Can you get to Eurocamp sites without a car?
Yes! There are plenty of Eurocamp sites that you can get to without a car. A lot of the sites, like the ones in this article, are close enough to airports so there's no need to drive from the UK or hire a car while you're there. Check out Eurocamp's handy guide to car-free sites.
Which is the easiest Eurocamp to get to in France?
The easiest Eurocamp to get to in France is La Serignan Plage, which is just a 20-minute taxi ride from Béziers airport. This family-friendly park has direct access to the local beach and is located in the pretty, historic town of Béziers. On site you’ll find a brilliant pool complex, loads of activities for all ages to enjoy, and a great range of facilities including restaurants, bars, and a supermarket.
What’s included in the price of a Eurocamp stay?
When you book a Eurocamp stay, the price includes your accommodation, access to kids' clubs, and use of on-site facilities like swimming pools, a variety of activities, and entertainment. Meals aren’t part of the package, so you'll either need to prepare your own food at your caravan/tent or head to one of the on-site restaurants. Duvets and pillows are usually provided, but you'll need to bring your own bed linens and towels with you, or you can arrange to have them provided by booking in advance.
How we chose our recommendations
Because we know that there's nothing like a real recommendation from a fellow parent, we first headed to the Mumsnet holiday forum to find out which Eurocamp sites were being recommended there.
We then did some research looking at which Eurocamp sites had won accolades and what customer reviews said about them. We looked at on-site amenities, accommodation options, and how close they are to local airports. Having collated all that information, we then narrowed our list down to the best Eurocamp sites that are near an airport.
About the author
Madeline Littlejohns is a freelance writer and blogger who writes about family life, psychology, and photography on her blog This glorious life.
She is a mum of two who lives in Swansea and loves walking to the beach with her children, eating cinnamon rolls, and having fun with her camera. And her dream holiday is one where she can spend time outdoors and near the water with her family.
About the editor
Jenny Wonnacott is a mum of three school-aged children and a content editor for Mumsnet, where she covers a wide range of parenting topics. She combines her professional experience with real-world parenting know-how to guide families on everything from the best baby monitor to safe sleeping advice to the board games guaranteed to get preteens off screens.
Travel has always been a big part of Jenny’s life, from childhood holidays right through to travelling with her own family today. She’s experienced just about every kind of family holiday – including camping, holiday parks, long-haul adventures, skiing, city breaks and all-inclusive stays. From Club Med to camping in the Cotswolds, Jenny has years of experience discerning which facilities, amenities, activities and thoughtful little extras makes the difference between a good holiday and the best holiday ever.