Campsite Haute-Marne: 2 verified campsites with a water park

Haute-Marne is a must-visit destination for nature lovers. This department in the Grand Est of France is full of numerous bodies of water and attracts thousands of holidaymakers every year. It offers a multitude of places of interest providing the whole family with activities that are as fun as they are relaxing. To fully enjoy all these attractions, do not hesitate to book at a campsite with water park Haute-Marne.

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What to see and do in Haute-Marne

Holidays at a campsite with water park are increasingly popular for their convenience and their natural side. This type of holiday is also highly appreciated for its offers suited to the whole family. To vary the pleasures, a large number of campsites include water parks among the activities they offer. If you have chosen Haute-Marne as your destination, be aware that there is a wide choice when it comes to campsites with water park Grand Est. These outdoor establishments provide you with water parks equipped with various fun facilities such as mini water slides for children, bubble lagoons, gently sloping pools…

If you are looking for thrills, you also have the option of turning to 4 or 5-star campsites equipped with a lazy river for surfing. With these campsites with pool Haute-Marne, you will enjoy high-end facilities such as a heated pool or a wellness area and massage services.

Discover Haute-Marne from your campsite with water slides

Rich in history and a true gastronomic gem, Haute-Marne has many tourist attractions. There is no shortage of places to visit during your stay. From your campsite with water park Haute-Marne, come and discover:

The Grand-Jardin castle in Joinville: for a magnificent walk through its sumptuous gardens and to admire the wonderful architecture both outside and inside this building.
The fortifications of Langres: you will be fascinated by the history and beauty of the town of Langres with its 3 km of ramparts, its 12 towers (including the Petit-Sault tower and the Navarre tower) as well as its 7 gates.
The Chaumont viaduct: this is a railway bridge of remarkable size overlooking the Suize valley. This engineering work should not be missed during a stopover in Haute-Marne.

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Compare campsites water park in Haute-Marne

Campsite	Rating	with heated pool	with water slides	with paddling pool	From	Rating
Camping de la Liez	5 ★	✓	✓	—	—	4.0/5
Camping en Champagne	5 ★	✓	✓	✓	—	3.5/5

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FAQ - Campsite with a water park in Haute-Marne

What does the Haute-Marne have in store for campers seeking peace and quiet?

The Haute-Marne is one of the least populated départements in France, offering untouched nature and absolute calm. Campsites with pools are set in rolling landscapes between forests and meadows. The Lac du Der, shared with the Marne, offers a vast body of water for water-based leisure. It is the ideal destination for complete disconnection.

What notable sites can be discovered in the Haute-Marne?

Langres, a fortified town perched on a rocky spur, offers a stunning panorama and exceptional ramparts walks. The Charles de Gaulle memorial in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises is a national site of remembrance. The Grand Jardin castle in Joinville and the Dommartin forges complete a surprisingly rich heritage for such a discreet region.

Is the Haute-Marne suited to a holiday in the heart of nature?

The Forêts National Park, created in 2019 between the Haute-Marne and Côte-d'Or, is France's eleventh national park. Its deciduous forests are home to varied wildlife: deer, roe deer, wildcats. Marked trails are suited to hiking and mountain biking. The starry nights are remarkably pure thanks to the absence of light pollution.

Is the Lac du Der accessible from campsites in the Haute-Marne?

The Lac du Der-Chantecoq extends across the Haute-Marne and the Marne. Its 4,800 hectares make it the largest artificial lake in mainland France. Supervised swimming, sailing, fishing and birdwatching are among the activities on offer. Campsites on its Haute-Marne shores offer direct access to this exceptional body of water, complemented by their own pools.

Is Langres cheese part of the gastronomic discoveries of the stay?

Langres AOC cheese, recognisable by its concave shape into which marc de Bourgogne is traditionally poured, is a source of local pride. The cheese dairies of the Langres plateau welcome visitors. The Haute-Marne also produces excellent forest honey and artisanal cured meats. Local markets allow you to fill your campsite table with authentic produce.

How do you get to the Haute-Marne for a camping stay?

The Haute-Marne is crossed by the A5 and A31 motorways, placing it around 3 hours from Paris and 2 hours from Dijon or Nancy. The département lies at the crossroads of Burgundy, Champagne and Lorraine. Its position makes it easy to explore these neighbouring regions. The journey from Paris is pleasant and quick, opening onto increasingly green landscapes as you approach.