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Campervan and Motorhome Rental in France

Rent a campervan or motorhome in France and discover its rich culture and unparalleled natural diversity. Three mountain ranges, two very different coastlines, countless charming villages, and some of the best food in the world are at your fingertips when you travel by campervan or motorhome across France. 

France's National Parks

From coast to coast, France offers countless access points to its stunning scenery. Visit Mercantour National Park to see ancient petroglyphs or hike along the 600 km of the hiking trail that crosses the park.

Drive your campervan or motorhome hire south to the Pyrenees National Park. Cascading waterfalls, endless forests, and rugged peaks make this park a must-see for any nature lover looking for adventure. 

As you continue your campervan adventure through France, don't miss out on exploring the stunning coastal landscape at Port-Cros National Park. This marine park offers countless islands to ferry to, coastal trails to hike along, and beaches to sun on.

Coastline, Lakes, and Rivers in France

With two coastlines and five major rivers, France offers countless ways to cool off while driving your campervan or motorhome rental. 

Begin your campervan journey in the heart of France along the Tarn River, where waterfalls abound. Hike to the stunning Cascade de Runes to see a beautiful double waterfall with several pools perfect for swimming. 

Continue through the centre of France to the Verdon Gorge. Alongside stunning views of the gorge, the area offers endless opportunities for recreation–hike, bike, swim, kayak, and more when you visit this stunning destination. 

Take a coastal drive west towards Bordeaux in your campervan or motorhome hire to reach the  Cotentin Peninsula. Visit the golden sands of Mont Saint Michel or the emerald coast near Saint-Malo, where pink granite cliffs dive into bright blue water or melt into sandy coves. 

Alternatively, head south to the Cote d'Azur, where sun-drenched Mediterranean beaches abound. Saint-Tropez, Cannes, and Pampelonne beach are just three stunning options when travelling in the south of France.

Campgrounds in France

When planning a road trip around France, it's important to consider where you'll be spending the night in your campervan or motorhome hire. Here are a few campgrounds you might consider stopping at as you galavant from Paris to Niece in your campervan or motorhome rental: Camping du Mont Saint Michel, Happy Camping Pyrenees, and Camping Manaysse.

Preparing to travel in a campervan or motorhome hire is a thrilling task that offers you endless opportunities to explore. Beginning your campervan adventure in France gives you options to leave from Paris, Nantes, Marseille, Toulouse, Lyon, or even Bordeaux. And, with one-way motorhome hire, you can travel to unique places, like the French Riviera

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