Montana Parc - Golfe de St Tropez

In the heart of a 31-hectare wooded area shaded by umbrella pines, the Montana Parc - Golfe de St Tropez campsite offers over 100 modern rental accommodations. A pool area ensures you can cool off in summer and the Mediterranean is just 4 kilometres away. A dance bar with DJ and cocktail mixer provides entertaining entertainment in the evening on long summer nights.

Relax under the southern sun in the holiday village of Montana Parc - Golfe de St Tropez

They are an unmistakable sign of the sunny south and sometimes look as romantically windswept as on old postcards: we are talking about the sometimes enormous umbrella pines. They grow everywhere on the grounds of the Montana Parc - Golfe de St Tropez campsite and exude a Mediterranean flair together with olive trees and oleanders that bloom magnificently in many colours. There are a total of 150 rental accommodations in two categories. Bungalows for six people have two rooms with a total of two double beds, two single beds and a sofa bed. The 28 square metre houses also have bathrooms and fitted kitchens. The 30 square metre bungalows can accommodate eight people in three rooms. All rental accommodation has a terrace. Interconnected pools offer fun not only for children under the Mediterranean sun, which shines well over 300 days a year. One pool can even be heated for cooler days in spring or autumn. The site also has a small supermarket, a bread shop, a restaurant and a bar with a TV area. There is also a wide range of sports facilities. There is a tennis court, a mini-golf course, pool tables, a boules court and a fitness room. Dogs are allowed in the Montana Parc - Golfe de St Tropez holiday village. However, barbecues are only permitted with electrical appliances.

Excursions in the surrounding area of Gassin

The main attraction near Gassin is of course Saint-Tropez with its fashionable marina, the many artists with their easels on the harbour quay and the romantic old town with the citadel towering above it. The Musée de l'Annonciade with paintings by Paul Signac and Pierre Bonnard is well worth a visit. A very different kind of excursion destination is the colourful Port Grimaud, which, like Venice, is criss-crossed by canals and lies in the water. The pastel-coloured houses have a cheerful, Provençal look and are more modern in style. The idyllic village of Ramatuelle in the foothills of the Massif des Maures, which is characterised by chestnut forests, is again partly medieval and has been forgotten by time. Fans of extensive, wide sandy beaches will get their money's worth at the legendary Anse de Pampelonne.