1. Provence - East of the river Rhone, Provence begins with the neighboring departments of Vaucluse and Drome, regions of mountains, fertile plains and rivers which display all the magnetic beauty and contrast of Mediterranean mountain country for camping (camping gironde in French).
3. Normandy - The historic province of Normandy encompasses five departments, from the wide cereal plains of Eure in the east to the patchwork countryside of little fields between high earth banks that is the boscage of the Cotentin peninsula.
2. Brittany - Jutting out into the Atlantic, France's most westerly province stands surrounded on three sides by the natural boundary with which its prosperity is traditionally associated. Yet it is precisely the isolation of Brittany from the rest of France which accounts for the preservation of much that is unique about the gentle Celtic land.
4. Atlantic Coast - Something for every taste, from the riches of its history to the unrivalled quality of its wines and the broad sandy beaches which make it the preferred holiday destination of the French themselves. The western littoral of France unites the indomitable Atlantic with a green and pleasant hinterland for Camping (camping montalivet in French).
5. Dordogne - Discover the famous rivers, historic sites, picturesque villages & renowned gastronomy of these two neighboring regions. Stretching south and west from the lower plateaux of the Massif Central, the Dordogne is a region which, perhaps above all others of the Midi, inspires the greatest feeling of bien-etre.
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