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Best Eurocamp Sites 2026: 10 Top Parks for Families (Prices Compared)
Author: Robbie Lane - Robbie Lane – Travel writer specialising in UK and European family holidays, comparing holiday parks across Britain and mainland Europe since 2017 | Prices updated: 3 October 2025 | Text last updated: 24 February 2026
Eurocamp has 400+ parcs across Europe. This guide ranks the 10 best Eurocamp sites for families in 2026, chosen for value for money, pools, review scores, location and facilities. We've deliberately picked a range of parks including small but friendly sites and huge resorts with loads to do.
Most Eurocamp resorts are in France and Italy, but they’ve also got some family-friendly caravan parks in Spain, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany and Croatia. Again, we've picked a range of locations to help you choose which is right for you.
Eurocamp resorts are often described as ‘campsites’ but most have holiday caravans or lodges for hire. Some Eurocamp sites are in fantastic seaside locations and most have their own water parks or swimming pools.
Most Eurocamp resorts are in France and Italy, but they’ve also got some family-friendly caravan parks in Spain, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany and Croatia. Again, we've picked a range of locations to help you choose which is right for you.
Eurocamp resorts are often described as ‘campsites’ but most have holiday caravans or lodges for hire. Some Eurocamp sites are in fantastic seaside locations and most have their own water parks or swimming pools.
Best Eurocamp sites 2026: at a glance
Our quick highlights from the 10 best Eurocamp parks for families:
- Best budget pick: Valle Gaia (Italy) - lowest August price in our checks, strong reviews, good pools.
- Best big water park: Duinrell (Netherlands) - theme park included and huge waterpark with lots of slides.
- Best overall facilities and reviews: La Garangeoire (France) - standout review score, loads to do, good pool.
- Best indoor pool: Domaine des Ormes (France) - huge dome aquatic complex with waves and splash zones.
- Best scenery: Jungfrau (Switzerland) — no pool, but an excellent base for mountain exploring.
Domaine des Ormes Campsite in Brittany is a similar size to a UK Center Parcs resort and has a brilliant indoor pool
Quick comparison table of Eurocamp's best holiday parks
Park |
Best for |
Location |
Review score |
Price (£ - £££) |
Domaine des Ormes |
Indoor pools & huge on-site facilities |
Brittany, France |
85% |
££ |
Duinrell |
Theme park & waterslides |
Netherlands |
81% |
£££ |
La Garangeoire |
Best reviews & all-round family park |
Vendée, France |
94% |
£ |
Cambrils Park |
Beach & big facilities |
Spain |
89% |
££ |
Jungfrau |
Mountain walking |
Switzerland |
92% |
££ |
Koningshof |
Easy from UK & indoor pool |
Netherlands |
89% |
££ |
Valle Gaia |
Cheap peak time visits |
Italy |
90% |
£ |
Sanguli |
Sun & themed pools |
Spain |
87% |
£££ |
Sole di Sari |
Island adventure |
Corsica |
86% |
£ |
Südsee Camp |
German holidays |
Germany |
79% |
££ |
The prices shown (£ - £££) are based on average prices at peak times, rather than a guarantee! They are intended as a guide of which parks tend to be cheap and which tend to be more expensive.
How We Chose the Best Eurocamp Sites
Eurocamp's parks across Europe vary significantly in terms of facilities, local attractions and suitability for UK families.
For this shortlist, we compared:
Prices were checked in October 2025 and are used for comparison purposes only - availability and rates change frequently so there's no guarantee you'll get offered the same price.
For this shortlist, we compared:
- Review scores from Google Reviews and TripAdvisor
- Peak August prices for a family of four (two adults, two children)
- Pool quality, including whether there is an indoor option
- Proximity to beaches or major attractions
- Ease of access from the UK (ferry, driving distance or airport)
- Overall facilities and range of activities
Prices were checked in October 2025 and are used for comparison purposes only - availability and rates change frequently so there's no guarantee you'll get offered the same price.
Who This Guide Is (and Isn’t) For
This guide is designed for families looking at Eurocamp for a summer holiday, particularly during school holidays.
