Visiting the Alpilles massif

The Alpilles massif is one of Provence’s most popular tourist regions, with a wealth of natural and historical treasures. You’ll be glad you did, with breathtaking views of azure skies, gleaming white limestone, olive groves and vineyards stretching for miles. Choose a camping holiday in the Massif des Alpilles in a unique, postcard setting!

Visiting the Alpilles massif

The Alpilles massif is a very popular destination for tourists, with its wealth of picturesque and charming tourist attractions. The villages of Provence are just waiting to be discovered.
Among them, you can discover :

  • Saint-Rémy de Provence: this little jewel nestled in the hills of Provence is 19 minutes from the Avignon Parc campsite. The birthplace of Nostradamus is one of the region’s must-see stops. It boasts attractive art galleries and boutiques.
  • Eygalières : in the north of the massif, this charming little village is famous for its rocky outcrop where a statue of the Virgin Mary stands. It is located 31 minutes from the Avignon Parc campsite.
  • Les Baux de Provence: this is one of France’s “most beautiful villages” and is 42 minutes from the Avignon Parc campsite. Stroll through the charming village and its pretty little cobbled streets, with a magnificent panorama from the top of its rocky outcrop. Discover its famous château on a majestic site with a breathtaking view of the Alpilles. Guided tours and audio guides await you for a journey back in time to medieval times. Other historic buildings are also waiting to be discovered. The Santon Museum is a good example.

What to do around the Alpilles massif?

Around the Alpilles massif, nature lovers will be enchanted by the many tourist attractions on offer. By bike, on foot or on horseback, they can follow a wide range of itineraries, each more interesting than the next. Discover the Alpilles nature park, with its exceptional landscapes, pretty villages, forests, garrigue, olive groves and the sunshine of southern France. The region lies at the gateway to the Camargue. Whether you prefer cultural visits or family or sports outings, there’s something for everyone:

  • The Tour des Opies hike: how about a stroll among the olive trees and cicadas? If so, this is the place to be. The final stretch of the route takes in superb 360° panoramas.
  • The Glanum site in Saint-Rémy de Provence, with its exceptional Greek and Roman archaeological remains.
  • The Calès caves in Lamanon : 116 troglodyte caves that once sheltered the cirque’s inhabitants.

Where to sleep camping in the Alpilles?

Visitors looking for a holiday destination in the Massif des Alpilles region will find what they’re looking for at the Avignon Parc campsite. Enjoy a wide choice of mobile home accommodation and pitches that combine comfort and practicality. Just a stone’s throw from the Alpilles mountain range, our campsite offers a wide range of interesting leisure activities and facilities, including a swimming pool and evening meals. Our location is ideal for visiting the surrounding countryside and exploring the many activities on offer.