Located in the heart of the Verdon Regional Nature Park, La Pinède Campground welcomes you to Gréoux-les-Bains, at the gateway to the Gorges du Verdon. Whether you’re here to tackle the Route des Crêtes in La Palud-sur-Verdon, get lost in the lavender fields of the Valensole Plateau, or go kayaking on the lakes of Sainte-Croix or Esparron, our campground in the Verdon is an ideal starting point for exploring the remarkable sites of Haute-Provence.
You’ll lovethe family-friendly atmosphere under the pine trees and the view of the rolling hills. It’s the perfect place to put down your screens, pull out your IGN map, and experience the Verdon—far from the crowds, yet with all the comforts of a 4-star campground nestled between nature and the mountains.
Vacation rental camping in the Verdon
Located at the entrance to the Verdon Gorge, in the heart of Provence, the 4-star La Pinède campground offers accommodations to suit every vacation preference. With 120 fully equipped rentals and 49 spacious campsites, every family can choose their ideal stay: a comfortable mobile home, a wooden chalet, or a shaded site for a tent, trailer, or RV.
Mobile homes and cabins: freedom with all the comforts
Our mobile home rentals in the Verdon region can accommodate 2 to 6 people in a practical and comfortable space. With a fully equipped kitchen, living room, bathroom, and private patio, everything is provided for you to enjoy a self-catering vacation.
For a more authentic atmosphere, the wooden cabins offer a cozy setting, perfect for families looking for the comfort of a rental while staying close to nature.
Tent, trailer, and RV sites
Do you prefer traditional camping? We offer camping sites near the Gorges du Verdon. With a minimum area of 80 m², all our sites are separated by hedges. Campers have access to a heated restroom facility and a laundry room. RV travelers will find a waste disposal station on site.
Your campsite with swimming pool for a water-themed vacation in the Verdon
After a day of hiking in the gorges or along the trails of Provence, it’s nice to stay at a campground with a pool in the Verdon.
The water park at La Pinède Campground welcomes guests of all ages to a pleasant setting under the Provençal sun. With its heated pool, water slides, and lounge chairs by the water’s edge, it’s the perfect place for both swimming and relaxing.
Open from April through the end of September, the pool area becomes one of the campground’s most popular spots as soon as the warm weather arrives. During peak season, the entertainment team also offers water activities, such asaqua aerobics and water polo, for a fun and lively time together.
Activities and entertainment for the whole family at Camping La Pinède****
At La Pinède Campground, activities and entertainment keep your vacation lively both day and night. Our family-friendly campground in the Verdon region offers something for everyone to enjoy, relax, and share good times in Provence.
Vacationers can enjoy simple, fun activities such as bocce, table tennis, badminton, foosball, and water aerobics.
Children have access to areas and activities designed just for them, including a playground and a bouncy castle. In the summer, the kids’ club offers supervised activities, creative workshops, sports games, and treasure hunts.
When the day comes to an end, the campground keeps the fun going with live music, theme nights,dinner dances, bocce tournaments, and card games.
All the amenities of a 4-star campground near the Verdon Gorge
At La Pinède Campground, everything is designed to make your stay easier, more comfortable, and more enjoyable.
At the campground restaurant, you can enjoy traditional Provençal cuisine without having to get back in the car.
Vacationers will also find essential daily services on site: a convenience store, a bakery for bread and pastries, a laundromat, a tourist information desk, a mail service, and Wi-Fi access. Equipment can also be rented, such as sheets, towels, a crib, a high chair, or a refrigerator for campsites.
Things to Do in the Verdon whitewater rafting, hiking, biking
Camping La Pinède is the “gateway” to the Verdon Regional Nature Park, a diverse region in the heart of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.
The Gorges are just 40 minutes away, Lake Sainte-Croix is 30 minutes away, and the lavender fields of Valensole are 20 minutes away. Few campsites in the Verdon can say the same.
Canyoning, rafting, kayaking: Welcome to the Gorges
Rafting down the Gorges, kayaking beneath the cliffs, or diving into a canyoning pool: the Verdon is one of Europe’s most renowned whitewater playgrounds.
At Lake Sainte-Croix, rent a canoe, kayak, or electric boat and set off from the Pont du Galetas bridge to travel the first 2 kilometers up through the Gorges, between 300-meter-high cliffs.
The Blanc-Martel Trail and GR4: Hiking in the Verdon
The Blanc-Martel Trail (14 km deep in the Gorges) takes 6 to 7 hours to hike. It’s the hike everyone wants to do at least once in their lifetime. Shuttle service is available from La Palud-sur-Verdon, Le Point Sublime, and Le Chalet de la Maline.
For a more leisurely outing, several trails around Gréoux-les-Bains are accessible from the campground. They showcase the diversity of the Provençal landscape: olive groves, lavender fields, scrubland, lakes, and views of the Verdon canyons.
Cycling Tour of the Verdon: La Pinède, a must-see stop
220 kilometers, with new scenery around every bend, and Gréoux-les-Bains as a central stopover between the Gorges du Verdon and the Luberon. Cyclists passing through who stop at La Pinède campground will find the welcome they deserve: dedicated bike parking and secure storage for their bikes. Quiet roads lead to Riez and Valensole right outside the campground.
When is the best time to go camping in the Verdon? Every season has its Verdon
When is the best time to visit the Verdon? It all depends on the nature of your trip. Whether you’re a family with young children and teenagers, a couple looking for peace and quiet, outdoor enthusiasts who want to stay near the gorges, or spa-goers who return every year.
July–August: The Verdon with the family
In July and August, the Verdon region comes alive with the spirit of summer vacation. The sun, the pool, entertainment, lively evenings, and activities for children all come together to create a vibrant getaway that’s perfect for families.
Book 3 to 4 months in advance during peak season. Mobile homes are often fully booked as early as May.
June and September: a quieter Verdon
June and September offer a wonderful balance: the days are pleasant, activities remain accessible, the scenery is bathed in light, and tourist sites are quieter.
These times of year are particularly well-suited for couples, hikers, and cyclists. In September, the light becomes softer, the Provençal villages are less crowded, and the lakes still retain the warmth of summer.
March through November: Spa and wellness getaways in the Bas-Verdon
From March to November, Gréoux-les-Bains, a spa town located just a stone’s throw from the Gorges du Verdon and the Valensole Plateau, welcomes many spa guests. The wellness centers offer a wide range of treatments, from relaxing baths to therapeutic massages, to meet everyone’s needs.
Frequently Asked Questions to Help You Plan Your Camping Trip in the Verdon
For a stay in July or August, we recommend booking several months in advance. During peak season, the mobile homes at La Pinède Campground can be fully booked as early as spring. In June, September, or October, last-minute availability is sometimes possible, particularly for spa guests.
For a week in August in the Verdon, expect to pay between €300 and €450 for a bare campsite for four people. For a mobile home, expect to pay between €800 and €1,400 per week for family accommodations during peak season. Some campgrounds offer lower introductory rates during the off-season or depending on availability, but July and August remain the most popular months.
Yes, dogs are allowed at La Pinède Campground, subject to certain conditions. A maximum of two dogs per stay is permitted, excluding Category 1 and 2 dogs. They must be kept on a leash, be up to date on their vaccinations, and a veterinary certificate may be requested upon arrival.
No, wild camping and bivouacking are not permitted in the Verdon’s protected areas. To preserve the landscape and comply with regulations, it is recommended that you stay at an organized campground or in a designated area.
