Onlycamp Vauban

Not far from the Rhine, where the border between France and Germany runs, lies the Onlycamp Vauban campsite in Neubreisach (French: Neuf-Brisach). If you want to get away from it all in the great outdoors, this is the place to relax.

Camping like in a garden in eastern France

Surrounded by nature, holidaymakers at the Onlycamp Vauban campsite camp between colourful flower meadows, trees and bushes on shady pitches. Alternatively, there are also chalets and fortified tent accommodation, of which the "Lonna" tents on wooden frames give the feeling of a tree house. Children can play in the playground and young and old can compete in boules matches on the pétanque court. In high season, fresh bread and croissants can be ordered at reception for breakfast and small snacks such as pizzas and tarts can be purchased at the snack bar. There is also a selection of regional products in the small, on-site supermarket.

Discover French history, nature and culture

Neubreisach was built at the beginning of the 18th century by the fortress builder Prestre de Vauban, who gave the campsite its name. He built the town in the ideal form of a fortified town with a chessboard-shaped street layout protected by high fortress walls. Outside the walls, star-shaped moats were dug, in which large animal statues can be admired today. The campsite is situated in a particularly quiet location, just outside the fortress walls. There are many other places and towns in the surrounding area that holidaymakers should not miss: One of the popular excursion destinations is Colmar with its historic city centre, where colourful half-timbered houses characterise the cityscape. The fishing district here is also known as "La Petite Venise" ("Little Venice"). Mulhouse is another city with a beautiful city centre that holidaymakers should definitely visit. Anyone interested in vintage cars and railways should not miss the museums here.