For a memorable holiday that will last a lifetime you can't go past camping in France.
France is a country rich with history. From the caves of Lascaux to the Loire Valley châteaux, in each region you'll witness the depths of France's past.
What Has France Got In The Way Of Camping...
Did you know that...
France has 9,000 campsites to choose from and these range by a rating of 1 to 4 star. You will have a vast choice of places to pitch your tent eg. campsites, farms etc. And if you don't have a tent, many campsites hire out tents, caravans and bungalows. The official campsite guide can be bought from the Fédération Française de Camping-caravaning.Read on for further information to help you get started on planning your next camping holiday in France.
Start With A Bit Of Research
If your like me you will probably like to get your hands on some reading material so you can start to plan exactly where you want to go and what you want to see.

Michelin 2006 Camping France (Michelin Camping, Caravaning France)
Michelin 2007 France Camping (Michelin Camping, Caravaning France)
The number 1 book on camping in France is the "Michelin 2006 Camping In France" book by Michelin Travel Publications; You can buy it at Amazon's for $10.88 but in the very near future you will be able to buy the 2007 edition for the same money.
The "Camping In France 2007" edition features a broad, high-quality selection of campsites with something to suit every reader's taste and budget.
This edition includes a new category of "family" campsites. These 295 sites feature playgrounds, children's clubs, special bathroom facilities for infants, and other equipment and activities tailored to the needs of young children.
The "Camping In France 2007" book also includes a selection of:
1,900 sites featuring chalets, bungalows and mobile homes
800 sites equipped for camper vans
1,307 basic, affordable, "one-tent" sites
298 "very quiet" campgrounds.
Also for easy reference this book uses a one to five tent rating system:
1,307 quite comfortable one-tent campgrounds
1,112 reasonably comfortable two-tent campgrounds
414 well-equipped, good comfort three-tent campgrounds
88 very well-equipped, comfortable four-tent campgrounds
9 ideally equipped, very comfortable five-tent campgrounds.
Michelin 2007 France Camping (Michelin Camping, Caravaning France)
Finding Your Way Around...
If you've driven around some of Europe's small cities and towns you will know how difficult it can be.
Garmin Nuvi 270 Pocket GPS Navigator with Maps for North America and EuropeHave you ever thought of one of these little gadgets for your camping holiday in France? When I was traveling around France I would have given my right leg for one of these. But unfortunately they weren't available back then.
I know people who would not venture outside without one their GPS and I can easily see why these things get such good reviews.
I'm sure it would be worth seriously considering purchasing one before you set off.
Have a look and see what you think. Click on this link:-
Garmin Nuvi 270 Pocket GPS Navigator with Maps for North America and Europe
and read the 15 reviews about this unit, but here's one for you from:-
A. Morelli (New Jersey)
I just returned from Europe. The Nuvi 270 was amazing. Not only did it have all the major highways but the most insignificant of roads (some a little too small for our vehicle). I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a GPS that will be traveling to Europe.
Normally one of these units would set you back $642.84, but click on the link above where they are presently on special for $420.00, a saving of $222.48 or 35%. I haven't seen them any cheaper anywhere else.
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Find out everything you need to know to turn this into the best family vacation you have ever had. Take a look at what's in "Your Ultimate Guide to Family Camping:"
* What's your camping style - Yep there's a difference
* Summer, Winter, Spring or Fall
* How to pick the best tent
* How to pick the best backpack
* How to pick the best sleeping bag
* Dressing for the occasion
* Campfires and setting up camp
* All About Gourmet Camping Food (Just kidding - general food basics)
* Fun Activities While Camping
* Play it Safe - Packing a First Aid Kit
* Staying in Touch
* Getting There Can Be Fun - Keeping Kids Happy
* Destination Suggestions
* What About Fido?
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