It may not be suitable if you are:
It may not be suitable if you are:
- Touring with your own tent or motorhome
- Looking for adult-only or couples-focused sites
- Searching for luxury villa-style accommodation
- Booking very cheap off-season breaks
​1. Domaine des Ormes Campsite, Brittany, France
Large resort | Indoor dome pool | 85% review score
Quick Facts
- Price (Aug 2026): £1761 (2-bed Comfort, family of four)
- Review score: 85% overall (4.5/5 Google, 4/5 TripAdvisor)
- Pools: Large indoor dome complex + outdoor pools + wave pool
- Beach: 40 minutes’ drive
- Nearest ferry/airport: St Malo (40 mins) / Rennes
- Best for: Families who want lots to do onsite
Pros
- Huge indoor dome aquatic complex (great for unreliable weather)
- Enormous range of onsite activities
- Strong and consistent review scores
- Well located for Mont St Michel and north Brittany
Cons
- Not near a beach
- Large and busy in peak summer
- Some activities cost extra
What It's Like
Domaine des Ormes is one of the biggest Eurocamp resorts in France - similar in scale to a UK Center Parcs. It’s officially described as a “campsite”, but in reality you’re staying in static homes or lodges within a very large holiday park.
The standout feature is the indoor dome aquatic complex. It opened in 2019 and includes a wave pool, splash areas and slides, alongside outdoor pools. In Brittany, where the weather can turn quickly, that dome makes a big difference.
Outside the pools, there’s a long list of activities: golf course, high ropes, horse riding, fishing, tennis, basketball, pony rides and more. You could easily spend a week without leaving the park.
Food options include two bars, a crêperie, a pizzeria and a golf-club restaurant.
It’s not a beach location, but you’re around 40 minutes from Mont St Michel and within reach of St Malo and the north Brittany coastline.
The standout feature is the indoor dome aquatic complex. It opened in 2019 and includes a wave pool, splash areas and slides, alongside outdoor pools. In Brittany, where the weather can turn quickly, that dome makes a big difference.
Outside the pools, there’s a long list of activities: golf course, high ropes, horse riding, fishing, tennis, basketball, pony rides and more. You could easily spend a week without leaving the park.
Food options include two bars, a crêperie, a pizzeria and a golf-club restaurant.
It’s not a beach location, but you’re around 40 minutes from Mont St Michel and within reach of St Malo and the north Brittany coastline.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The indoor dome pool is the feature most people mention first, along with the wide range of activities. Many also describe the setting as peaceful and the staff as helpful.
Common complaints: Some guests feel the accommodation is a little cramped or could do with updating. Extra charges for certain activities are also mentioned, particularly in peak season.
Common complaints: Some guests feel the accommodation is a little cramped or could do with updating. Extra charges for certain activities are also mentioned, particularly in peak season.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want a large, activity-packed resort with a reliable indoor pool complex and don’t mind driving to beaches.
If you prefer smaller, quieter parks near the sea, one of the coastal options further down this guide will suit you better.
If you prefer smaller, quieter parks near the sea, one of the coastal options further down this guide will suit you better.
Price
We found a price of £1761 for a week in mid-August 2026 for a two-bedroom Comfort static home (family of four).
Arriving a week earlier reduced the price by roughly £200 due to availability. Late August can also be noticeably cheaper.
Arriving a week earlier reduced the price by roughly £200 due to availability. Late August can also be noticeably cheaper.
Domaine des Ormes Campsite has a good range of things to do without leaving the site
2. Duinrell Resort, Netherlands
Theme park onsite | 21 waterslides | Easy from UK
Quick Facts
- Price (Aug 2026): £2075 (family of four)
- Review score: 81% overall
- Pools: Tiki Pool waterpark (21 slides)
- Beach: 10 minutes’ drive
- Nearest ferry/airport: Hook of Holland / Amsterdam Schiphol
- Best for: Families with older kids who want non-stop action
Pros
- Free access to a 40-ride theme park
- Outstanding waterpark with 21 slides
- Very easy to reach from the UK
- Good mix of beach + city access
Cons
- Waterpark entry costs extra
- Large and busy in peak season
- Accommodation is fairly standard
What It's Like
Duinrell is less of a campsite and more of a mini theme park resort. Your stay includes unlimited access to its 40-ride amusement park, with rollercoasters, log flumes and family rides.
The Tiki Pool is the headline feature - 21 slides ranging from gentle family flumes to fast thrill rides. Entry is discounted for guests but not fully included. Expect to pay £5 - £10 per person, per day.
It’s a very large site with over a thousand lodges. Most accommodation is practical rather than luxurious.
Location is a major plus. You’re 10 minutes from a sandy beach and about 40 minutes from Amsterdam. From Calais, the drive takes under four hours.
You can drive to Duinrell Resort from Calais in less than four hours via the 35-minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle. Alternatively, get a six-hour ferry from Harwich in Essex to the Hook of Holland and then drive for 45 minutes. Peak time ferries cost about £500 whilst the Eurotunnel is about £350 (or much cheaper off-peak).
