Camping Municipal La Grigne

Camping La Grigne is located near the Landes de Gascogne regional nature park. The campsite in a natural, hilly dune area in the middle of a dense pine forest provides a peaceful break away from the stress of everyday life. The family atmosphere on the spacious site attracts families with children. Dog owners also benefit from the opportunity to take their pets on holiday with them.

3-star campsite with bathing facilities by the sea

Camping La Grigne is located directly on the Atlantic Ocean in the west of France. With over 600 pitches, the 45-hectare site offers plenty of space for holidaymakers who enjoy a relaxing break by the sea. The clean beach is very close to the campsite. You can empty the waste water tank and use the on-site toilets. The excellent facilities also include a dishwashing sink and a washbasin for doing laundry. Holiday guests can also use the washing machine and tumble dryer if required. Parents can relax in the peaceful atmosphere while the children run around with other children in the large grounds and playground. The campsite is known for its great entertainment programme, where children quickly make new friends. Sports enthusiasts can let off steam on the tennis court or during a beach volleyball match. The unique natural scenery of the national park with its diverse flora and fauna can be admired on a bike tour. A shop allows holidaymakers to buy their own groceries. And a small snack bar serves tasty snacks. Guests can end their evening in a cosy atmosphere with a crackling campfire, home-grilled food and a nice chat. Holidaymakers can attach their hammock to the tall trees and enjoy a relaxing break.

Experience the unique "Dune du Pilat" near Le Porge

Le Porge is just a few kilometres from the famous "Dune du Pilat". It is the largest shifting sand dune in Europe and is one of the most famous natural monuments in France, attracting many holidaymakers. From the top, visitors can enjoy a wonderful view of the Arcachon basin, the Lège-Cap-Ferret peninsula and the dense pine forests of the surrounding national park. Culture lovers should not miss the charming city of Bordeaux. The special thing about the city is that it has been able to preserve its former cityscape to this day. Visitors will find historic buildings on every corner, transporting them back to earlier eras. The Romanesque-style Saint-André Cathedral is one of the largest religious buildings in France and is definitely worth a visit.