous Brégançon Fort, or the small village of Seillans, listed as one of “the most beautiful villages in France”, that has lost nothing of its picturesque character. 
 

To really enjoy these beautiful settings to the full, what could be better than exploring them from within, through various activities. Rent out a kayak or go canyoning and make your way down the Verdon Gorges, or take a dip in the little coves around the Hyères islands.
While you’re here, you can also go in search of the best panoramic views by exploring the Maures mountains, or the Estérel massif where the red rock plunges down into the sea.
And if you want to forget the car while on holiday, you’ll be interested to know that there are always activities going on at the campsite and that you can also simply use the various facilities available.