Nearby L'Ile du Rhin

Tourist guide

The campsite’s location, just a stone’s throw from the border, means you can explore both Germany and France. You can travel along the banks of the Rhine and the Grand Canal by boat, on foot or by bicycle, a great way to recharge your batteries in a peaceful, natural green setting. There are numerous opportunities for hikes in the region’s forests, valleys and vineyards.

If you don’t have a car, you can use public transport to explore the typical Alsatian villages and admire places teeming with history, culture and traditions. The city of Colmar is full of historical remains. Its medieval walls, half-timbered houses, the Little Venice district, the Unterlinden museum and the Hohlandsbourg castle are all worth a visit. Nearby Germany boasts numerous attractions offering you a pleasant way to discover the culture across the Rhine.

While you're on holiday in Alsace, come and discover the local produce!

• Neuf-Brisach: local market, Saturday mornings
• Colmar: local market, Saturday mornings all year round, where local producers offer local produce.