Glamping in France

Glamping -- a word shortened from glamourous camping – means camping in fully equipped tents or other forms of accommodation, which are permanent fixtures on a campsite.
  Providing more than just basic campsite chalets, glampites may offer a variety of unusual places to stay, including gypsy caravans, safari tents, tree-houses, Mongolian yurts, wooden cabins and other quirky accommodation. The exact offer and the variety depends on the glampsite. While there are some very small glampsites offering nothing more that a few glamping units, many traditional campsites now also offer a choice of special places to stay in, in addition to the chalets or cabins that have been available for some years.
  In theory, glamping means staying in a well furnished and well equipped unit; it is top-of-the range quality camping for those who can't or don't want to travel round with their own tent or caravan but baulk at the idea of a standard campsite chalet. Camping without the hassle, some would say.

Choose a region /  Choisir votre région
1. North west France Brittany and Normandy	3. Northeast France, Hauts-de-France and Grand-Est regions
2. Paris region, Centre, Loire Valley, Burgundy	5. The uplands of central southern France - Massif Central - Limousin, Auvergne
4. Southwest France, Poitou-Charentes, Aquitaine etc.	6. The mountains of south-eastern France The Jura and the Alps
7. Gascony, Midi Pyrénées	Glamping in the South of France, Provence, Languedoc,

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