The Tiki Pool is the headline feature - 21 slides ranging from gentle family flumes to fast thrill rides. Entry is discounted for guests but not fully included. Expect to pay £5 - £10 per person, per day.
It’s a very large site with over a thousand lodges. Most accommodation is practical rather than luxurious.
Location is a major plus. You’re 10 minutes from a sandy beach and about 40 minutes from Amsterdam. From Calais, the drive takes under four hours.
You can drive to Duinrell Resort from Calais in less than four hours via the 35-minute Eurotunnel/Le Shuttle. Alternatively, get a six-hour ferry from Harwich in Essex to the Hook of Holland and then drive for 45 minutes. Peak time ferries cost about £500 whilst the Eurotunnel is about £350 (or much cheaper off-peak).
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The combination of theme park rides and the large waterpark is the main draw, especially for older children. Many also mention the beach nearby and the generally friendly staff.
Common complaints: It can feel crowded in school holidays, and some guests mention additional charges for the waterpark. A few also note that some accommodation feels fairly compact.
Common complaints: It can feel crowded in school holidays, and some guests mention additional charges for the waterpark. A few also note that some accommodation feels fairly compact.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families with older children or teenagers who want high-energy days and don’t mind crowds.
If you prefer quiet coastal parks or relaxed evenings, this isn’t the right choice!
If you prefer quiet coastal parks or relaxed evenings, this isn’t the right choice!
Price
We found a price of £2075 for a week in mid-August 2026.
Late August dropped to around £1000, which is a significant saving.
Late August dropped to around £1000, which is a significant saving.
Duinrell Resort gives you access to 21 waterslides...
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...a theme park with 40 rides...
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...and a sandy beach, which is only 10 minutes away
3. La Garangeoire Campsite Vendee, France
94% reviews | Lagoon pool | Near sandy beaches
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £1194 (Classic 2-bed)
Review score: 94% overall
Pools: 4 outdoor + covered pool + lagoon
Beach: 15 - 20 minutes’ drive
Nearest ferry/airport: St Malo / Nantes
Best for: Families who want strong reviews and good balance
Review score: 94% overall
Pools: 4 outdoor + covered pool + lagoon
Beach: 15 - 20 minutes’ drive
Nearest ferry/airport: St Malo / Nantes
Best for: Families who want strong reviews and good balance
Pros
- Outstanding review scores
- Large lagoon-style shallow pool
- Good mix of activities without feeling overwhelming
- Close to Vendée beaches
Cons
- Busy in school holidays
- Not beachfront
- Less extreme slides than some rivals
What It's Like
La Garangeoire consistently ranks among Eurocamp’s highest-rated parks.
It’s large but not chaotic. The lagoon-style shallow pool is a highlight, especially for younger children. There are four outdoor pools plus a covered option.
Activities include horse riding, archery, canoeing, cycling and kids’ clubs. It’s a classic French family campsite experience done well.
The Vendée coastline, known for wide sandy beaches, is around 15–20 minutes away.
If you want to bring a car you can take an 11 hour ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo followed by a 3 hour drive. You could also take the Eurotunnel, followed by a 7 hour drive. If you prefer to fly, there's a 90 minute flight from London to Nantes followed by a 1hr 15m drive.
It’s large but not chaotic. The lagoon-style shallow pool is a highlight, especially for younger children. There are four outdoor pools plus a covered option.
Activities include horse riding, archery, canoeing, cycling and kids’ clubs. It’s a classic French family campsite experience done well.
The Vendée coastline, known for wide sandy beaches, is around 15–20 minutes away.
If you want to bring a car you can take an 11 hour ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo followed by a 3 hour drive. You could also take the Eurotunnel, followed by a 7 hour drive. If you prefer to fly, there's a 90 minute flight from London to Nantes followed by a 1hr 15m drive.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The well-kept grounds and strong pool setup are regularly highlighted, along with the relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. Staff often receive positive comments.
Common complaints: Like most popular parks, it can feel busy in August. A small number of visitors mention occasional cleanliness issues in shared areas.
Common complaints: Like most popular parks, it can feel busy in August. A small number of visitors mention occasional cleanliness issues in shared areas.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want a safe, reliable, highly-rated option without the scale of a mega resort.
It’s particularly good for mixed-age families.
It’s particularly good for mixed-age families.
Price
We found a price of £1194 for a Classic two-bedroom caravan.
Saturday arrivals were slightly cheaper than midweek, which is unusual!
Saturday arrivals were slightly cheaper than midweek, which is unusual!
