Camping La Grand'Terre

The campsite impresses with its picturesque location in the French national park. Holidaymakers at Camping La Grand'Terre enjoy the view of the rock formations and the numerous swimming opportunities directly on site.

Family campsite with a wide range of sports activities

Camping La Grand'Terre is located directly on the north bank of the Ardèche, which flows particularly calmly here. The sand and gravel bays are ideal for sunbathing and relaxing, while adults and children can also swim in the clear waters of the river in the summer months. An alternative is the huge open-air pool directly on the campsite, which is surrounded by a number of sun loungers. Active holidaymakers can set off from the campsite on hikes through the impressive Ardèche Gorge. Camping La Grand'Terre also rents out bikes and e-bikes for exciting excursions through the largely unspoilt nature in the surrounding area.

Relaxed atmosphere and high-quality facilities on the site

The campsite is located in the south-east of France in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes department and is just over 3 kilometres from the medieval town of Ruoms. All pitches on the site have their own spacious plots. Travellers can also find fully equipped and high-quality mobile homes for rent here. The upmarket Camping La Grand'Terre has its own well-stocked supermarket, snack bar and restaurant. With the bread roll service, holidaymakers can have breakfast delivered directly to their pitch or mobile home. Some of the adapted sanitary facilities are accessible for wheelchair users and other guests with limited mobility. Of course, there are plenty of facilities for washing clothes and Wi-Fi is available to travellers free of charge. Camping La Grand'Terre is extremely family-friendly and offers a paddling pool, a children's playground and various entertainment programmes to keep the little ones entertained. In addition to bike hire, the campsite has its own tennis court and boat hire. With the canoes and kayaks available there, excursions on the Ardèche are recommended, where you can discover the impressive landscape on your own. If you want to go on excursions in the surrounding area, you can reach Montréal Castle in the north by car or on an extended hike. The nature reserve Le Cirque de Gens is a paradise for hikers. Day trips through the nearby Gorges de la Beaume are also recommended.