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Camping holidays in the South of France
 What's the definition of Southern France? The South of France is made up of the Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence and the Cote d'Azur. This is essentially from the French/Spanish border near Perpignan, round the Med coast to take in St Tropez, Cannes and Nice, to near enough the French border with Monaco.
There are towns and villages in the south of France which boast superb campsites; places like Frejus and St Raphael which were once dusty little villages when yours truly first went there in the mid 1960's, but which are now very much grown up towns virtually joined at the hip.
In fact the above is pretty much true of all the French Riviera and what were also small towns like Antibes and Juan les Pins are now intertwined as well.
To search our campsites in the South of France, use the booking engine at the top of this page. Search Cote d'Azur or Riviera for sites in or near Fréjus & St Raphael. You can also search for campsites in Provence, Languedoc and Roussillon.
The drive to the South of France can be quite long so we do suggest that you break it up with either an overnight stop in a hotel or in a campsite further North for a few days to get even more out of your holiday.
Once you have selected your campsite, you have the option to add a ferry to your chosen accommodation. Should you wish to book your ferry separately, please visit our ferries to france page.
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