Camping in Grimaud

Cultural monuments steeped in history bring the past back to life when camping in Grimaud. Visitors can enjoy the nearby sea in the Mediterranean climate and discover the diversity of the hinterland. Art lovers and active holidaymakers alike can look forward to exciting activities, for which they will find ideal starting points at the campsites in Grimaud.

Special features of camping in Grimaud

A camping holiday in Grimaud takes you into the heart of Provençal nature. Here, hundred-year-old pine trees stand close to the sea. The high-quality campsites boast a unique location on the Mediterranean. Visitors to the campsites in Grimaud experience unforgettable moments while swimming as a couple or with the children. As a spa town, Grimaud ensures a relaxing holiday.

The imposing ruins of Grimaud Castle and the Romanesque parish church of Saint-Michel from the end of the 12th century are also worth a visit. The Museum of Folk Art is also one of the regional attractions and can be visited in the buildings of a former oil mill and an old cork factory. Art galleries exhibit works by contemporary French artists.

Best time to visit

The climate in the Saint-Tropez region is warm and temperate. Winter naturally brings more rainfall than summer. The months of July and August have maximum temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius. The months of April and May spoil you with pleasant weather and invite you to stroll around in the mild evenings.

Between June and September, the weather is perfect for swimming. These months are therefore the best time for beach holidays. In spring, temperatures of up to 25 degrees Celsius are ideal for sightseeing tours in the surrounding area when camping in Grimaud.