Campsites in Lorraine: The 20 Best Campsites

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Lorraine

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Camping L'Ile aux Mille Charmes

10 units · Motorhomes, Tents4 acres · Colmar, Grand Est

Nestled between the Moselle and the Canal des Vosges, near the lock, come and discover a little corner of paradise. Our family invites you to come and spend your holidays or a weekend in our newly renovated campsite, with 98 pitches, located between Nancy and Epinal and 5 minutes walk from the town center of Charmes. Located along the blue route, linking Luxembourg to Lyon and along the Moselle, our campsite is the ideal place to rest and recharge your batteries in the Vosges. Located along the Moselle (Direct access around the campsite) and a few minutes by bike route from the Etang du Paquis, our campsite is a real treat for our fishing friends.

Foxy Camp

5 units · Tents2 acres · Troyes, Grand Est

Next to various tourist sites, come and discover the richness of our région Lorraine France! You'll be seduced by the charm and tranquility of our campsite. We will be happy to welcome you during a short break or a weekend with your partner, your family or your friends! Foxycamp is located in the heart of the wild forest Côtes de Meuse, 400m above sea level, on the edge of three ponds! Historical leisure center occupied by the German and American army, unchanged since the 50's. In FoxyCamp you can find relaxation, nature, fishing, unusual accommodation or simple caravaning. Discover also its restaurant bar-bistrot. 5 minutes from Eparges site and the Hannoville Ecomuseum, 15 minutes from Fort Troyon, Alain Fournier, Hattonchâtel, (fortified village) and winemakers and wineries 20 minutes from Madine, St Mihiel, Ligier Richier's grave and Verdun, capital of peace Little Canada in Meuse. We have unusual accommodation with yurts, trapper's cabins. Côtes de Meuse products in our bar and shop!

Seasonova Vittel

10 units · Tents3 acres · Grand Est

Within a very quiet environment, this campsite has 93 demarcated pitches on a 3.7 ha site. Enjoy your stay with a 100% Slow Life experience . You will appreciate the friendly and warm atmosphere of this campsite in the Vosges. The Vittel campsite is located just 1.5 km from the thermal baths and the town center where you can discover Lorraine's decorative arts on crystals, glass, enamels and earthenware. A pleasure for the eyes and a know-how to discover! Labelled 4 Flowers, the city of Vittel is recognised for its spa and the quality of its well-being infrastructure. The destination is ideal for “relaxation and fitness” stays. Recharge your batteries and gain vitality thanks to the thermal waters of Vittel, recognised for their benefits for the body and the mind.

Campsites in Lorraine guide

Overview

This former French region might be best known for its quiche, but there's much more to Lorraine than pastry! France's little-explored northeastern frontier is the perfect spot for campers to escape the crowds. Bordered by Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and the French Alsace, Lorraine is a cultural melting pot, bound by the rambling Vosges mountains and miles of woodlands. Lorraine's four departments―Meurthe-et-Moselle, Meuse, Moselle, and Vosges―afford campers endless options for rural getaways with four seasons of outdoor activities. Come in summer to hike, canoe, and rock climb, or rent a cosy chalet by the ski slopes through the winter months.

Where to go

Meurthe-et-Moselle

Meurthe-et-Moselle is the central heartland of Lorraine and home to the regional capital, Nancy. Once you've taken in Nancy's UNESCO-listed centre, swap city life for the villages of Vaudemont or Vezelise, or find a tranquil campground along the Moselle River. The vast Lorraine Regional Nature Park is a highlight, where you'll find some 500 kilometres of hiking and biking trails.

Meuse

If you're looking to escape the crowds, this is the place to be—the western department of Meuse is among the most sparsely inhabited in France. You'll find quiet camping spots dotted throughout the Meuse Valley and the Argonne forests, peppered with WWI battlefields and memorials. Lachaussée Regional Nature Reserve and Madine Lake, both within the Meuse section of the Lorraine Regional Nature Park, are bird-watching hotspots.

Moselle

The cathedral city of Metz is the gateway to the northeastern department of Moselle, and is strategically situated for day trips to Luxembourg and Germany. In the north, Rodemack is one of the “most beautiful villages of France,” while to the southeast, you'll find fortified chateaux and pretty stone villages hidden in the forest-clad mountains of the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park.

Vosges

Lorraine's mountainous southern department is the spot for outdoor adventurers, blanketed with forests and lakes. In the east, the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park stretches into Alsace and Franche-Comté, affording endless terrain for hiking, mountain biking, paragliding, and rock climbing. In winter, head to the ski resort of La Bresse to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing.