Camping Haute-Savoie

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Nestling high up in the Rhône-Alpes, Haute-Savoie is perhaps most famous for its wonderful winter ski resorts, but there are many benefits of visiting the department in the warmer months. Sharing a border with Switzerland to the north and east, this riveting rural destination promises invigorating fresh air, lovely landscapes and so much space in which to get lost.

Have a look through our Haute-Savoie campsites and discover excellent destinations with swimming pools, dining options, recreational facilities, entertainment programmes and a fantastic range of accommodation.

Camping Holidays In Haute-Savoie

Camping in Haute-Savoie offers holidaymakers the best way to explore a truly glorious destination in France that’s home to the majestic Mont Blanc and inviting waters of Lake Annecy. Along with charming towns like Évian-les-Bains and Yvoire, visitors can explore the verdant green countryside of Alpine France as well as day trips across the border to visit Geneva, Switzerland.

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Things to do when camping in Haute-Savoie

By whisking you and your family away on a camping holiday in Haute-Savoie, you can delve deep into this lovely French destination in search of adventure, exploration and discovery

The glacial origins of Lake Annecy feature impossibly blue waters that rightly deserve the status of Europe’s cleanest lake. The lake is one of the best places in the department for a selection of water sports including sailing, fishing, water skiing, canoeing and even diving. The area around the waters are ideal for picturesque walks and hikes.

The town of Annecy lies at the northern point of the lake and boasts a few interesting tourist attractions such as the alais de l'Isle Island Prison Museum, Pont des Amours Bridge, Musée du Film d'animation Museum and Château d'Annecy.

There are numerous ski resorts in the department that attract skiers and snowboarders in their droves during the winter months, but these same resorts offer so much to visitors in summer. The beautiful alpine landscapes are primed for walking, while the majestic Mont Blanc beckons experienced climbers up for the challenge of hiking trips.

Aravis, a mountain range lying halfway between the summit of Mont Blanc and the shimmering waters of Lake Annecy, also provides a scenic setting for hiking and walking. With a blend of green alpine terrain adorned with rivers, meadows, forest and mountain plateaux, it’s a great place for adventures in nature. The equally stunning Aiguilles Rouges Regional Nature Reserve offers another fine place for al fresco pursuits.

Dotted around the department are several villages, towns and hamlets that display the quaint way of life in Haute-Savoie, and are a great place to get a feel for the culture and cuisine of the department.

Famed throughout the world for its first class mineral water, Évian-les-Bains is a spa town that features a handful of nice attractions to see while visiting Haute-Savoie. Highlights of the town include the Pre-Curious Water Garden, Villa Lumière, Palais Lumière and riding the Funicular.

With an idyllic location on the banks of Lake Geneva, the historic town of Yvoire is teeming with nostalgia and features interesting remnants of its medieval past. Top attractions in the town include Château d'Yvoire, The Garden of Five Senses, Plage d'Excenevex beach and Domaine de Rovorée park and gardens.