Camping Holiday Green

Camping Holiday Green is located not far from the town centre of Fréjus and the picturesque Côte d'Azur, a particularly popular stretch of the southern French Mediterranean coast. The family-friendly campsite not only offers pitches for caravans, but also modern and cosy rental accommodation. Bathing holidaymakers, dog owners and nature lovers also like to take advantage of the wellness facilities available to guests on the site.

Spacious campsite with its own wellness area

The grounds of Camping Holiday Green in Fréjus cover an impressive 15 hectares. Tall acacias and other deciduous trees provide shade on the individual pitches during the hot summer months. Smaller bushes and hedges surround the pitches, providing a certain amount of privacy on a camping holiday. Guests at the campsite can also take advantage of the facilities offered by the adjoining hotel complex: A spacious pool area with numerous free sunbeds, water slides and separate children's pools are among the amenities at this upscale campsite. A special highlight at Camping Holiday Green are the numerous wellness facilities: In the sauna, steam bath and whirlpool, body and soul can recover from everyday life. In the separate beauty area, holidaymakers can indulge in algae and facial treatments as well as massages. Families travelling with older children and active guests will be delighted with the wide-ranging sports programme available to them at Camping Holiday Green. Whether outdoors or indoors, guests can play a match on the tennis court or try their hand at archery. Those who like to do something good for their body on fitness equipment can use the fitness room at the campsite. The mini golf course at Camping Holiday Green is a favourite with younger children. With rented bikes or e-bikes, beach holidaymakers can reach the French Mediterranean coast in just a few minutes.

Fréjus: a town of history and art on the Côte d'Azur

Like no other town on the southern French Mediterranean coast, Fréjus offers its visitors history to touch. The harbour town impresses above all with its architectural and historical heritage. The Roman amphitheatre is certainly one of the city's most beautiful sights and dates back to the first century. The stone tiers could once seat up to 10,000 people. Saint-Léonce Cathedral is also an impressive example of regional architecture. If you take a walk along the marina, you will come across the remains of an old Roman harbour that once extended as far as the present-day old town. Just a few steps away is the sandy beach, which is part of the Base Nature François Léotard nature and leisure park. Families with children especially enjoy swimming in the shallow water here.