I’ve been looking for the best Eurocamp resorts in the South of France for family holidays in the sunshine. As well as hunting out beach locations, waterslides, swimming pools, kids’ activities and cool days out, I’ve added in a couple of quieter sites (or rural locations) too for those that prefer a more peaceful getaway. (Hopefully there’s something for everyone here!) So, in no particular order, here are 20 of the best Eurocamp holidays in the South of France with fantastic family-friendly facilities (with links to my reviews for those we’ve been to ourselves!) – happy holiday hunting!
1. Eurocamp: La Sirène, Argelès-sur-Mer
5 star campsite, La Sirène had to make it onto my list for one of the best Eurocamp spots in the South of France. The huge pool complex is fabulous with waterslides, kids’ obstacle courses, splash zones and big flumes! We had a brilliant time – check out my La Sirène Review – the entertainment was amazing. The site boasts loads of activities including mini golf, playgrounds, sports, kids’ clubs, scuba diving and all sorts. Plus, Argelès Adventure, Aqualand Saint Cyprien, Argelès Canoying Park and the beach are all nearby. The nearest airport is Perpignan – 30 minutes away – or drive from Calais in 11.5 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out La Sirène on the Eurocamp website.
2. Eurocamp: Le Ranc Davaine, Ardèche
Another beautiful 5 star site with an epic waterpark, Le Ranc Davaine has waterslides, a splash zone and multiple swimming pools – my ‘to visit’ list for our Eurocamp holidays just got longer! There are kids’ clubs, play areas and sports activities on site. About 45 minutes away you’ll find Grottes de St Marcel, a stunning cave attraction, and Pont d’Arc (a limestone gorge that’s perfect for kayaking) is just 25 minutes away. Plus, the medieval town of Balazuc and the sleepy town of St Alban are both nearby. The nearest airport is Nîmes, about a 90 minute drive away, or road trip from Calais in about 10 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Ranc Davaine on the Eurocamp website.
3. Eurocamp: Le Ruisseau, Landes
For stress-free travel without a car, Le Ruisseau is one of the closest Eurocamp holidays to the airport and you can catch a bus into the town of Bidart nearby. It features a large pool complex with waterslides, direct lake access, an indoor heated pool, a spa, jacuzzis and splash play. The kids will love the high ropes course, sports, playgrounds, kids’ club and mini-golf. It’s located in a beautiful area with views of the Pyrénées nearby. The beach isn’t far, and you can enjoy days out to Labenne Zoo, Biarritz Aquarium and Atlantic Parc waterpark. The nearest airport is Biarritz, just 10 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 10 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Ruisseau on the Eurocamp website.
4. Eurocamp: Domaine des Naiades, Port Grimaud
Domaine des Naiades is a fab choice that’s just 900m from the beach and Port Grimaud’s cute canals which they call ‘little Venice’. This park has an Olympic-sized heated pool, a toddler play pool and fast waterslides for the older ones. For all the details, check out my Domaine des Naiades Review. It’s a large site but it feels relaxed, and the animation team make sure there’s plenty going on. We had a great stay – you can easily explore nearby towns (like Saint-Tropez) and the site offers dining packages. The nearest airport is Toulon-Hyères, an hour away, or drive from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Domaine des Naiades on the Eurocamp website.
5. Eurocamp: Le Palace, Gironde
Just a 2 minute walk from the beach, Le Palace is a brilliant choice for a Eurocamp waterpark holiday in the South of France. The site boasts a fantastic pool complex with waterslides, splash play, an adult whirlpool and a lazy river – plus there’s an indoor swimming pool with waterslides for any cooler weather. The resort offers kids’ clubs for tots through to teens, sports, mini golf and a playground. Nearby, you’ll find Magnificent Cordouan lighthouse, vineyards and La Forêt De Robin archery centre. The nearest airport is Bordeaux-Merignac, 90 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 8.5 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Palace on the Eurocamp website.
6. Eurocamp: Sylvamar, Landes
Sylvamar is another fantastic option for a Eurocamp holiday in the South of France. It offers a vast aquatic centre with heated swimming pools, waterslides, a lazy river, a swimming pool inside of a volcano and an indoor pool – perfect for any cooler weather. There’s an adults-only spa, and the site boasts sports, soft play, kids’ clubs, playgrounds and a games room. If you fancy some days out – Landes is home to a large inflatable aqua park, Labenne Zoo is about a 3 minute drive away and the beach is just a 20 minute walk! The nearest airport is Biarritz, a 30 minute transfer, or drive from Calais in around 10.5 hours For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Sylvamar on the Eurocamp website.
