Camping in Doubs – Dramatic Gorges and Unspoilt French Countryside
Doubs, located in eastern France near the Swiss border, forms part of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region. This lesser-known area is characterised by limestone cliffs, dense forests and wide open landscapes. A camping holiday in Doubs is all about tranquillity, fresh air and exploring nature at your own pace.
The River Doubs winds through deep valleys and spectacular gorges, creating some of the most impressive scenery in eastern France. The Gorges du Doubs offer scenic viewpoints, waterfalls and peaceful walking trails. Parts of the Haut-Jura Regional Natural Park extend into the area, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling and outdoor exploration.
The historic city of Besançon, with its UNESCO-listed citadel, adds cultural interest, while small villages with stone houses and local markets maintain an authentic rural atmosphere. Regional specialities such as Comté cheese reflect the area’s culinary heritage.
This peaceful region is ideal for travellers who prefer nature, space and an uncrowded destination. Doubs suits visitors seeking outdoor adventure and genuine French countryside charm.
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- Parc zip wire and high rope course
- Visit Seigneurial Château
- Great swimming pools
- Parc golf course
The campsite Le Val de Bonnal is a paradise for water lovers. With a whopping seven waterslides, this pool complex is an exciting prospect for an adventurous family. The lagoon pool is a rocky paradise with mushroom fountains and forest surroundings. This oasis is the perfect place for the kids to have a splash around whilst the grown ups chill out...