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Campsite with a water park in Bas-Rhin

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Camping Fort Falabraque
★★★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
from 199€ / week · with paddling pool
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Camping Ferme des Tuileries
★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
with water slides
Camping Le Giessen
★★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
with paddling pool
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Our selection of campsites water park in Bas-Rhin

A verified selection, presented on equal footing, in an order that changes with every visit.

the guide

Everything about the campsites water park in Bas-Rhin

Are you a fan of relaxation, the outdoors and active holidays? Come and spend idyllic moments in the magnificent department of Bas-Rhin. This department in the Grand Est has everything to please, with its religious sites, natural parks and tourist towns. The friendly atmosphere of this place also invites you to unwind. For maximum enjoyment, book your campsite water park Bas-Rhin now.

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What to see and do in Bas-Rhin

Holidays at a campsite with water park always make a great option for a wonderful adventure. During your stay in the Bas-Rhin department, stay at one of the campsites with water park Grand Est. These establishments offer you various surprising activities to have fun. The youngest will enjoy lazy river pools, high-perched water slides, waterfalls or even climbing nets. The whole family will also have access to outdoor pools or an indoor heated pool, or wave pools, for swimming sessions at any time of day. The offering at these campsites with pool Bas-Rhin is rounded out with relaxation and wellness areas for well-deserved rest, including saunas, solariums, spas and massage rooms.

Because the smallest worry can spoil your holiday, the infrastructure of these fun areas offers you optimal safety. To top it all off, these campsites with pool Grand Est have several types of comfortable and authentic accommodation: equipped mobile homes, bungalows on stilts, wooden chalets amid nature…

Discover Bas-Rhin from your campsite with water slides

The Bas-Rhin department is full of many remarkable sites well worth the detour. During your next outing or holiday, let yourself be impressed by its unusual beauty. From your campsite with water park Bas-Rhin, some visits are a must!

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You book directly with the campsite, no middleman or hidden markup. The price shown is the price you pay.

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Selection curated by Théo, editorial lead at Aimer Camper and campsite specialist parc aquatique. His method & his guides →

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Compare campsites water park in Bas-Rhin

CampsiteRatingwith paddling poolwith heated poolwith indoor poolFromRating
Camping Fort Falabraque 5 ★ 199€/sem. 3.9/5
frequently asked questions

FAQ - Campsite with a water park in Bas-Rhin

Are Strasbourg and its cathedral accessible from campsites in the Bas-Rhin?
Strasbourg, the European capital, lies at the heart of the Bas-Rhin. Its Gothic cathedral, the Petite France district with its half-timbered houses, and the European Parliament attract millions of visitors. Most campsites in the département are less than 45 minutes from the city. Strasbourg's public transport, including the tram, makes access to the centre easy from peripheral car parks.
Do campsites in the Bas-Rhin offer pools suited to the Alsatian climate?
Alsatian summers are hot, with temperatures regularly exceeding 30°C in the Rhine plain. Campsites offer heated pools, often complemented by covered areas for stormy days. Water comfort is an important criterion for campsites in the Bas-Rhin, which invest in modern, well-maintained facilities.
Does the Alsace Wine Route cross the Bas-Rhin?
The Alsace Wine Route runs through the northern part of the Bas-Rhin, passing through enchanting wine villages such as Obernai, Barr, Mittelbergheim and Andlau. Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris tastings at wine cellars are often free and friendly. The cellars welcome families, offering artisanal grape juice for children while parents taste.
Is Mont Sainte-Odile an interesting place to visit for campers?
Mont Sainte-Odile, a major spiritual site in Alsace, offers an exceptional panorama over the Alsace plain and the Black Forest. The convent, hiking trails and the mysterious pagan wall attract walkers and the curious alike. Access is free and unrestricted. It's an ideal half-day excursion from your campsite, combining nature, history and stunning views.
Can children discover the history of Alsace in a fun way?
Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg is an interactive science centre designed for ages 3 to 15. The Volerie des Aigles bird show and the Monkey Mountain at Haut-Koenigsbourg captivate all generations. The Alsace Ecomuseum in Ungersheim recreates a traditional Alsatian village with craft workshops. These sites make learning fun and complement pool days at the campsite.
Is the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle worth visiting?
The Haut-Koenigsbourg is one of the most visited fortified castles in France. Restored in the early 20th century, it overlooks the Alsace plain from an altitude of 757 metres. The immersive visit into the medieval world fascinates children and adults alike. The armoury, keep and 360° panorama fully justify the excursion from your campsite in the Bas-Rhin.
Can you easily cross the Rhine to visit Germany from your campsite?
Several bridges and footbridges connect the Bas-Rhin to Germany. The Passerelle des Deux Rives between Strasbourg and Kehl is emblematic. Freiburg, with its canals and cathedral, is an hour away. The Black Forest offers hiking, lakes and typical villages. The Baden-Baden thermal baths are an accessible luxury. This Franco-German dimension makes camping in the Bas-Rhin particularly enriching.
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