Loiret – Rivers, Forests and Historic Towns along the Loire
The Loiret department lies in the northern part of the Centre-Val de Loire region and forms a green transition between the Loire Valley and the Paris Basin. The landscape is characterised by forests, rivers and traditional towns.
The historic city of Orléans is the regional centre and is closely associated with Joan of Arc, who played a key role in the city’s history during the Hundred Years’ War. The old town features half-timbered houses, lively squares and the impressive Sainte-Croix Cathedral.
Nature lovers will also find plenty to explore in Loiret. The Forêt d’Orléans is one of the largest forest areas in France and offers excellent opportunities for walking and cycling. Scenic routes also follow the Loire and the Canal d’Orléans.
Campsites in Loiret are often located in peaceful green surroundings near rivers, forests or historic villages. Visitors can stay on spacious touring pitches or choose from a range of rental accommodation options. The region is ideal for travellers looking to combine nature, history and relaxed countryside exploration.
1 campsite found.
- Child-friendly campsite
- Indoor and outdoor pool
- Recreational lake
- Located in the heart of woodland
Campsite Les Bois du Bardelet is located in a perfect setting of nature and beauty. The campsite is set on the edge of the Loire area famous for one of Europe’s biggest collection of trees and shrubs. Camping Les Bois du Bardelet is a campsite where your children will have a truly great holiday. And you will too, of course. There is an indoor...