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In the Isère, the Cuves de Sassenages open onto a network of underground galleries steeped in legend, while the Vercors Regional Nature Park is home to the largest nature reserve in France. The Lacs Robert, Lake Lauvitel and villages such as Pont-en-Royans invite you to hike, ski or explore the culture of Vienne.
If you’d like to go luxury camping in France and haven’t yet chosen your destination, we recommend booking a campsite in the Isère for a memorable experience.
A luxury campsite in the Isère will give you the chance to visit some unusual places.
Part of the commune’s natural and historical heritage, they are among the seven wonders of the Dauphiné. These tourist sites are well worth discovering, especially in summer. You can take an unusual underground tour here. The galleries, with their evocative names, will win you over: the Bat Gallery or the Hell Gallery. The Saint-Bruno Room tells the story of the fairy Mésuline.
Located between the foot of the Vercors and the left bank of the Isère, this small area offers lush vegetation all year round. Its winding roads, suspended on the cliff face, won’t leave you indifferent. You can enjoy this view from a boat on the River Bourne. You’ll also be surprised to discover Pont-en-Royans, a hillside village with colourful façades. Along the way, you’ll find a charming fountain.
The water museum lets you take an aquatic journey, and don’t forget to visit the Choranche caves too.
They offer a magnificent landscape. You can have a picnic here on sunny days and go skiing in winter. A must for sports enthusiasts and hikers! These lakes are also known for their wildlife — you may well spot animals such as eagles and choughs. From the top of Croix de Chamrousse, a stunning view will delight you.
If there’s one hike to do at any time of year, it’s the one to Lac de Lauvitel. You can also admire the wonderful lake, rest on its shores and even swim in it, if you’re up for it! You’ll also spot marmots as you cross a scree slope.
You’ll have plenty of activities to choose from if you go luxury camping in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.
This site is home to the “Hauts-Plateaux” nature reserve, the largest in France. Hikers and lovers of flora and fauna will find plenty to enjoy.
This is a world-renowned spot, especially recommended for people who enjoy cycling in sunny weather. In winter, it’s ideal for skiers. If you’re a beginner, there are also fairly accessible slopes!
If you’re passionate about culture and would like to discover a town rich in history, Vienne is calling! You can go and see the ancient theatre of Vienne, the Temple of Augustus, the Pyramid and more. Likewise, museums such as the Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology and the Cloister Museum of Saint-André le Bas will throw their doors wide open to you.
Literature lovers would do well to visit this village during the annual poetry festival. It’s the ideal place for inspiration and contemplation for anyone with a poetic soul. To discover the medieval tower, stroll through the cobbled streets of the old town.
So if you want to make the most of everything this region has to offer, opt for a luxury campsite in the Isère, whether as a couple, with friends or with family.
Yes, swimming is possible there for those who wish, alongside hiking and relaxing on its shores.
Picnicking in summer and skiing in winter, with the chance to spot eagles and ptarmigans.
This historic site, with the Temple of Augustus and the Pyramid, bears witness to the town's rich ancient past.
Yes, the resort offers slopes suitable for beginners, alongside more challenging runs.
