The best big rig friendly campsites near Reims

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It’s all about the bubbly in Reims, the unofficial capital of France’s Champagne region. Champagne houses, tasting cellars, and UNESCO-listed monuments (most notably the grand Cathedral) are everywhere you turn in this history city, so there’s plenty to discover on a walking tour. You won’t want to spend too long in the city, though. Instead, pitch your tent amid the vineyards, park your motorhome at an aire (motorhome park), or snag a campervan or caravan site at a rural campground, then set out on an epic tasting tour along the Champagne Route.

100% (4) 13 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Reims

Pop-Inn Parking

1. Pop-Inn Parking

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(4)
15km from Reims · 2 units
RV pad with WATER and ELECTRIC available: Size: 12’x 45’ pad Water-connects to house faucet. Electric-50 amp, lower amps requires adapter NO DUMP ACCESS NO WIFI This RV pad is in a blocked off backyard that is adjacent an alleyway. The only entrance is through the alleyway, and RV resident parking available by pad in an enclosed area. Please message with any questions! 5 mile away from Chase Field/Downtown Phoenix 3 miles away from South Mountain Park
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$20
 / night
Heaven on Earth

2. Heaven on Earth

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(2)
60km from Reims · 5 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Heaven on Earth is against a stunning desert backdrop, the campsites are surrounded by expansive acreage that present breathtaking views of majestic mountains that define the horizon. The rustic landscape is adorned with iconic saguaros that hold secrets of the past century. This property offers plenty of open space, perfectly suited for hikers and equestrian lovers and your horse is also welcome. A gentle breeze carries the delightful fragrance of blooming desert wildflowers, creating a tranquil sanctuary for both horses and riders. Winding trails traverse the surrounding terrain, inviting exploration and adventure amid the captivating natural beauty of the desert, where evenings culminate in spectacular sunsets and serene stargazing under a canopy of stars.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from 
$54
 / night
Leaf Verde

3. Leaf Verde

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74km from Reims · 376 units
Leaf Verde stands out as a premier RV resort in Arizona, thanks to its stunning location in Buckeye—just outside of Phoenix—surrounded by breathtaking desert landscapes. This resort offers a diverse selection of RV sites, ensuring that every guest finds the perfect spot for their rig. Guests can enjoy a premium selection of amenities designed for comfort and entertainment. Social gatherings take place at the Recreation Hall, affectionately known as “The Barn,” while the “Leaf Lounge” in the Club Room invites you to enjoy billiards or card games. For those looking for a bit of friendly competition, there are opportunities to play pickleball, gopher golf, shuffleboard, or horseshoes. You can also participate in water aerobics, volleyball, or simply relax in the heated swimming pool. Stay active at the fitness center, or let your furry friends roam free in the off-leash dog run. Explore the nearby regional parks, unique local shops, and delightful restaurants. Golf enthusiasts can also tee off at one of the area’s championship courses. With the vibrant attractions of Phoenix less than an hour away and the majestic Grand Canyon ideal for day trips or weekend getaways, Leaf Verde offers an exceptional experience. Discover world-class hospitality and see why Leaf Verde is the ultimate destination for your Arizona RV adventure!
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$54
 / night

It’s all about the bubbly in Reims, the unofficial capital of France’s Champagne region. Champagne houses, tasting cellars, and UNESCO-listed monuments (most notably the grand Cathedral) are everywhere you turn in this history city, so there’s plenty to discover on a walking tour. You won’t want to spend too long in the city, though. Instead, pitch your tent amid the vineyards, park your motorhome at an aire (motorhome park), or snag a campervan or caravan site at a rural campground, then set out on an epic tasting tour along the Champagne Route.