There are four outdoor swimming pools at Eurocamp's La Garangeoire...
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...which has a choice of static homes for hire
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4. Cambrils Park, Spain
Coastal location | High-quality bungalows | 89% reviews
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £2093 (Aloha bungalow)
Review score: 89% overall
Pools: Large pool complex + splash park
Beach: 10 minutes’ walk
Nearest airport: Reus (15 mins)
Best for: Families wanting sun + higher-end accommodation
Review score: 89% overall
Pools: Large pool complex + splash park
Beach: 10 minutes’ walk
Nearest airport: Reus (15 mins)
Best for: Families wanting sun + higher-end accommodation
Pros
- Excellent review scores
- Short walk to beach
- Quality bungalow accommodation
- Strong pool complex
Cons
- Expensive in August
- Large and busy
- Long journey if you don't want to fly
What It's Like
Cambrils Park feels more like a Mediterranean resort village than a traditional campsite.
Accommodation is in bungalow-style units rather than basic caravans, and the site has a polished, well-maintained feel.
There’s a good pool complex with slides, plus sports courts, gym, spa and kids’ clubs. The Costa Dorada beach is about a 10-minute walk away.
Barcelona is reachable for a day trip, and PortAventura World is nearby.
From the UK you can either go for a 24-hour crossing on the ferry followed by a 5-hour drive. Or you can fly to nearby Reus in about 2 hours.
Accommodation is in bungalow-style units rather than basic caravans, and the site has a polished, well-maintained feel.
There’s a good pool complex with slides, plus sports courts, gym, spa and kids’ clubs. The Costa Dorada beach is about a 10-minute walk away.
Barcelona is reachable for a day trip, and PortAventura World is nearby.
From the UK you can either go for a 24-hour crossing on the ferry followed by a 5-hour drive. Or you can fly to nearby Reus in about 2 hours.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The pool complex and the short walk to the beach are the main selling points. Guests also tend to comment positively on the quality and cleanliness of the accommodation.
Common complaints: Some visitors feel the pools could be warmer, and peak-season prices are frequently mentioned as on the high side once extras are added.
Common complaints: Some visitors feel the pools could be warmer, and peak-season prices are frequently mentioned as on the high side once extras are added.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want sunshine, reliable weather and a slightly more premium feel — and are willing to pay for it.
Price
We found a price of £2093 for a family of four in mid-August 2026. That makes it one of the more expensive parks in this guide.
Eurocamp's Cambrils Park in Spain gets great reviews...
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...and has lots to do, such as this watery minigolf course
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5. Jungfrau Campsite, Switzerland
Mountain setting | 92% reviews | Quiet base
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £1599 (Safari tent)
Review score: 92% overall
Pools: None onsite
Beach: No!
Nearest airport: Zurich (2 hrs drive)
Best for: Scenery and outdoor exploring
Review score: 92% overall
Pools: None onsite
Beach: No!
Nearest airport: Zurich (2 hrs drive)
Best for: Scenery and outdoor exploring
Pros
- Spectacular Alpine setting
- Very strong reviews
- Peaceful atmosphere
- Great base for hiking and cycling
Cons
- No swimming pool onsite
- Limited onsite entertainment
- Long drive if travelling by car
What It's Like
Jungfrau is very different from most Eurocamp parks.
There’s no waterpark, no slides, and no big entertainment schedule. Instead, you’re surrounded by waterfalls and Alpine scenery in Lauterbrunnen Valley.
You can hike the Eiger Trail, cycle, explore mountain railways and use the swimming pool in the nearby village.
Accommodation includes safari tents and caravans.
Zurich airport is a two-hour drive away, or you can get the Dover ferry to Calais (about 90 minutes) and then drive for about nine hours. Don't forget to charge up the tablet for the kids...
There’s no waterpark, no slides, and no big entertainment schedule. Instead, you’re surrounded by waterfalls and Alpine scenery in Lauterbrunnen Valley.
You can hike the Eiger Trail, cycle, explore mountain railways and use the swimming pool in the nearby village.
Accommodation includes safari tents and caravans.
Zurich airport is a two-hour drive away, or you can get the Dover ferry to Calais (about 90 minutes) and then drive for about nine hours. Don't forget to charge up the tablet for the kids...
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The setting in the Lauterbrunnen Valley is the obvious highlight, and many guests comment on the clean facilities and friendly staff. It’s often described as peaceful.
Common complaints: Facilities are more limited than at the larger resorts, and busy periods can mean queues for shared washrooms.