7. Eurocamp: Les Lacs du Verdon, Provence
Les Lacs du Verdon features a brilliant pool complex with waterslides, heated pools and a playful splash area. This one is a fabulous option for a nature-based getaway in the South of France. We had a lovely stay – check out my Les Lacs du Verdon Review. Though rural, this park offers a lot of entertainment, sports and kids’ club activities if you like to stay on-site. And, you can explore the stunning Verdon Gorge with kayaking, hiking or scenic boat rides. The nearest airport is Toulon-Hyeres – one hour and forty minutes away – or road trip from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Les Lacs du Verdon on the Eurocamp website.
8. Eurocamp: La Rive, Landes
Another one of the best spots for a South of France Eurocamp getaway is La Rive – it’s a water lover’s paradise, with its lakeside location and an epic waterpark. The kids will adore the multi-lane waterslides and wave pool, as well as the huge water-playground, and there’s a fabulous indoor pool for all weathers. Water sports are on offer on Lake Biscarrosse, and Bordeaux is within easy reach. Plus, Bisc Adventure Park (with high ropes) and Zoo du Bassin d’Archachon are both around 20 minutes away. The nearest airport is Bordeaux-Merignac, about an hour away, or drive from Calais in 10 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out La Rive on the Eurocamp website.
9. Eurocamp: Le Sérignan Plage, Languedoc
5 star Le Sérignan Plage is one of the best Eurocamp resorts for a South of France getaway with a short airport transfer time. It boasts direct beach access, a heated lagoon pool, a toddler pool, a splash playground, waterslides, an adult hydro-massage whirlpool and an indoor pool. For older kids the games room, sports and sound-proofed disco are perfect. Plus, there are kids’ clubs (for tots through teens) and play areas. Nearby, you can visit Le Grotte de Clamouse caves, Europark fun fair and Africaine de Sigean Zoo. The nearest airport is Beziers, 20 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Sérignan Plage on the Eurocamp website.
10. Eurocamp: Le Pommier, Ardèche
Le Pommier Eurocamp is an action-packed site which boasts a waterpark with 12 waterslides, three swimming pools and a pirate-themed splash are. Nestled in the Ardèche countryside, it’s an excellent base for outdoorsy families with cave adventures, kayaking and hiking nearby. Le Pommier is just outside Villeneuve de Berg on the banks of the River Ibie. Or stay on site to enjoy the summer entertainment (including foam parties, concerts and discos), soft play, sports and mini golf. The nearest airport is Nîmes, which is about a 90 minute drive, or road trip from Calais in just under 9 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Pommier on the Eurocamp website.
11. Eurocamp: Club Farret, Languedoc
Club Farret is one of the best Eurocamp options in the South of France if you’re after a speedy airport transfer. Ideal for families looking for a lively beach holiday – it’s right on the seafront, has multiple swimming pools (including a toddler splash pool) and waterslides! It offers plenty of on-site activities – with kids’ clubs, sports and a spa. For days out, Seaquarium Le Grau du Roi is about an hour away and there are some gorgeous towns to explore nearby. The closest airport is Beziers Airport – you can be on the resort in just 10 minutes if you’re after a car-free getaway, or drive from Calais in 10 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Club Farret on the Eurocamp website.
12. Eurocamp: La Chapelle, Argelès-sur-Mer
La Chapelle is one of the best Eurocamp sites in the South of France for getting around on foot – it’s situated within a coastal town with restaurants, supermarkets and the beach. With several swimming pools, waterslides and a play pool, it’s a great all-rounder. The site offers kids’ clubs for tiny tots through to late teens, sports activities and play areas – plus Argelès Adventure, Argelès Canyoning and Luna Park are nearby. We loved our evening beach walks – my Camping La Chapelle Review has all the details. The closest airport is Perpignan Airport – 40 minutes away – or drive from Calais in 12 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Camping La Chapelle on the Eurocamp website.
13. Eurocamp: Holiday Green, French Riviera
Holiday Green, near Fréjus, is one of the best Eurocamp sites for lively family holidays in France. This 5 star resort has an incredible pool complex with both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, waterslides, a toddler play pool, a splash zone and a spa. With a kids’ club, sports courts and evening entertainment there’s always plenty to do, or take a short drive to the beach. The town of Fréjus (just a 15 minute bus ride away) offers shops and restaurants, a zoo and even an aqua park – this resort is in a brilliant location for a car-free holiday! The nearest airport is Nice, about 45 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Holiday Green on the Eurocamp website.
