Eurocamp is dedicated to offering holidaymakers the widest range of camping holidays for families. It offers self-catering and
Camping holidays at over 150 campsites all over Europe. You could also stay at one parc for the entire length of your holiday.
The kinds of holidays at
Eurocamp are divided into:
Family Holidays: Here, kids aren’t charged and have lots of play space and opportunities to swim, play on waterslides and other fun activities.
Couples Holidays: Couples can enjoy flexible
Eurocamp Holidays with a lot of privacy thrown in at any of Eurocamp’s campsites or holiday Parks.
Toddler Holidays: Eurocamp takes care of babies and toddlers in its safe areas and crèches.
Holiday Extras:
Eurocamp offers travel insurance, welcome packs, and much more to make your holiday complete.
Independent Camper: For campers, trailer-tent, caravans or motor homes are available in its 87 campsites in eight European countries.
Own your holiday home: Here, not only can you own a holiday home but travel to any of the campsites here with your pets.
Traveling with your pet: If you want to travel to parc sites or camping sites through Europe with your pet, you will need a PETS passport. With this, your pet will not need to be placed in quarantine and can return to the UK, after your holiday.
Eurocamp has some designated parc sites that allow pets too, so you can have a holiday with your pet!
Eurocamp offers you a range of holiday options—you could stay at parcs and campsites, houses in the Premier range, besides chalets and mobile homes. All these types of accommodation have all the modern conveniences to make your stay comfortable. And you can make your choice from among 14 European countries where
Eurocamp has a presence—France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Holland, Germany, Luxembourg, Portugal, Croatia, Corsica, Slovenia, Sardinia and Elba.
Eurocamp’s parc sites include 167 of the best in Europe, including those awarded the prestigious Michelin ‘Five Red Tents’ award. Sites in Europe include Brittany, Picardy, Loire, Jura, Vosges, Gironde, Vendée, Massif Central, Les Landes, Gers, Pyrénées Atlantiques, Dordogne, French Alps, Pyrénées, Languedoc and Côte d’Azur, among others.
Let’s suppose you’ve chosen your campsite. Now, how do you get there from the UK? Well, you could choose to travel to Europe by the channel by ferry, or take the
Eurotunnel, fly, hire a car or taxi or go by train. And for long journeys, you might need a stop over, which can be planned too at a tent or mobile home or any of the hotel chains across Europe.
You can also choose to take a three-seven nights break in France, Croatia, Spain and Italy. And just so that you can book faster and get the benefit of it,
Eurocamp also offers you a saving on the base price of your holiday if you go before or by Easter, or in certain cases, grandparents go free or you get a discount if you’re taking your second holiday with
Eurocamp. There are several offers to choose from which only makes your holiday more worthwhile and economical too!