100% (4) 13 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Reims

Pop-Inn Parking

1. Pop-Inn Parking

100%
(4)
15km from Reims · 2 units
RV pad with WATER and ELECTRIC available: Size: 12’x 45’ pad Water-connects to house faucet. Electric-50 amp, lower amps requires adapter NO DUMP ACCESS NO WIFI This RV pad is in a blocked off backyard that is adjacent an alleyway. The only entrance is through the alleyway, and RV resident parking available by pad in an enclosed area. Please message with any questions! 5 mile away from Chase Field/Downtown Phoenix 3 miles away from South Mountain Park
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$20
 / night
Heaven on Earth

2. Heaven on Earth

100%
(2)
60km from Reims · 5 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping
Heaven on Earth is against a stunning desert backdrop, the campsites are surrounded by expansive acreage that present breathtaking views of majestic mountains that define the horizon. The rustic landscape is adorned with iconic saguaros that hold secrets of the past century. This property offers plenty of open space, perfectly suited for hikers and equestrian lovers and your horse is also welcome. A gentle breeze carries the delightful fragrance of blooming desert wildflowers, creating a tranquil sanctuary for both horses and riders. Winding trails traverse the surrounding terrain, inviting exploration and adventure amid the captivating natural beauty of the desert, where evenings culminate in spectacular sunsets and serene stargazing under a canopy of stars.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from 
$54
 / night
Leaf Verde

3. Leaf Verde

100%
(1)
74km from Reims · 376 units
Leaf Verde stands out as a premier RV resort in Arizona, thanks to its stunning location in Buckeye—just outside of Phoenix—surrounded by breathtaking desert landscapes. This resort offers a diverse selection of RV sites, ensuring that every guest finds the perfect spot for their rig. Guests can enjoy a premium selection of amenities designed for comfort and entertainment. Social gatherings take place at the Recreation Hall, affectionately known as “The Barn,” while the “Leaf Lounge” in the Club Room invites you to enjoy billiards or card games. For those looking for a bit of friendly competition, there are opportunities to play pickleball, gopher golf, shuffleboard, or horseshoes. You can also participate in water aerobics, volleyball, or simply relax in the heated swimming pool. Stay active at the fitness center, or let your furry friends roam free in the off-leash dog run. Explore the nearby regional parks, unique local shops, and delightful restaurants. Golf enthusiasts can also tee off at one of the area’s championship courses. With the vibrant attractions of Phoenix less than an hour away and the majestic Grand Canyon ideal for day trips or weekend getaways, Leaf Verde offers an exceptional experience. Discover world-class hospitality and see why Leaf Verde is the ultimate destination for your Arizona RV adventure!
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$54
 / night

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Reims camping guide

Where to go

Marne Valley

South of Reims, the vine-clad slopes of the Montagne de Reims Regional Natural Park provide a verdant backdrop for hiking and biking. From here, the Marne River winds its way west through the Marne Valley, leading the way to family-run vineyards, fairy-tale châteaux, and the Champagne villages of Hautvillers,  Châtillon-sur-Marne, and Château-Thierry.

Champagne Tourist Route

The official Champagne Tourist Route comprises six different marked trails totaling more than 370 miles and linking the region’s principal wine-growing regions, Champagne cellars, and vineyards. Stop off in Epernay to stroll down the Avenue de Champagne, sip Chardonnay in the Côte des Blancs, then cycle through the green vales of the Côte de Bar.

Ardennes Regional Natural Park

Just an hour’s drive north of Reims, the wooded hills and untamed countryside of the Ardennes Regional Natural Park are peppered with WWI and WWII battlefields, sleepy rural villages, and rocky cliffs. Mountain bike enthusiasts will be in their element here, but you can also hike the hilltops, explore natural caves, and camp out in the wilderness.

When to go

Summer, especially July-Aug, brings huge crowds to Reims, and it’s worth timing your visit for the quieter (and cheaper) months of spring or fall instead. Speaking of fall, this is harvest time at the region’s many Champagne vineyards and the ideal time for tasting. The main camping season runs from April through October, but don’t be put off by a winter visit—Reims Christmas markets are rightly popular, and seasonal snowfall renders the city even more magical.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field
Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field