Common complaints: Facilities are more limited than at the larger resorts, and busy periods can mean queues for shared washrooms.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want outdoor adventures and scenery rather than structured entertainment.
It is better suited to older children than toddlers.
It is better suited to older children than toddlers.
Price
We found a price of £1599 for a two-bedroom safari tent in August 2026. Note that this is glamping rather than staying in a caravan!
Jungfrau Campsite in Switzerland doesn't have loads of facilities...
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...but the scenery is hard to beat
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6. Koningshof Campsite, Netherlands
Smaller park | Indoor pool | Easy travel from the UK
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £1514 (Premium 3-bed)
Review score: 89% overall
Pools: Indoor + outdoor pools with slides
Beach: Short drive
Nearest ferry/airport: Hook of Holland / Amsterdam
Best for: Families wanting something smaller but still well-equipped
Review score: 89% overall
Pools: Indoor + outdoor pools with slides
Beach: Short drive
Nearest ferry/airport: Hook of Holland / Amsterdam
Best for: Families wanting something smaller but still well-equipped
Pros
- Easier to reach than southern Europe parks
- Indoor and outdoor pools
- Strong review scores
- Smaller, less overwhelming layout
Cons
- Fewer facilities than mega-resorts
- Not beachfront
- Less dramatic scenery than some rivals
What It's Like
Koningshof is a mid-sized Dutch holiday park that feels calmer than Duinrell but still has enough going on for a week’s stay.
There’s both an indoor and outdoor pool with slides, which makes it weather-proof. The site is smaller than most on this list, so you don’t spend half the holiday walking between facilities.
It’s close to the coast and about an hour from Amsterdam.
Koningshof is pretty easy to get to if you're living in the South East of England. At the time of writing, there's a ferry from Harwich in Essex that takes about 6 hours and then it's about an hour's drive from Hook of Holland to Koningshof Campsite.
There’s both an indoor and outdoor pool with slides, which makes it weather-proof. The site is smaller than most on this list, so you don’t spend half the holiday walking between facilities.
It’s close to the coast and about an hour from Amsterdam.
Koningshof is pretty easy to get to if you're living in the South East of England. At the time of writing, there's a ferry from Harwich in Essex that takes about 6 hours and then it's about an hour's drive from Hook of Holland to Koningshof Campsite.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The tidy, well-maintained site and the indoor and outdoor pools are often mentioned. Guests also like the location near the coast and the easy access to nearby towns.
Common complaints: Some accommodation is described as fairly simple, and a few visitors mention aircraft noise at times. Pool areas can get busy in peak weeks.
Common complaints: Some accommodation is described as fairly simple, and a few visitors mention aircraft noise at times. Pool areas can get busy in peak weeks.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want an easier drive from the UK and decent facilities without the scale (or chaos) of a huge resort.
Price
We found £1514 for a week in mid-August 2026 for a Premium three-bedroom caravan.
Koningshof Campsite in the Netherlands is one of Eurocamp's smaller holiday parks...
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...but it gets very positive reviews
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7. Valle Gaia Campsite, Italy
Best value | Tuscan setting | 4 pools
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £814 (2-bed Comfort)
Review score: 90% overall
Pools: 4 outdoor pools
Beach: 20 minutes’ drive
Nearest airport: Pisa (40 mins)
Best for: Families wanting Tuscany on a budget
Review score: 90% overall
Pools: 4 outdoor pools
Beach: 20 minutes’ drive
Nearest airport: Pisa (40 mins)
Best for: Families wanting Tuscany on a budget
Pros
- Cheapest park in this top 10
- Pleasant Tuscan countryside setting
- Four swimming pools
- Strong review scores
Cons
- Not near the coast
- Smaller scale facilities
- Long drive if not flying
What It's Like
Valle Gaia is one of Eurocamp’s best-value parks in peak August.
It’s smaller than most in this guide but still has four outdoor pools, a playground and sports courts. It feels more relaxed than the larger Spanish or French resorts.
The surrounding area is classic Tuscany - vineyards, rolling countryside and easy access to Pisa and Florence.
You can fly to Pisa in about 2 1/2 hours and then it's 40 minutes in a car to the Campsite. The other option is a 90 minute ferry from Dover to Calais and then a 15 hour drive. I'd consider splitting up the drive at Campingplatz Herbolzheim in Germany.
It’s smaller than most in this guide but still has four outdoor pools, a playground and sports courts. It feels more relaxed than the larger Spanish or French resorts.
The surrounding area is classic Tuscany - vineyards, rolling countryside and easy access to Pisa and Florence.
