La Bastiane

campsite in Puget sur Argens in the Var. The campsite in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region is in the perfect location just a stone's throw from the Mediterranean coastline and the Var hinterland's iconic villages.

Rentals or comfortable pitches

The family-friendly site lies in a 3ha pine forest with a wide variety of pitches and rentals. Are you a tent, caravan or motorhome fan? Take your pick from fantastic 80-100m2 shaded and flat pitches. 2-bedroom tent cottages (sleeping 4) ooze camping spirit. You're spoilt for choice when it comes to rentals. Depending on your requirements and what you're looking for, La Bastiane has a wide variety of mobile homes and chalets with 1-3 bedrooms sleeping 2-6 guests in different ranges. Some are more for families with children whilst others include fixtures such as air-conditioning, TV, bed linen, towels, dishwasher and barbecue. Let's not forget the Premium models (2 and 3 bedrooms, sleeping 4-6) with the ultimate in comfort and large decking areas in a beautiful spot. Some even have a private jacuzzi!

An aquatic park for fun and farniente

Soak up the amazing heated aquatic park from April to October. A happy haven for parents with a pool, jacuzzi, deckchairs and solarium. Kids head for the heated play area where they can have fun with their new friends Hippo, Zebra and Glibis in the water! Being on holiday makes you hungry. That's no problem! La Taverne de Corto and its poolside terrace serves mouth-watering meals for lunch and dinner. You can pick up take-away snacks too. Soak up the sunset and prop up the poolside bar.

The Var's attractions

Take time out to uncover the Var's treasures. There is a wide variety of trips and excursions using the campsite as your base. Are you a city slicker or a sea dog? Fréjus, Saint-Raphaël, Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Tropez are all nearby? The Provençal villages in the Var hinterland simply exude charm. A little over an hour from the campsite, you'll be blown away by the incredible Gorges du Verdon, the biggest canyon in Europe. A unique site for hiking and sports such as canoeing, kayaking, rafting, canyoning and riverboarding.

All the charm of a Provençal village

Puget-sur-Argens, with its 18th century belltower, narrow streets and colourful houses, is the epitome of a Provençal village. Near La Bastiane campsite, you can access no fewer than three hiking and walking trails, taking you along the Via Aurelia, past little lakes, local flora and heritage. Wine-lovers can choose between a visit to the Château de Cabran or to the Château de Vaucouleurs, as well as four other wine estates. If you like olive oil, then head for the Diouloufet olive farm.

The Esterel and seaside resorts

The Esterel mountain range and its red, flamboyant rock are a delight for the eyes. Before going down to the coast, stop off at Roquebrune-sur-Argens below its rock at an altitude of 373 m. In Fréjus, visitors can enjoy the beaches as well as the rich historic town centre, featuring the Hôtel des Quatre Saisons and the episcopal buildings. The Prehistoric and Underwater Archaeology Museum in Saint-Raphaël is also well worth a visit. And there is no shortage of other sights to see with Cannes to the north and Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Tropez to the south.

The countryside and the Verdon Gorges

North of Puget-sur-Argens, the hilltop villages of the Pays de Fayence have an unspoilt atmosphere. Stop off at Fayence (Porte Sarrasine, Four du Mitan Museum) and then continue on foot to Tourrettes, a village specialised in Street Art. Stroll through the little streets of Seillans. Then continue on to the Verdon Gorges, featuring the Sainte-Croix lake for water sports, the big canyon and the Corniche Sublime cliff trail. The Verdon Gorges are a real paradise for fishermen, budding ornithologists and hikers.

Features of the campsite

• Miniclub for children
• Water park
• Restaurant
• Disabled access
• WIFI

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