Camping near Tours
Camping holidays in Tours
Are you looking for a campsite to use as a base for discovering Touraine, either in Tours or the surrounding area? Explore the castles of the Loire and the Chinonais. Book your mobile home or camping pitch at a lively and family-friendly campsite, complete with all the leisure facilities you need and a beautiful swimming pool!
Flower Campings welcomes you to our campsites near Tours, ideally located in the Loire Valley, close to royal castles and world-renowned vineyards. The nearest campsite is the 3-star Les Granges campsite in Luynes, which has a beautiful aquatic zone with a heated swimming pool. It is ideal for relaxing at your campsite with family or friends after returning from exciting hiking excursions, sightseeing trips and gastronomic adventures around the area. The Ile d'Offard campsite and the Loire et Châteaux campsite are also nearby, just 1 hour and 35 minutes from Tours.
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Camping L'Île d'Offard Pays de la Loire - Saumur
Come and explore the beautiful Loire Valley from our campsite in its stunning location on the banks of the River Loire.
From 26/09/2026 to 03/10/2026
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Camping Les Granges Centre Val de Loire - Luynes
Our green and peaceful campsite makes the ideal base for a tour of the Châteaux de la Loire.
From 29/08/2026 to 05/09/2026
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4 people From
Camping Loire et Chateaux Centre Val de Loire - Brehemont
Ideally located in the heart of the Loire Valley, close to its famous castles, you will be 500 m from the old port of Bréhémont.
From 05/09/2026 to 12/09/2026
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The best things to see and do in Tours
Once an ancient Gallo-Roman city, Tours is now the capital of the Loire Valley. On the banks of the Loire and the Cher, a holiday here offers an ideal mix of culture and nature: visit the famous Loire castles, the rolling vineyards and the wild river landscapes.
If you're staying at a campsite in or near Tours, your trip simply must include a walk through the medieval heart of the city. Start at the famous Place Plumereau, with its delightful half-timbered houses. Here, you can admire the basilica of Saint-Martin, the Grand Theatre and the Saint-Gatien Cathedral. Stop on the Rue Nationale, famous for its chic boutiques, and pay a visit to the Museum of Fine Arts. In its park is a magnificent cedar tree, as well as a rather quirky sight of a stuffed elephant named Fritz, which are both extremely popular among Touraine residents.
On the Loire side, why not soak up the atmosphere of a summer guinguette or take a romantic cruise down the river on a traditional flat-bottomed boat? The Boutavant company even offers sunset cruises, complete with an aperitif and a chance to taste local Touraine products. Among the unmissable delicacies in Tours are rillettes, rillons, Sainte-Maure cheese and tapé pears. However, above all else is the delectable nougat with candied fruit.
Spend your days going sightseeing, exploring or shopping before heading back to relax at your campsite in Tours. Stretch out and chill on the terrace of your mobile home, or take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool.
Sightseeing around Tours
On the Loire, Tours is a perfect destination for discovering the other treasures of the Touraine region, which includes the medieval cities of Chinon and Loches. A little deeper into the Loire is the town of Amboise, a must-see destination known for its royal Renaissance château that was once the home and royal residence of Francis I. You can also visit the fascinating Clos Lucé, the last home of Leonardo da Vinci: in this town, these sites of international renown attract visitors from far and wide year after year.
During your camping holiday in Tours, be sure to visit some of the most beautiful villages in Touraine: Montrésor and its Renaissance castle, Candes-Saint-Martin and its narrow cobbled lanes beside the Loire, as well as Crissay-sur-Manse and its beautiful bucolic scenery. All three are listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in France. Other must-see destinations in this region include Villaines-les-Rochers, a centre famous for basket-weaving; Richelieu, the Cardinal's historic town; and the listed abbey city of Beaulieu-Lès-Loches.
Visites et activités incontournables à Tours
Sur les rives de la Loire et du Cher, l’ancienne cité gallo-romaine est aujourd’hui la capitale du Val de Loire : une destination idéale pour visiter les châteaux de la Loire et découvrir les vignobles de renom qu’abritent les berges et coteaux du fleuve sauvage.
Si vous séjournez au camping à Tours ou à proximité, profitez-en pour flâner dans le cœur médiéval de la cité, autour de l’incontournable place Plumereau et ses hautes maisons à Colombages. Vous pourrez notamment y admirer la basilique Saint-Martin. Traversez la rue Nationale aux multiples enseignes de prêt-à-porter pour découvrir le Grand Théâtre et un peu plus loin, la cathédrale Saint-Gatien et le musée des Beaux-Arts de la ville. Son parc abrite un magnifique cèdre et l’éléphant naturalisé Fritz, bien connu des tourangeaux.
Que faire au bord de la Loire à Tours ?
Côté Loire, profitez de l’animation de la guinguette estivale ou embarquez à bord d’un bateau ancien à fond plat pour une balade romantique sur le fleuve. La compagnie Boutavant vous propose même des croisières au coucher du soleil avec apéritif et dégustation de produits du terroir tourangeau. Parmi les douceurs à ne pas manquer à Tours : les rillettes, les rillons, le fromage de Sainte-Maure, les poires tapées, mais surtout le nougat, une pâtisserie typiquement tourangelle aux fruits confits.
À vos retours d’excursions à Tours, de visites et de journées shopping, quel plaisir de retrouver la terrasse de votre mobil-home ou la piscine de votre camping !
Que visiter autour de Tours ?
Sur la Loire, Tours est une destination parfaite pour découvrir les autres trésors de Touraine, au premier rang desquels se trouvent les cités médiévales de Chinon ou de Loches. Un peu plus loin sur la Loire, la ville d’Amboise est un incontournable, pour son château royal de la Renaissance qui a accueilli la cour de François 1er, mais aussi pour le Clos Lucé, dernière demeure de Léonard de Vinci : des sites au rayonnement international, qui attirent les visiteurs des pays les plus lointains.
Durant votre séjour en camping à Tours, ne manquez pas de visiter les plus beaux villages de Touraine : Montrésor et son château Renaissance, Candes-Saint-Martin et ses calades étroites en bord de Loire, Crissay-sur-Manse et ses décors bucoliques. Ce sont trois cités classées parmi les Plus beaux Villages de France. Parmi les autres immanquables de la destination figurent Villaines-les-Rochers, haut lieu de la Vannerie ; Richelieu, cité historique du cardinal ; ou encore la cité abbatiale classée de Beaulieu-Lès-Loches.
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