You can fly to Pisa in about 2 1/2 hours and then it's 40 minutes in a car to the Campsite. The other option is a 90 minute ferry from Dover to Calais and then a 15 hour drive. I'd consider splitting up the drive at Campingplatz Herbolzheim in Germany.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: Many guests comment on the pleasant Tuscan setting and the overall value for money. The site is often described as clean and well run.
Common complaints: Facilities are more modest than at the larger Eurocamp parks, and shade around the pools can be limited in very hot weather.
Common complaints: Facilities are more modest than at the larger Eurocamp parks, and shade around the pools can be limited in very hot weather.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want Italy and sunshine without paying premium lake-resort prices.
Better for relaxed holidays than high-energy waterpark trips.
Better for relaxed holidays than high-energy waterpark trips.
Price
We found a price of £814, making it the cheapest option in this guide. This was a Saturday arrival - you could save another £20 by arriving on a Sunday or £150 by arriving a week later.
Arriving later in August reduced the price further.
Arriving later in August reduced the price further.
Valla Gaia Campsite has accommodation which looks like this...
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...and it has a small selection of outdoor swimming pools
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8. ​Sanguli Resort, Spain
Four pool complexes | Near beach | Premium feel
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £2558 (Masai Lodge)
Review score: 87% overall
Pools: 4 themed pool complexes
Beach: 2–3 minutes’ walk
Nearest airport: Reus (15 mins)
Best for: Families who want a high-end, sunny resort
Review score: 87% overall
Pools: 4 themed pool complexes
Beach: 2–3 minutes’ walk
Nearest airport: Reus (15 mins)
Best for: Families who want a high-end, sunny resort
Pros
- Excellent pool complexes
- Very close to beach
- Good restaurants onsite
- Near PortAventura theme park
Cons
- Most expensive park in this guide
- Large and busy in peak season
- Better suited to flying than driving
What It's Like
Sanguli is one of Eurocamp’s most polished Spanish resorts.
The four themed pool areas include a safari-style splash zone and quieter relaxation pools. It’s only a couple of minutes from the beach and close to PortAventura World.
Accommodation is lodge-style, with air conditioning and better-than-average facilities. Diners can choose from three different restaurants.
It feels closer to a Mediterranean resort village than a campsite. It's in the Costa Dorada, which averages 21-24 Celsius during the summer.
You can get to Sanguli Salou Camping and Resort with a two-hour flight from the UK to Reus. It's only 15 minutes from the airport to the resort.
The four themed pool areas include a safari-style splash zone and quieter relaxation pools. It’s only a couple of minutes from the beach and close to PortAventura World.
Accommodation is lodge-style, with air conditioning and better-than-average facilities. Diners can choose from three different restaurants.
It feels closer to a Mediterranean resort village than a campsite. It's in the Costa Dorada, which averages 21-24 Celsius during the summer.
You can get to Sanguli Salou Camping and Resort with a two-hour flight from the UK to Reus. It's only 15 minutes from the airport to the resort.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The range of pools and the clean, well-kept surroundings are regularly highlighted. The proximity to the beach and the general atmosphere also receive positive comments.
Common complaints: It can feel lively in the evenings, particularly in August. Some guests also mention that costs add up once you factor in optional extras.
Common complaints: It can feel lively in the evenings, particularly in August. Some guests also mention that costs add up once you factor in optional extras.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who prioritise guaranteed sunshine, beach access and high-quality facilities - and are comfortable paying more.
Price
We found £2558 for a two-bedroom Masai Lodge in August 2026, making it the most expensive option in this list.
Eurocamp's Sanguli Resort in Spain has outstanding reviews, four swimming pools and easy access to a large theme park...
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...as well as onsite entertainment including minigolf and kids' clubs
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9. ​Sole di Sari Campsite, Corsica
Scenic island setting | Smaller park | 86% reviews
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £1158 (2-bed Comfort)
Review score: 86% overall
Pools: Modest outdoor pools
Beach: 5 minute drive
Nearest airport: Figari (Corsica)
Best for: Families wanting scenery and exploring
Review score: 86% overall
Pools: Modest outdoor pools
Beach: 5 minute drive
Nearest airport: Figari (Corsica)
Best for: Families wanting scenery and exploring
Pros
- Beautiful Corsican setting
- Strong reviews
- Smaller, quieter atmosphere
- Good base for outdoor activities
Cons
- Limited onsite facilities
- Better for older kids than toddlers
- Fewer entertainment options
- Requires a flight
What It's Like
Sole di Sari is more of a scenic base than a full-scale resort.
