family holidays in france

Holidaying on a siblu village means you can be sure you will be in a stunning location.

Visit our French region pages to discover the many 'must see' sights situated around our 14 siblu villages across France. 

about camping holidays in france

All facilities are guaranteed to be open on a siblu village between 21 May and 11 September, a longer season than you will find at many other holiday parcs in Europe.   Our siblu villages offer excellent pool complexes, the wide variety of entertainments, sports activities and 3 free children's clubs.^   The villages are open outside these dates, check individual village pages for details about the facilities that will operate during these times. 

On a siblu village, you can be reassured that safety is our top priority; our own senior village directors are  there to ensure that all facilities meet our extremely high standards, and that our swimming pools are watched by professional lifeguards all season.

Some of these villages are new to the siblu group, you will see the 'newly acquired' name clearly indicated across our website.  These villages may not have the same amount of facilities as our established villages, but we are heavily investing in them over the next couple of years to bring them up to the high siblu standards. 

 

^Except Domaine de Litteau and Le Montourey which offer one club for children aged 5 - 12 years.

the regions of france in more detail

Visit the Languedoc or Cote d'Azur and explore the chic towns of St Tropez and Nice in the Côte d'Azur or visit Devil's Bridge, the Heric Gorge and the beautiful St Guilhem-le Désert in Languedoc.

Visit Brittany or Normandy to see Carnac, France's version of Stonehenge, or the lively medieval town of Vannes or visit the D-Day beaches, Mont-St-Michel and the medieval town of Bayeux in Normandy.

Visit the Charente Maritime or the Vendee and take a day trip to the fantastic theme park Puy du Fou or the small warm island of L'ile d'Yeu. Visit the Charente Maritime to see the pretty town of La Rochelle, the popular theme park Futuroscope or the world famous town of Cognac.

Visit the region of the Aquitaine and climb the highest sand dune in Europe or sample the sights (and wine) of Bordeaux.

Visit the Loire Valley and you'll be stuck for choice, but find time to visit Disneyland Paris and the gorgeous chateaux of the Loire and you won't be disappointed.