September, Indian summer with a taste of freedom
When the crowds of July and August calm down, the beaches return to silence, the roads empty and nature takes a breather. Travelling in September means treating yourself to the luxury of time: walking on the sand without jostling, strolling through local markets without endless queues, breathing in the milder, more peaceful air.
Even the campsites are transformed: fewer people, more space, a friendly atmosphere. It's a different way to enjoy your holiday, focused on relaxation, discovery and simplicity.
Camping in September: a smart and economical choice
In addition to the atmosphere, September is also a boon for your wallet. Many campsites offer attractive off-season rates, with sometimes spectacular discounts compared to the high season. Comfortable mobile homes, bungalows, equipped tents or nature pitches become more affordable, offering latecomers the opportunity to treat themselves to a holiday that seemed out of reach in the height of summer.
In short, travelling after the start of the school year is a smart way to travel: enjoy the same destination, but with a smaller budget.
The weather is still generous
Contrary to popular belief, September remains a sunny month. In many regions of France, the sun still shines generously, warming the Atlantic and Mediterranean beaches and inland lakes. The days are pleasant, neither too hot nor too cool, ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, cultural visits or relaxing by the water.
A camping holiday... with a difference
Finally, travelling in September is also an opportunity to experience camping in a different way. It's the perfect time to try out unusual accommodation (tree houses, gypsy caravans, lodge tents), to escape to a little-known region or to enjoy long weekends before autumn.
✨ In short: going camping in September means enjoying attractive prices, a more peaceful atmosphere, summer weather and the freedom to travel differently. The start of the new school year does not mean the end of the holidays... but the perfect opportunity to extend the summer.