14. Eurocamp: Le Soleil de la Méditerranée, Roussillon
One of the best spots in the South of France for epic waterslides, Le Soleil de la Méditerranée offers a heated waterpark with flumes, a lazy river and a splash zone for younger kids. As well as the tropical family-friendly pool area, you can enjoy lots of beach fun along the nearby Mediterranean coastline. There’s plenty to do – Africaine de Sigean Zoo is an hour’s drive, Argelès Canyoning Park is nearby, and there are kids’ clubs and sports on offer at the campsite too. The nearest airport is Perpignan Airport – about 30 minutes away – or drive from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Le Soleil de la Méditerranée on the Eurocamp website.
15. Eurocamp: Atlantic Club Montalivet, Gironde
Atlantic Club Montalivet is nestled in a pine forest beside the Médoc’s long sandy beach. As well as direct beach access, you’ll find a brilliant pool complex with big waterslides, kids’ clubs for little ones through to teens, a mini-farm, safari truck ride ons and pony rides. For the adults, there’s a wellness area with a jacuzzi. Less than a 10 minute drive away you’ll find Parc de l’Aventure (with high ropes, zip lines, mini golf, archery, pedal karting, treasure hunts and more!), plus Karting Montalivet and Paintball Montalivet. The nearest airport is Bordeaux-Merignac, 90 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 9 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Atlantic Club Montalivet on the Eurocamp website.
16. Eurocamp: La Vieux Port, Landes
If your kids love waterpark holidays, this Eurocamp resort is one of the largest campsites in France. La Vieux Port Eurocamp has a vast waterpark with multiple swimming pools, including a wave pool, thrilling waterslides, a splash-zone and a surf pool! With kids’ clubs, sports, play areas and direct beach access, this lively site has loads to do. Plus, Adrenaline Parc and Atlantic Waterpark are nearby. There’s a bus stop just 500m from the site, so it’s a great option for a Eurocamp holiday without a car. The nearest airport is Biarritz, about 50 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 10.5 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out La Vieux Port on the Eurocamp website.
17. Eurocamp: Saint Avit Loisirs, Dordogne
Set amidst beautiful countryside, Saint Avit Loisirs Eurocamp features a fabulous waterpark with waterslides, a lazy river and a splash pool – check out my Saint Avit Loisirs Review for all the details. It’s a great base for exploring the Dordogne with historic villages like Sarlat, Le Bugue and the beautiful Limeuil nearby. Around 50 minutes away you’ll find Lascaux IV in Montignac caves, Roque Saint-Christophe is half an hour away and Parc Le Bournat is just a 12 minute drive. Plus, the local area offers boat rides and kayaking. The nearest airport is Bergerac, about 40 minutes away, or drive from Calais in 8.5 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Saint Avit Loisirs on the Eurocamp website.
18. Eurocamp: Marina d’Erba Rossa Village, Corsica
The island of Corsica is one of the best destinations for beach holidays in the South of France, and Marina d’Erba Rossa is a brilliant family-friendly Eurocamp resort. It ticks every box with direct beach access, a lagoon style swimming pool with sea views, a toddler pool, waterslides, a kids’ club and mini-golf. There’s also an on-site animal parc where the kids can meet the resident emus! Plus, you’ll want to explore the island – it’s full of treasures like the Gorges de la Restonica and cliff-side medieval houses. The closest airport is Bastia Poretta Airport which is about an hour and 20 minutes away. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Marina d’Erba Rossa on the Eurocamp website.
19. Eurocamp: Aluna Vacances, Ardèche
Aluna Vacances is another beautiful site in the South of France – it has one of the best indoor swimming pools (with a jacuzzi!), making it perfect for a Eurocamp getaway whatever the weather. The resort also boasts multiple outdoor pools, waterslides, a toddler pool, kids’ clubs, sports and play areas. The local area lends itself to a nature-based getaway with caves, medieval towns, pretty villages and gorges perfect for kayaking. This campsite is a great option if you’re after a slower pace. The nearest airport is Nîmes, around 1 hour 45 minutes away (you’d need to hire a car), or drive from Calais in 9.5 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Aluna Vacances on the Eurocamp website.
20. Eurocamp: Domaine de la Yole, Languedoc
Just 500m from a sandy beach, 5 star Eurocamp resort Domaine de la Yole has an expansive waterpark with heated indoor and outdoor pools, a splash pool and waterslides. With high ropes, play areas, sports activities, kids’ clubs, restaurants, entertainment and Aqualand nearby – it’s perfect for a fun holiday in the sunshine. (You can even get hot tub accommodation!) The seaside town of Valras-Plage is within walking distance, with shops and restaurants, or hop on a bus by the campsite. The nearest airport is Beziers, just 20 minutes away, so it’s perfect for a car-free holiday. Or, drive from Calais in 11 hours. For more information, and prices for your dates, click here to check out Domaine de la Yole on the Eurocamp website.
