Camping in Aisne

A varied cultural landscape entices holidaymakers to camp in Aisne. The department in the north of France on the border with Belgium is characterised by historic buildings, forests and rocky hills. If you don't want to miss out on the luxury of camping here, you can opt for the five-star campsite with covered pool area and sports field. Children also benefit from a playground and numerous entertainment programmes.

Special features of camping in Aisne

The campsites in Aisne offer variety and are surrounded by rocks, marshes and castles. Over 300 paths invite holidaymakers to go hiking, horse riding, mountain biking or cycling. Nature lovers can go birdwatching in the Aisne marshes. Culture fans can visit a mighty medieval castle in Coucy or the dungeons of Septmont, a former bishop's residence. A tour along the Route de Champagne takes guests through picturesque villages where the eponymous fine wine is produced. At the Varocien Wine Museum, visitors can learn more about the history of the winemaking trade. They can also stop off at a number of producers and sample sparkling wines. Travellers interested in history can also visit the sites of the First World War with monuments and sculptures.

Best time to visit

Camping in Aisne is characterised by a moderate climate. In summer it is pleasantly warm with temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius. Although it can rain from time to time, excursions are still possible. Hikes, bike tours or horse riding with the whole family offer a change of scenery, while cultural excursions to castles and historical monuments make sense in spring and autumn. Bird watching is particularly exciting during the breeding season. Visiting winegrowers is particularly worthwhile during the harvest season. Although the winter is too cold for camping, you can spend a great camping holiday in Aisne from April to October.