CAMPING GUIDE 2023


The breathtaking Château de Chambord in Centre-Val de Loire


The Loire à Vélo bike route is great for campers: wherever your campsite is, you can be guaranteed a sumptuous château not far away – just hop on your bicycle and travel along fl at, attractive trails. On the region’s western edge is the fantastic city of Nantes, with its Château des ducs de Bretagne, botanical gardens and a certain giant mechanical elephant… If you prefer pretty villages, don’t miss Meung-sur-Loire, Beaugency, Montsoreau, Montrésor, Candes-Saint- Martin and many more eye-pleasers besides. Sightseeing aside, you’ll also be spoilt for choice when it comes to campsites: family-friendly resorts with clubs for the little ones, glamping sites with yurts and tree houses, riverside spots – whatever your family enjoys most, Centre-Val de Loire has you covered. There are also plenty of amusement


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parks, zoos and farms to visit and treetop adventure trails for families to enjoy. As for foodies, this is the ‘Garden of France’, steeped in culinary tradition and superb produce. Meanwhile, great Loire Valley wines to indulge in include Touraine, Anjou and Muscadet – many domaines welcome visitors for wine tasting in their caves. Santé! Further information Centre-Val de Loire tourist board www.loirevalley-france.co.uk


GRAND EST


Go East, we say! From Champagne country to


Meuse, Alsace to Ardennes, this sizeable eastern region is home to fi zzy, Germanic infl uence and gorgeous villages galore.


The sprawling Grand Est region in northeast France (with its surface area


CAMPING MUNICIPAL*** LE VALLON DE L’EHN 1, rue de Berlin - F - 67210 Obernai - Tél. +33 (0)3 88 95 38 48 camping@obernai.fr - www.camping-obernai.fr facebook.com/camping.obernai January until 16th


Closed from 8th March 2023


LE VALLON DE L’EHN***


OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL 5 min walk - Open from June to August


Chalets - 4/6 persons


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