How do I travel from the UK to my Eurocamp holiday in the South of France?
For ferry and channel crossings to/from Calais: Eurocamp have access to discounted slots which are usually significantly cheaper than booking directly. The prices fluctuate slightly but a return on the ferry from Dover to Calais is typically around £100 and the ‘Le Shuttle’ Channel Crossing was around £250 the last time we used it. The prices don’t really change during peak school holiday times either which is awesome!
Other ferry routes: If you’re looking for affordable ferry options to/from a different location then the Direct Ferries website is the best place to look. It’s a comparison website so you can easily compare prices and providers, see which route options are available and view any current deals.
For Eurocamp holidays with flights: Eurocamp offer some package holiday deals through Jet2holidays which include flights and car hire (click to check out). Not all resorts and destinations are available so many families book flights separately – use the Skyscanner website to hunt out the cheapest flights. You can sort car hire easily on websites like Expedia, or book your transfers to and from the airport through Suntransfers.
Is the South of France a good place to visit with kids?
Absolutely! The South of France is a brilliant destination for family holidays – here’s why it ticks all the boxes (without blowing the budget):
🏖️ Beaches galore for free days out: From the golden sands of Cannes to the calm, shallow waters of Île de Porquerolles, the coastline is packed with family-friendly beaches. Pack a picnic (local boulangeries sell amazing sandwiches and pastries!) for a cheap day out.
🏕️ Amazing family holiday parks: There are an insane amount of fabulous Eurocamp holidays in the South of France with waterparks, gorgeous beachside locations and tons for the kids to do. It’s family holiday heaven and can get some amazing deals slightly outside of peak season.

🍦 Ice cream, crêpes and pastries… everywhere: We all know one of the best parts of any family holiday is the food – and here it’s blissfully child-friendly. You’ll find artisan ice cream stalls, bakeries and crêperies in most towns.
🚂 Trains, boats & mini adventures: Public transport in the region is reliable and inexpensive, with scenic trains linking towns like Nice, Antibes and Monaco. Ferries from the mainland to little islands like Îles de Lérins are an easy day out. Port Grimaud is a brilliant place to visit too – the ‘little Venice’ of the South of France with its canals – and you can catch a boat to St Tropez.

🏰 History without the yawn factor: The South of France has some beautiful castles. Try Carcassonne, a real-life fairytale walled city – entrance fees are reasonable and under 18s go free. If you’re exploring by car, medieval villages like Èze and Les Baux-de-Provence are also worth a wander.
☀️ Sunshine, sunshine and more sunshine: The weather is gorgeous in the South of France over the summer months, so it’s the perfect family road trip destination. Driving can be a great way to save money too, and the motorways in France are easy to navigate.
When’s the best time to visit the South of France?
The best time for families to visit the South of France is definitely over the summer months or shoulder seasons. We’ve had a few trips down South, typically in June or early September, and these months offer the sweet spot between weather and budget. If you’re sticking to school holidays, May half-term can be a great option with warm temperatures and cheaper deals than the summer. Though June – September will offer warmer seas and pools for swimming.

To give you an idea of what the temperature might be like, here are the average daily highs and lows for the French Riviera across the year. Though in the peak summer months, the South of France regularly experiences heatwaves – with temperatures in the mid to high 30s especially in July and August. Temperatures also vary by location, with areas like the Landes (on the Atlantic coast) not quite as hot as places along the Mediterranean coastline.
- January: High 11°C, Low 3°C
- February: High 11°C, Low 4°C
- March: High 13°C, Low 6°C
- April: High 15°C, Low 8°C
- May: High 19°C, Low 12°C
- June: High 22°C, Low 15°C
- July: High 26°C, Low 18°C
- August: High 26°C, Low 18°C
- September: High 23°C, Low 16°C
- October: High 19°C, Low 12°C
- November: High 14°C, Low 7°C
- December: High 12°C, Low 4°C
Let me know your recommendations
With thrilling waterslides, expansive swimming pools, kids’ activities, amazing locations and family-friendly amenities, I reckon these Eurocamp resorts are some of the best options for unforgettable holidays in the South of France. We’ve been on over 20 Eurocamp holidays now, so make sure you have a browse through my Eurocamp reviews and, if you’ve not booked before, my Ultimate Eurocamp Holiday Guide is a great place to start! 😊 Happy travels!
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