Camping holidays in French Alps
Snow capped peaks, flower-filled mountains and crystal lakes are the essence of the French Alps, while the Jura, rich in woodland, lakes and cascading waterfalls, is the little known jewel of France. Discover a wide range of activities for sports enthusiasts and some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe.
Grenoble
The capital of the Alps is a lively and modern city with a fascinating old quarter. Take a cable car to Fort de la Bastille for a spectacular view.
Annecy
Annecy is a charming town set on the clear blue lake of Lac d’Annecy. Canals cut through the old quarter, whilst the lake is a haven for water lovers - both leisurely cruises and active watersports are available.
Lac de Bourget
Lac de Bourget is the largest natural lake in France covers over 4,400 hectares. The lake is glacial and home to a great variety of wildlife. Many watersports are available, and the area also offers excellent hill walking and mountain biking. – the largest French National Park is a remarkable area with beautiful wild and rugged landscapes.
Aix les Bains
Aix les Bains is a fashionable spa town in a spectacular setting on the banks of Lac du Bourget. The thermal springs have been popular for their healing qualities since Roman times.
Chamomix
The site of the first Winter Olympics is situated in a valley at the junction of France, Italy and Switzerland. The world’s highest cable car gives you a hair-raising trip to the Aiguille du Midi and a breathtaking view.
Getting there
Short Sea CrossingWe recommend you take a landbridge crossing to the UK. From Calais it is 537 miles to Lake Annecy. To break your journey, stop at
Berny Rivière or
Touquin and visit Disneyland® Paris.
Long Sea CrossingTake the longer ferry crossing to Caen and the journey time is 509 miles to Lake Annecy.
Fly-driveThe closest airport is Geneva, which is 52 miles away.
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