The most beautiful campsites in Burgundy

There are 106 campsites in Burgundy. You will be able to choose from a very wide range of campsites. From the simplest to the most upscale camping, Burgundy offers a wide variety of campsites with simple tent and caravan pitches or with mobile homes. You can choose to go to the property of a castle, to the edge of a pond or in the middle of nature. Some campsites are even located on the edge of large vineyards such as camping La Grappe d'Or in Meursault.

At the level of prices, count on average 400€ for a campsite in Burgundy (for one week in mobile home rental). As an indication, the average price is 900€ during the high season.

Opt for a campsite in Burgundy: the holiday destination for fine gourmets, lovers of wild nature as well as art and history lovers. The campsites are spread over its four departments and largely irrigate the main tourist attractions from the Morvan Regional Natural Park via the banks of the Seine and Loire, the wine roads and Romanesque churches, not to mention the region's flagship towns of Dijon, Auxerre, Nevers and Châlon-sur-Saône.

North of Burgundy: Yonne

There are 16 campsites in Yonne with an average rate of 1000€ per week in July and August. Take advantage of your stay to visit Auxerre, a city of art and history renowned for its Abbey St Germain, its Cathedral St Etienne and its churches.

In Villeneuve-sur-Yonne you will find the 2-star camping Le Saucil 50m from a river and 500m from the city centre. An ideal campsite to enjoy the banks of the Yonne and visit the Cistercian Abbey of Pontigny. In Cravant, also near Auxerre, you will find Camping Village de Chalet de Cravant ideally located on the edge of the Morvan Regional Park and its large lakes. You will enjoy the swimming pool and barbecue evenings and will be in pole position to discover La Puisaye and its green countryside by mini-train.

East of Burgundy: La Côte d'Or

For your stay in Burgundy, we advise you to opt for a campsite in Côte d'Or.Dijon, capital of Burgundy, former capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, is a delight for the curious onlooker of Art and heritage with its pedestrian streets, its inner courtyards and its many 17th century bell towers, not to mention its splendid Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy and its Moses' Well.

On site, you will find the 3-star Lac Kir campsite on the banks of the Burgundy Canal and near Lake Kir, with swimming pool and restaurant...

Other unmissable town on the Côte d'Or: Beaune, the capital of the Burgundy Vineyard from which the Grands Crus roads start, is no less famous for its Hospices, a gothic architectural jewel. Near Beaune, in Meursault, you will find the 3-star La Grappe d'Or campsite with a swimming pool and direct access to the walking paths, the Morvan Regional Park and the famous vineyards of Meursault.

In the department, you will not fail to visit the Abbey of Fontenay and the Museum of the Châtillonnais region where the Treasure of Vix, the largest Greek bronze vase ever discovered to date, is located. Finally, the very beautiful and brand new MuséoParc Alésia will tell you all about the siege that opposed Vercingetorix in the year 52 César.

La Nièvre

Nevers is famous for its earthenware, its Ducal Palace, and also for its Magny Cours circuit where amateurs can learn how to drive a Formula 1 or a kart. Overlooking the Loire, the city offers beautiful walks on the Veloroute along the river, which can also be enjoyed by canoe or boat. A few kilometres away, the Bec d'Allier, meeting the Allier and the Loire, is one of the most beautiful natural sites in Europe.

We have selected for you, 2 campsites in La Nièvre. you will find in Crux-la-Ville the 3-star Etang du Merle campsite by the pond with swimming pool, snack bar and access to the 500km of mountain bike tours that cover the region. The city of Saint-Honoré-Les-Bains is a charming family spa. You will find on site the campsite Les Bains 3 stars with a large swimming pool, adult entertainment and a warm welcome.

Campsites in southern Burgundy: Saône-et-Loire.

You can discover Mâcon, the Massif du Morvan and its famous Roche de Solutré.Many thematic routes allow you to discover this territory rich in history and endowed with an exceptional natural heritage: take the route of Romanesque churches, archaeological sites and caves (such as the Neolithic Camp of Chassy-le-Camp) or the 189 castles in the department, including the magical Château de Couches called Marguerite de Bourgogne, not to mention the Route des Vins du Mâconnais-Beaujolais. On the way, you will not miss visiting Cluny and its Abbey, an essential stopover on another famous road: that of St-Jacques de Compostelle. And in July, Châlon-sur-Saône celebrates street arts during the Châlon dans la rue festival, a reference in the field!

See the 3-star Tournus campsite 19km from the Grotte d'Azé, a stone's throw from the town centre of the pretty little town of Tournus, famous for its Romanesque abbey church and excellent restaurants. 3-star Pont de Bourgogne campsite in Saint-Marcel is located on the banks of the Saône just a few minutes walk from the town centre of Chalon sur Saône. It has a swimming pool and you are ideally located to discover South Burgundy.