Looking for a place to go for a weekend camping trip in the Verdon? The 4-star La Pinède campground in Gréoux-les-Bains offers the perfect starting point for exploring the Lower Verdon Gorges, Lake Sainte-Croix, and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, all while enjoying a comfortable and peaceful stay.
Open from March 20 to November 8, 2026, the campground offers fully equipped mobile homes starting at €54 per day and campsites starting at €22 per day, with stays available for as few as two nights during the off-season.
Why choose a campsite for a weekend in the Verdon
When you’re only going away for two or three days, you want to avoid the hassles: too much driving, too many schedules, and too many expenses before you’ve even had a chance to enjoy yourself. Camping lets you keep things simple: convenient accommodations, a real connection with nature, and more freedom to plan your days however you like.
The best combination of quality, freedom, and nature
For a weekend in the Verdon, camping offers many advantages: comfort, space, the chance to cook, and nature all around.
At the 4-star La Pinède campground, mobile homes start at €54 per night. You’ll have your own wooden deck, a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom, air conditioning, and the pine forest all around. For tents, vans, and RVs, campsites are available starting at €22 per day.
What you save on lodging, you can spend on your vacation: a kayaking trip on Lake Sainte-Croix, a boat ride on Lake Esparron, or a paragliding flight in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. You save on lodging so you can spend where it really counts. Ready to take the plunge? Find your affordable campground in the Verdon and pack your bags!
A convenient starting point for exploring the Verdon
You can enjoy the Verdon much more when you don’t have to spend your weekend on the road. From our campground in Gréoux-les-Bains, you’re ideally located to visit the Lower Verdon Gorges, Lake Esparron, Lake Sainte-Croix, or Moustiers-Sainte-Marie.
And between outings, you can still soak up the atmosphere: the pine trees, the shade, the Provençal light, al fresco dining, and the calm of the evening. You don’t have to wait for “the big trip” to feel like you’ve gotten away. The weekend begins the moment you unpack your bags.
The freedom to keep it simple
Head out early to the lake. Come back for lunch on the terrace. Take a nap. Go for another walk at the end of the day. Or do absolutely nothing. That’s another reason why camping works so well for a short stay: it leaves room for the unexpected. No rigid schedule, no need to book everything in advance, no vacation that has to be optimized hour by hour. Just a few days to get some fresh air, enjoy the Verdon, and get back into a simpler rhythm.
Which accommodation should I choose? for your camping weekend in the Verdon
For a weekend or a short camping trip in the Verdon, your choice of accommodation depends mainly on your travel style. Looking for a real bed, a patio, and a private bathroom? A mobile home or chalet is the easiest option. Are you coming in a van, an RV, or with your tent?A traditional campsite brings you even closer to nature. In either case, the idea is the same: enjoy the Verdon without overcomplicating your stay.
Mobile home or cabin: comfort, plain and simple
This is the perfect option if you like the idea of camping but aren’t so keen on sleeping in a tent. In a cabin or mobile home at La Pinède, you’ll have a wooden deck with patio furniture, a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom, air conditioning, and a real bed.
For couples, it’s cozy. For families, it’s convenient. With friends, when several rentals are side by side, everyone has their own space while still enjoying the trip together.
Mobile home rentals at La Pinède in the Verdon are available for stays of at least two nights during the off-season: perfect for arriving on Friday evening, enjoying Saturday on-site, and leaving on Sunday without rushing. Dishes and kitchen equipment are already provided; just bring your belongings and you’re ready to start your weekend. You can rent the following on-site: sheets, towels, and baby kits.
Bare lot: the luxury of nature
Are you coming in a van or RV, or do you dream of pitching your tent in the Verdon under the pine trees? Closer to nature, our bare campsites offer plenty of space and a 16-amp electrical hookup.
At La Pinède, the campsites are at least 80 m² in size . They are clearly marked, level, and naturally shaded by pine trees depending on the season. You have plenty of space, without feeling cramped. In the evening, when the sky is clear, you’ll experience what makes nights in Haute-Provence so charming: the calm, the cooler air, the pine trees all around… and the desire to stay outside just a little longer.
La Pinède in Gréoux-les-Bains: the perfect starting point for a weekend in the Verdon
Two nights go by in a flash. A good campground is one that saves you time. At La Pinède, you’re close enough to the lakes, gorges, and villages of the Verdon to start enjoying your weekend as soon as you arrive.
Less driving, more Verdon
From our campground in Gréoux-les-Bains, you can quickly reach the places that really make your stay special: the Lower Verdon Gorges, Lake Esparron, and the Valensole Plateau (15 km away), Lake Sainte-Croix (30 km away), and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie ( 35 km away ). You can head out early to the lake, come back to the campground for lunch, and then head out again at the end of the day without spending your entire weekend in the car.
The Galetas Bridge, which marks the entrance to the Verdon Gorge, is less than an hour from the campground. To take in all the sights in a single day, the best option is to drive around the Grand Canyon, setting out in the morning.
What to bring when you’re only staying for two nights
At our 4-star campground in the Verdon, you don’t have to plan everything in advance: with a restaurant, grocery store, bread and pastry shop, and end-of-stay cleaning service, you can save time over the weekend.
It’s handy on Friday nights, when you come home tired. It’s a lifesaver on Saturdays, when you want to pack a picnic. And it’s perfect on Sundays, when you want to stretch out the weekend a little before heading back.
The scenery of the Verdon, even without a plan
The campground is nestled in a pine forest, a peaceful spot with tree shade and a Provençal atmosphere from the moment you wake up. For a weekend getaway, that’s what matters: you don’t have to wait for a big outing to unwind. We unpack our bags, eat outside, and slow down. The Verdon starts right here.
Book your weekend camping in the Verdon
Last-minute camping trips to the Verdon Valley are possible outside of peak season. However, reservations for mobile homes during weekends and long weekends in May fill up quickly. For July and August, it’s best to plan ahead.
The advantages of the campsite
- 4-star campground with the “Qualité Tourisme” certification
- Open on weekends in the spring, summer, and fall
- Short stays of 2 nights or more during the off-season
- Pets allowed, except for Category 1 and 2 animals
- Book online 24 hours a day or by phone at 04 92 78 05 47.
FAQ – Camping Weekend in the Verdon
Yes. La Pinède is open from March 20 to November 8, 2026. Weekends in April, May, September, and October are particularly pleasant if you’re looking for a quieter atmosphere, lower rates, and a more natural setting.
Yes, during the off-season. Rentals are available for stays of at least two nights, which is ideal for arrivals on Friday and departures on Sunday. In July and August, accommodations must be booked on a weekly basis. For campsites, a minimum one-night stay is available throughout the season.
Yes, by car. The Lower Verdon Gorges and Lake Esparron are about 15 km away. Lake Sainte-Croix and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, at the entrance to the Verdon Gorges, are a 40-minute drive away, making for a great day trip.