Facilities are simple - a couple of pools, a playground and seasonal dining - but the location near forests, beaches and mountains including Monte Cinto is the main attraction. There are places to eat in the park, but only in the peak season. There are plenty of places to try watersports nearby, but you'll need to leave the site.
It’s better suited to families planning to explore Corsica rather than spend every day onsite.
It's near to Italy, so your best option is probably a flight from London which takes a couple of hours.
Facilities are simple - a couple of pools, a playground and seasonal dining - but the location near forests, beaches and mountains including Monte Cinto is the main attraction. There are places to eat in the park, but only in the peak season. There are plenty of places to try watersports nearby, but you'll need to leave the site.
It’s better suited to families planning to explore Corsica rather than spend every day onsite.
It's near to Italy, so your best option is probably a flight from London which takes a couple of hours.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The scenic Corsican setting is the main attraction, with many describing it as a good base for exploring the island. The atmosphere is often described as relaxed.
Common complaints: Facilities onsite are fairly simple, and those expecting large pool complexes or full entertainment programmes may find it limited.
Common complaints: Facilities onsite are fairly simple, and those expecting large pool complexes or full entertainment programmes may find it limited.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families who want a quieter island holiday and don’t need waterparks or organised entertainment.
Price
We found £1158 for a week in August 2026 in a two-bedroom Comfort caravan.
Location is key at Sole di Sari Campsite which is close to forest, beaches and mountains...
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...and it has a modest range of onsite facilities
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10. Südsee-Camp Campsite, Germany
Large inland park | Indoor pool | 79% reviews
Quick Facts
Price (Aug 2026): £1683 (3-bed Premium)
Review score: 79% overall
Pools: Indoor pool (paid entry)
Beach: Lake onsite
Nearest airport/ferry: Hanover / Calais + drive
Best for: Families road-tripping through Germany
Review score: 79% overall
Pools: Indoor pool (paid entry)
Beach: Lake onsite
Nearest airport/ferry: Hanover / Calais + drive
Best for: Families road-tripping through Germany
Pros
- Large range of activities
- Indoor pool
- Good stopover en route to southern Europe
- Lake and outdoor adventure activities
Cons
- Lower review score than others here
- Indoor pool costs extra
- Not coastal
What It's Like
Südsee-Camp is a large inland German holiday park with a lake and lots of sports facilities.
There’s an indoor pool complex (with additional charge) and it's also near a lake. There are lots of sports onsite, including crazy golf, basketball, table tennis, archery, horse riding, trampolining and an adventure course - as well as kids' clubs and places to eat onsite.
It feels more like a traditional European holiday park than a beach resort.
It’s often used as a stopover for families driving further south.
You can either fly to Hanover (90 minutes from London) and then hire a car/use public transport for the last hour's drive. Or you can get a 90-minute ferry from Dover to Calais and then drive for 8 hours.
There’s an indoor pool complex (with additional charge) and it's also near a lake. There are lots of sports onsite, including crazy golf, basketball, table tennis, archery, horse riding, trampolining and an adventure course - as well as kids' clubs and places to eat onsite.
It feels more like a traditional European holiday park than a beach resort.
It’s often used as a stopover for families driving further south.
You can either fly to Hanover (90 minutes from London) and then hire a car/use public transport for the last hour's drive. Or you can get a 90-minute ferry from Dover to Calais and then drive for 8 hours.
What visitors say about this Eurocamp resort
What visitors often praise: The range of activities and the size of the park are often mentioned positively, especially by families with active children.
Common complaints: The indoor pool incurs an additional charge, and review scores are more mixed than some of the other parks in this guide.
Common complaints: The indoor pool incurs an additional charge, and review scores are more mixed than some of the other parks in this guide.
Who Should Book This Eurocamp Resort?
Families travelling by car who want a large, activity-heavy park in northern Germany.
If beach access or premium facilities matter most, other parks on this list are stronger.
If beach access or premium facilities matter most, other parks on this list are stronger.
Price
We found £1683 for a week in a three-bedroom Premium caravan in August 2026.
There's a great range of things to do at Südsee-Camp including a large indoor pool...
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...and high wire activities
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Eurocamp's accommodation choices
Eurocamp has four main grades of accommodation to pick from:
Within each grade there are other variations that are usually called 'XL' or 'Plus' (e.g. Comfort XL). These offer more space or better facilities. Upgrading gets things like towels/bedding included as well as bigger beds, larger outdoor spaces and dishwashers. Some Eurocamp resorts also have lodges and camping, which don't fit into these neat categories. If you are bringing a dog, you will either need to pick Classic (£) or Comfort (££).
