The Hautes Vosges offer an exceptional camping setting: forests, lakes, ridges within reach, mild summer temperatures. Our five favourites.
1. Camping du lac de Gérardmer
Shaded pitches by the lake, direct swimming, paddleboard rental. A classic family summer. Count 25 to 45 € per pitch depending on season.
2. Camping de Xonrupt Longemer
On the shore of Lac de Longemer, quieter than its big neighbour Gérardmer. Calm vibe, ideal for families with young children.
3. Camping de Cornimont
15 min from La Bresse, direct access to hiking trails. Heated pool, renovated mobile homes, evening restaurant.
4. Camping de Saulxures sur Moselotte
Adjacent water sports base (swimming, sailing, pedalos), comfortable mobile homes, summer activities.
5. Camping du Mettey (Vagney)
Smaller, family-run, very well kept. Perfect for those who avoid the big operations.
What to plan for
- Changeable weather: 4-season tent or mobile home for rainy holidays
- Cool nights: even in July, often 10 to 12°C
- Mosquitoes: effective repellent near the lakes
- Boots or trainers: paths are often damp
Day activities from a campsite
- Swimming in the lake
- Hike up the Hohneck or Grand Ventron
- La Bresse Bike Park
- Visit Remiremont
- Blueberry festival in August
For a more comfortable stay, see our chalets.
Frequently asked questions
Can you wild camp around La Bresse?
Bivouac is tolerated in unprotected areas, usually between 7pm and 9am, outside protected natural sites. Wild camping is banned in the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park.
When is the campsite season?
Most open from mid-April to late September, with peak pricing in July and August. Mobile homes can sometimes be rented in winter.
Are pets accepted?
Most campsites accept dogs, often with a small supplement. Check the rules of each site (leash, forbidden areas).
Is La Bresse close to the big lakes?
Yes: Lac de Gérardmer and Lac de Longemer are 15 to 20 minutes by car, Lac des Corbeaux is in La Bresse itself.