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French people generally prefer to spend their holidays camping. Every year, millions of holidaymakers choose to spend their holidays on a campsite. France is also a country that is much appreciated by foreign campers and every year an increasing number of foreign holidaymakers choose to spend their camping holiday in France.

Is it necessary to book a pitch in advance? Certain campsite establishments do stipulate advance booking, particularly during high season (July-August) but this is not always the case. On the other hand, booking is required for mobile home, chalet or canvas bungalow rental.

Renting a mobile home has become the preferred choice for many French holidaymakers as a means of enjoying a camping holiday with extra comfort. Renting a mobile home allows you to take full advantage of the great outdoors with the added benefits of furniture and equipment for a home-from-home feel.

French campsites are making increasing efforts to offer activities designed for children. From handicraft workshops to treasure hunts and shows, campsites are now offering mini-clubs specifically for children. To ensure that your children get the most out of their holidays, why not select a campsite offering these services?

Why are some campsites distinguished as 'tourism' campsites while others are distinguished as 'leisure' campsites? Nearly 80% of campsites are classified within the Tourism category, which means that over half of the pitches are allocated for passing-through or short-stay tourism. The campsites classified in the Leisure category are those where over half of the sites are dedicated to long-stay holidays (one month and over).

Did you know that France is the country that offers the most campsites with 9052 fully equipped campsites out of a total of 11,000 campsites? With nearly a million pitches, France is also the country with the highest accommodation capacity. The countries following closely behind France include the UK, Germany, Italy and Spain and the most popular camping regions in France are the South of France, Brittany, Aquitaine, la Vendée and Normandy.

Whether for a short trip or for your summer holidays, you have decided to go camping under canvas. All you need to do now is find the right equipment. As there are a large variety of products and a wide price range to choose from, both with the specialist and general suppliers, it is crucial that you are advised correctly when choosing a tent and other essential camping accessories.

Campsites in France are rated by the star system. Each campsite benefits from one, two, three or four stars, depending on the range of facilities that it offers. The number of stars is approved by a prefectural order according to the opinion of the Commission of Departmental Tourism Action (CDAT).

What is a rural campsite? In addition to star-rated campsites, there are approximately 2,000 rural campsites that are distinguished by two categories: open-air campsites and farm campsites. A farm campsite can accommodate no more than six pitches with a maximum capacity of twenty people. The total surface area of the pitches must be at least 300 m2. Open-air campsites on the other hand can offer between seven and twenty-five pitches, each with a surface area of 400 m2.

Do you have to pay for the services and activities offered by French campsites? Access to the entertainment services (pools, shows etc.) are generally free, with just a few exceptions. On the other hand, some activities require payment: mini-golf, ATV (all-terrain vehicle) rental etc. Facilities such as the bars, ice-cream parlours, laundry etc. require payment.

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