Campsite with water park in the Vaucluse

What to see and do in Vaucluse

Whether you stay at a classic family campsite with a water park or a 4 or 5-star one, there’s no shortage of shared happy moments. As warm and friendly places, these campsites with water parks in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur have been specially designed for families and have everything needed to satisfy everyone’s wishes. You’ll surely enjoy time spent swimming in an indoor heated pool or in a bubbling pool. Your children will have a blast in the fun splash pools, in the bubble pools or on the thrilling water slides.

Suited to both play and relaxation, swimming pool campsites in Vaucluse also have sun decks and lounger areas for lying in the shade under palm trees and shade sails. Depending on the range of the swimming pool campsite in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, there may even be saunas and steam rooms, offering pure moments of relaxation.

Discover Vaucluse from a campsite with water slides

Every year, many holidaymakers head to Vaucluse to enjoy its sunshine and beautiful beaches. The department is also known for its rich natural heritage and has no shortage of places to discover. From your campsite with a water park in Vaucluse, come and see:

• The castles: castles have greatly contributed to Vaucluse’s popularity. Be sure to visit Château d’Ansouis, an ancient fortress full of charm that will surely amaze you.
• The Dentelles de Montmirail: this is Vaucluse’s most important mountain range. This vast natural site is well known among climbing enthusiasts, offering steep rock faces ideal for the sport. The Dentelles de Montmirail also boast a very rich heritage, with the surrounding towns being architectural gems.
• The Nesque gorges: treat yourself to a little thrill by following the Nesque gorges. Discover this canyon with its grand, wild landscapes, dotted with tunnels and viewpoints, offering extraordinary views.
• The most beautiful villages in France: Vaucluse also has a handful of villages listed among the most beautiful villages in France. You’ll be fascinated by Gordes and its houses clinging to the cliff.