This mountain site is perched at 1,485 metres on the edge of Écrins National Park and provides Instagrammable views from the tent entrance as well as a variety of picturesque outdoor excursions.
One of the most spacious spots on the banks of Aulne with salmon in nearby stretches which requires a permit to fish.
A family friendly campsite on the Barendonk estate, this dairy farm is a stretch of green fields surrounded by a moat.
In the Ardennes, an area of forested hills and rolling terrain, this modest campsite is located on the Amblève river.
A short distance from Lake Biel and surrounded by vine-covered slopes, Lindenhof offers views that extend to the Jura hills on the other side. You can go to the adjacent Creux du Van (the Swiss Grand Canyon), bicycle alongside rivers, or stroll amid vines.
This campground in northern Portugal may only have six pitches, but it offers a lot of amenities including table tennis, boules, mountain bike and kayak rentals, among others.
This large campground is located 1½ hours north of Stockholm, and various bike routes are close by. Although swimming and fishing are ideal due to their lakeside position, the emphasis here is on coming in touch with nature.
Campervans and caravans are permitted in Kamp Liza, although there is a designated area where only tents are allowed, and that area is directly by the bank of the Koritnica river.
Located near the shore of Lake Constance – a huge, shining body of water that borders Austria, Germany and Switzerland, this campsite offers the chance to wild swim after a day’s walking or sightseeing.
This dreamy campsite is built on terraces among 700 olive trees, with views of the Bay of Laganas from your tent flap.