The Vaucluse is like something out of a painting and invites you on a sensory journey of which you’ll savour every moment. With your family, friends or just the two of you, this region can be discovered on land or from the water, with activities to suit everyone. Canyoning, cultural excursions or road trips through the vines... choose the perfect programme for you!
And for somewhere to stay, a Sandaya campsite is unbeatable. A fully equipped mobile home or traditional camping pitch in a gorgeous green haven, mini clubs for children, water park and entertainment for all the family – we’ve got everything covered to make your stay one to remember!
The Vaucluse is a land of a thousand adventures where all the family will find something to keep them happy. Spend the day playing Tarzan and Jane on a tree-top adventure trail, descend the River Sorgue in a canoe or journey to the centre of the earth on a caving trip: your children will have the time of their life and let’s be honest – so will you!
Your children still begging for more? Complete your programme with a walk with donkeys, an afternoon in the free children’s club and a yummy trip to the Haribo Museum, and you can be sure your children won’t forget their holiday in the Vaucluse any time soon!
Are you keen to admire sunrise or sunset with your special someone? From a lavender field, among the vines at the foot of Mont Ventoux or from a hilltop village voted one of France’s most beautiful – take your pick and share a magical moment, just the two of you in an idyllic setting.
Are you a thrill seeker? Then get ready to soar through the air in a paraglider over the splendid Provencal landscapes. Or you love old stones? Visit Gordes, Roussillon or Ménerbes in the Vaucluse, all holders of the “most beautiful villages of France” label.
Make sure you bring your camera: there are numerous spots from which to photograph the lavender fields!
The Ochres Massif in the Luberon is a must-see: this extraordinary site, with colours ranging from soft yellow to a bold reddish-brown, recalls the scenes of the Far West.
The Vaucluse is also a foodie’s paradise, full of flavours with sun-kissed fruits, olive oil, nougat, the traditional berlingot confectionery and other mouth-watering local produce.
For a more unusual activity, climb Mont Ventoux at night and admire the sunrise once you reach the summit. A unique experience for seasoned hikers!
Whether you’re on holiday in the Vaucluse, camping by a river or soaking up nature in the heart of the countryside, there are plenty of activities on offer during the summer months. There’s something for the whole family.
Set off on a day or two of hiking adventures in the surrounding area and explore Occitanie, stopping off at the Pont du Gard if you get the chance. If you’re camping in the Vaucluse near Avignon, we recommend swinging by the Palais des Papes or the famous Avignon Bridge for a spot of culture, whether you’re with your partner or out on a family adventure.
There’s no shortage of entertainment at the campsite: sports activities, swimming and water slides at the water park, free daytime entertainment, themed evenings…
Choosing a campsite as your accommodation for a holiday in the Vaucluse means not only opting for all the comforts of premium mobile homes, but also embracing a more relaxed way of life for your holiday with friends, family or as a couple.
Set amongst rivers and lush greenery, an incredible adventure awaits in the Vaucluse, in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. In the morning, pull on your walking boots and end the day with a cooling paddle by the river. When you return in the evening, relax by the campsite’s heated outdoor swimming pool before getting ready in your fully equipped cottage for dinner at the restaurant.
At Sandaya, a 4-star campsite in the Vaucluse, you can be sure to find all the facilities you need for a pleasant and relaxing stay:
You’ll have almost no reason —if any at all— to leave your luxury campsite in the Vaucluse to enjoy some entertainment or have a meal with your family, you’ll have everything you need right on-site!
If you’re going on a camping holiday in the Vaucluse, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, you’ll need some places to visit and sights to see, starting with the towns:
And if you venture even just a few kilometres away from the Vaucluse, there are a few villages well worth a visit during your getaway:
Thanks to Provence’s mild climate, you can go on holiday at any time of year. That said, families with children will no doubt prefer July and August so they can take part in all the activities the region has to offer.
Whether you’re camping as a couple or with friends in the Vaucluse, you can go in the spring – between April and June – or between September and October. Temperatures will remain just as pleasant, making it perfect for enjoying outdoor activities.
