Camping La Teste-de-Buch

With constant sunshine and the ocean waves crashing onto the long, fine sand beaches, there can be no doubt: you really are on holiday in south-west France! South of the Bassin d’Arcachon, just between the Gironde and the Landes de Gascogne, La Teste-de-Buch provides holidaymakers who've come to see one of the loveliest sights in France with an amazing setting: the Dune du Pilat.

And just a short cycle ride away lies the peace and comfort of our campsite, perfectly positioned between beaches and forest. Choose your favourite accommodation from our tree-planted pitches, our fully equipped mobile homes and some of our quirkier options! You'll have the opportunity to make the most of the heated swimming pools in the aquatic park, the multisports ground, playgrounds and the shores of the Sanguinet Lake. Come and acquaint yourself with upmarket camping holidays in Aquitaine!

Bring the kids along and see how quickly they take to the sea in La Teste-de-Buch!

With the family, set off to tackle the natural marvel in the shape of the Dune du Pilat as you ascend its 170 steps! And when you get to the top, your children will be dumbstruck! Between the Banc d’Arguin, the Cap Ferret lighthouse, the Île aux Oiseaux and the forest stretching away into the distance, the views are quite simply magical! You'd also want to linger there for a picnic featuring some lovely local produce! And when you climb down again, you can continue your great day on the beach of Le Moulleau. So just get in that water!

As well as enjoying a romantic walk on Europe's biggest sand dune (preferably at sunset!), make the most of your camping stay as a couple at La Teste-de-Buch by seeing all its other highlights!

Start off with a boat trip to the sublime Banc d’Arguin, a small, sandy island with crystal-clear water looking over to the Dune du Pilat. And to get the BEST holiday snap of all, head for the Cap Ferret lighthouse, home to one of the best of all views of the whole Bassin d’Arcachon. And come by bike if you can, as the ride to it is itself worth a detour!