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Flower Camping in France is a network of independent campsites located exclusively in France. The brand emphasises personal hospitality, quality and a connection with the local region.
This page explains objectively what the concept involves according to the operator, which accommodation and activities are typical and what to look for when comparing. The information comes mostly from the brand itself.
By its own account, Flower Campings sees itself as a network of sites with local operators and wants to set itself apart from standardised chains. The sites are meant to be “neither too big nor too small” and to keep their own character. The brand names humanity, closeness to nature and commitment as its guiding principles, along with quality, respect for the environment and regional roots.
According to the operator, all sites in France are family-friendly and offer children's entertainment, swimming options such as a pool, lake or beach, and baby equipment such as a cot and high chair. The sites are described as peaceful and sociable.
The number of sites is given differently: the brand's main page lists 146 sites, another page of the brand says 130, and ACSI Eurocampings speaks of more than 140. According to the operator, the network is spread across all the main regions of France, from the coast to the mountains and the countryside.
Regions mentioned include Brittany with the Atlantic coast, the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region on the Mediterranean, the Ardèche, Lorraine and Languedoc-Roussillon. Many sites are by rivers or lakes, or in a rural setting.
According to the operator, the network has around 16,000 accommodation units in total.
The range on offer at the sites is varied. According to the operator and ACSI Eurocampings, it includes:
According to the operator, each site puts together its own programme, which may include evening entertainment, sports competitions, guided walks, tastings and craft markets. Taking part is optional. For children there are supervised activities such as games, crafts and outings.
According to the operator, many sites carry the Clef Verte (Green Key) eco-label and the Qualité Tourisme label. You should check the site's description to see whether a particular site is certified.
According to the operator, pets are a topic at Flower Camping, but the specific rules differ from site to site.
Since every site has its own personality, it is worth taking a closer look:
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Flower Campings is a network of campsites exclusively in France. According to the operator, the focus is on local operators, personal hospitality, closeness to nature and manageable site sizes.
The figures vary: the brand's main page lists 146 sites, another page 130, and ACSI Eurocampings more than 140. The exact number changes as sites join or leave.
Mobile homes, chalets, equipped tents, Freecamp pitches and classic pitches. Some sites offer unusual accommodation such as treehouses or yurts, as well as accessible options.
According to the operator, each site puts together its own programme, for example with evening entertainment, sports competitions and guided walks. Taking part is optional. The scope and offering differ from site to site.
According to the operator, many sites carry the Clef Verte (Green Key) and Qualité Tourisme labels. You can see whether a particular site has a label in its description.
Editorial research, as of September 2026. Check rules and prices with the operator or on site before you travel.