Camping holidays in Burgundy

Burgundy, one of France’s best kept secrets is a land of rolling hills, waterways and delightful villages. Famed for the production of some of France’s finest wines, there are plenty of opportunities to taste as you explore. This is a land best discovered on foot or by bicycle – explore canal towpaths, vineyard tracks and delightful country roads.

Beune

The wine capital of Burgundy and one of the best places in France for wine tasting. A well-preserved town, still surrounded by medieval walls.

Dijon

A cultural and gastronomic centre, famed for its fine wines and mustard. This is an appealing city to explore, with many Renaissance buildings.

Mâcon

Mâcon is a lively river port that is home to the national wine fair and some fine Burgundy tastings. The Maison du Bois is an ornately carved wooden house that is well worth visiting.

Auxerre

This pretty town is built on the banks of the River Yonne. Stroll along the leafy boulevard on the banks of the river or discover the half-timbered houses and Renaissance mansions.

Chablis

Home to one of Burgundy’s best known wines, this is a prosperous town with plenty to offer for wine enthusiasts. The merchants and specialists shops have a myriad of choice, with plenty of opportunities to sample before you buy.

Chalon-sur-Saône

Chalon-sur-Saône  is a lively town on the banks of the Saône River. The cathedral square has a lively café society, overlooked by delightful half-timbered houses. Take a ‘bateau-mouche’ and explore the river at a leisurely pace.

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Getting there

We recommend you take a landbridge crossing to the UK. You can then choose either a short or long sea crossing.

Short sea crossing
Take an early morning crossing to Calais and you will be in Burgundy the same day (approximately 370mls - 7hrs - by motorway). If you want to break your journey, stop at Berny Rivière or Touquin and visit Disneyland® Paris.

Long sea crossing
Arrive early at Caen from the overnight sailing and it’s a 400 mile drive to Burgundy. 

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