Read our full guide to Eurocamp's accommodation grades or read the official guide.
Within each grade there are other variations that are usually called 'XL' or 'Plus' (e.g. Comfort XL). These offer more space or better facilities. Upgrading gets things like towels/bedding included as well as bigger beds, larger outdoor spaces and dishwashers. Some Eurocamp resorts also have lodges and camping, which don't fit into these neat categories. If you are bringing a dog, you will either need to pick Classic (£) or Comfort (££).
Read our full guide to Eurocamp's accommodation grades or read the official guide.
Price comparison of Eurocamp's 10 best caravan holiday parks
For our price comparison we looked for a week's holiday for a family of four towards the start or middle of August 2026, in the cheapest accommodation available. We did notice quite a lot of variation in pricing throughout August, with the end of the month generally being cheaper than the start.
From cheapest to most expensive:
From cheapest to most expensive:
- Valle Gaia Campsite, Italy - £814
- Sole di Sari Campsite, Corsica, France - £1158
- La Garangeoire Campsite, France - £1194
- Koningshof Campsite, Netherlands - £1514
- Jungfrau Campsite, Switzerland - £1599
- Südsee-Camp Campsite, Germany - £1683
- Domaine des Ormes Campsite, France - £1761
- Duinrell Resort, Netherlands - £2075
- Cambrils Park, Spain - £2093
- Sanguli Camping and Resort, Spain - £2558
Which Eurocamp Site Is Best for You?
Best Eurocamp for Toddlers
La Garangeoire is a sensible choice thanks to its lagoon-style shallow pool and calmer atmosphere. Domaine des Ormes also works well if having a large indoor pool matters in unpredictable weather.
Best Eurocamp for Teenagers
Duinrell stands out for older children thanks to its theme park and large waterpark. Sanguli is another strong option if you want bigger pools and a livelier setting.
Best Eurocamp with an Indoor Pool
Domaine des Ormes has the most impressive indoor complex in this list. Koningshof and Südsee-Camp also offer indoor swimming, though on a smaller scale.
Cheapest Eurocamp in August
In our August 2026 comparison, Valle Gaia was the lowest-priced option. Sole di Sari and La Garangeoire were also comparatively affordable for peak season.
Best Eurocamp Near a Beach
Cambrils Park and Sanguli both offer easy beach access in Spain. Duinrell is also close to a sandy beach, although not directly on it.
Easiest Eurocamp to Reach from the UK
Duinrell and Koningshof are among the simplest options if you’re driving from the UK, with shorter onward journeys from Calais compared with southern France, Italy or Spain.
Best for a Quieter Holiday
Jungfrau and Sole di Sari are better suited to families who prefer scenery and exploring over organised entertainment and large-scale pool complexes.
Frequently asked questions about Eurocamp holidays
Which Eurocamp park is best for families with young children? ​
Parks with shallow pools, splash areas, and kids' clubs suit little ones best. La Garangeoire (in France) has a beach-style lagoon pool and family activities, while Duinrell (in the Netherlands) offers a theme park plus discounted entry to the Tiki Pool waterpark. All our top 10 are family-friendly, but simpler sites like Jungfrau may suit older kids or quieter trips better.
Are these Eurocamp parks dog-friendly?
Many Eurocamp parks allow dogs in selected accommodation grades (typically Classic or Comfort), but rules vary by park - dogs must usually stay on a lead, and some limit numbers or exclude certain grades like Premium/Ultimate. Always confirm pet policies on the official Eurocamp site when booking, and add your dog via their contact team after reserving.
Which Eurocamp site has the best swimming pools or water features? ​
Duinrell stands out with its large Tiki Pool complex. Domaine des Ormes features a big dome aquatic area with waves and splash zones. La Garangeoire has several pools plus a lagoon, while Sanguli and Cambrils offer themed pools, which are ideal for sunny days.
When is the best time to book Eurocamp for 2026?
Booking early usually gives better availability, choice of accommodation, and potential savings—prices can vary significantly even within the same month (e.g., late August dates are sometimes cheaper than early peak weeks). Check Eurocamp's special offers page for current promotions to lock in the best deal.
How do I get to these Eurocamps from the UK?
Options include Eurotunnel + drive (e.g., around 4 hours to Duinrell), ferries (e.g., Portsmouth to St Malo for Vendée parks like La Garangeoire), or short flights (e.g., to Reus for Spanish parks like Cambrils/Sanguli, or Pisa for Tuscany). Peak summer crossings are usually more expensive during school holidays.
