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Our 2027 new arrivals at Esterel Caravaning: VIP XL and XXL for up to 12 guests, a second VIP Duo, new Villa and Suite homes, 10% off until 31 December.
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Our 2027 new arrivals at Esterel Caravaning: VIP XL and XXL for up to 12 guests, a second VIP Duo, new Villa and Suite homes, 10% off until 31 December.

“Technology will never be able to automate emotion.” Fifty summers have gone by. What will outdoor hospitality look like in 2076?

A shower, washbasin and WC reserved for you alone: since 1976, the camping pitch with private bathroom has been the ultimate luxury at Esterel Caravaning.

Some stories are told in numbers: Esterel Caravaning over 50 years and across one season, from overnight stays to pizzas, sun loungers to bingo nights.

“If I am where I am today, Esterel Caravaning had something to do with it.”

“It all started in Bali… and with a passion for shopping!”

“A caravan, a hammock and 49 years of happiness” – Corinne Bertrand, loyal since 1977

“My goal has always been the same: to turn Esterel Caravaning into one enormous bouquet of flowers.”

“My travels, my life, my children – that’s what built Esterel Caravaning.”

“Aurore, it’s always More. It has to make people go Wow.”

“We met through our mothers’ wombs. You can’t do better than that.”

A flash of cheek, a smile and thirty years of shared adventures. Véro tells the story.

“I’m not a typical deputy manager. I don’t think a role like mine exists at any other campsite.”

“My house clings to a rock in the Esterel”

“4 months a year for 48 years. Call it what you like – we call it home.”

My father set the tone. I simply followed the score.

Twenty-five years of travel and creation.

The journey that changed everything.

The day I realized I didn’t need anyone.

I was 26, with a baby and a campsite to turn around.

How the campsite held on