Campsite with water park in the Var

What to see and do in Var

Relaxing in the sun, getting away into nature, proximity to lakes and beaches: there are strong arguments to describe the benefits of a campsite. This type of holiday is simply a luxury you shouldn’t deny yourself for a successful stay in the Var. All the more so since, in recent times, campsites with water parks have been offering more and more services to satisfy every wish, such as the addition of an aquatic area. If you’re planning a holiday in the Var, you’ll find campsites with water parks in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur suited to the whole family. You’ll enjoy a stay in the sun on a sun deck or on loungers. Your children will splash about peacefully in a heated pool, or they can let off steam on the water slides, whirlpools and lazy rivers with counter-current.

A stay at a swimming pool campsite in the Var can also be thoroughly relaxing, thanks in particular to bubbling baths and specially designed bubble lagoons. At high-end 4 or 5-star swimming pool campsites in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, there may even be spa areas and massage rooms, for well-deserved moments of wellbeing.

Discover the Tarn from your campsite with water slides

There are many opportunities for visits, walks, discoveries and activities in the Var. From charming towns to unspoilt natural areas, you’ll have no shortage of itineraries to follow. Make the most of your campsite with a water park in the Var to go and discover:

• The troglodyte villages: these are dwellings built into the rock face, some of which are even located inside the rock itself. You’ll find them in Cotignac and Villecroze.
• The islands: considered the birthplace of diving in France, the Var has several islands where you can get away and go for a dive. Port-Cros and Porquerolles are among the most popular destinations for seaside pleasures.
• The remarkable parks and gardens: treat yourself to a breath of fresh air in the remarkable parks and gardens of the Var. For this, there are renowned sites, including the gardens of the Commanderie de Peyrassol, also vineyard land, the L’Hardy-Denonain Remarkable Botanical Garden and the Domaine du Rayol.
• The lively towns: the Var is a department bursting with life. Discover its human-sized towns such as Sanary, Marseille or Saint Tropez, where pedestrian streets are packed with people by day, while cafés and terraces fill up at night.