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Unusual campsites in the Grand Est region

42 unusual campsites, individually selected, to book directly with the campsite.

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Au Mica
★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 430€ / week · Canvas bungalow
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Huttopia Forêt des Vosges
star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 610€ / week · Bivouac
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Camping D’étival
★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 450€ / week · Bivouac
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La Tour du Stock
★★★ star rating
Moselle · Grand Est
from 580€ / week · Treehouse
La Mine D’argent
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 680€ / week · Vintage caravan
L’ill
★★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 670€ / week · Treehouse
Le Lac D’orient
★★★★ star rating
Aube · Grand Est
from 700€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Camping de Rhodes
★★ star rating
Moselle · Grand Est
from 580€ / week · Pitch
Les Bouleaux
★★★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 290€ / week · Pitch
Le Bellevue
★★ star rating
Ardennes · Grand Est
from 640€ / week · Canvas bungalow
Camping du Bois Joli
Meuse · Grand Est
from 470€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Camping de Villey-Le-Sec
★★★ star rating
Meurthe-et-Moselle · Grand Est
from 290€ / week · Bivouac
Camping de Neufchâteau
★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 610€ / week · Bivouac
Les Étangs du Longeau – Foxycamp
★★ star rating
Meuse · Grand Est
from 540€ / week · Treehouse
La Pelouse
★★★ star rating
Meurthe-et-Moselle · Grand Est
from 300€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Ecolonie
Vosges · Grand Est
from 520€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Alsace Les Castors
★★★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 690€ / week · Treehouse
Vauban
★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 490€ / week · Campétoile
Domaine D’haulmé
★★★★ star rating
Ardennes · Grand Est
from 760€ / week · Canvas bungalow
Domaine de Longemer
★★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 250€ / week · Bivouac
La Clairière du Verbamont
Vosges · Grand Est
from 710€ / week · Bubble
Camping Municipal Metz Plage
★★★ star rating
Moselle · Grand Est
from 410€ / week · Pitch
Vosgina
Vosges · Grand Est
from 710€ / week · Vintage caravan
Domaine du Heidenkopf
★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
from 290€ / week · Bubble
Les 2 Hohnack
★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 440€ / week · Bivouac
Camping du Muhlenbach
★★★★ star rating
Moselle · Grand Est
from 730€ / week · Pitch
Yelloh ! En Champagne
★★★★★ star rating
Haute-Marne · Grand Est
from 640€ / week · Pitch
L’orée des Vosges
★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 400€ / week · Pitch
Camping du Staedly
★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
from 410€ / week · Pitch
La Moselle
★★ star rating
Meurthe-et-Moselle · Grand Est
from 290€ / week · Bivouac
L’orée du Bois
★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 710€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Les Huttes
★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
from 420€ / week · Pitch
Camping de Masevaux
★★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 510€ / week · Coco-Sweet
Camping de Strasbourg
★★★★ star rating
Bas-Rhin · Grand Est
from 420€ / week · Pitch
Aux Rives du Lac
★★ star rating
Aube · Grand Est
from 550€ / week · Coco-Sweet
Les Deux Pins
★★★ star rating
Vosges · Grand Est
from 500€ / week · Pitch
Huttopia Wattwiller
★★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 530€ / week · Bivouac
Le Rupt
Meuse · Grand Est
from 250€ / week · Pitch
Domaine de La Grelette
Marne · Grand Est
from 660€ / week · Unusual accommodation
Amis de La Nature
★★ star rating
Haut-Rhin · Grand Est
from 360€ / week · Pitch
Le Clos du Vieux Moulin
★★★ star rating
Marne · Grand Est
from 740€ / week · Coco-Sweet
Le Faucon
Ardennes · Grand Est
from 610€ / week · Unusual accommodation
our selection

Our selection of campsites unusual in Grand Est

A verified selection, presented on equal footing, in an order that changes with every visit.

the guide

Everything about the campsites unusual in Grand Est

42 unique campsites await you in the heart of the Grand Est, between the Vosges massif, the Champagne vineyards and the half-timbered villages of Alsace. Average rating 4.2/5, prices from €250 to €760 per week depending on the accommodation, for a capacity of 2 to 6 people depending on the cabins and chalets on offer. Treehouse, gypsy caravan, bubble, kota, barrel or star tent: the Vosges and the Haut-Rhin concentrate most of the region's unique accommodation offer. Online booking, availability depending on season.

Vosges, Haut-Rhin, Moselle: where to find a unique campsite in the Grand Est?

The Vosges bring together the largest number of unique campsites in the region, 11 in total, between mountains and forests. The Haut-Rhin follows with 9 campsites, around Mulhouse and the Alsatian Vosges massif. The Moselle and the Bas-Rhin have 4 each, between Strasbourg and the Sainte-Croix animal park near Rhodes. Meurthe-et-Moselle and Meuse total 3 campsites each, the Ardennes 3, the Aube and the Marne 2 each, the Haute-Marne 1.

Which unique accommodation to choose in the Grand Est?

Bivouac can be found notably at Camping d'Étival, in the Vosges. The treehouse is available at La Clairière du Verbamont and Huttopia Forêt des Vosges, where a hut is also found. Domaine du Heidenkopf, in the Bas-Rhin, combines bubble, kota and barrel. La Mine d'Argent, in the Haut-Rhin, offers a vintage caravan and gypsy caravan, also available at Camping de Strasbourg. Vauban, in Neuf-Brisach, offers star tent and tiny house. Each accommodation has beds suited to the whole family, with room details and capacity shown on the listing before booking. Besides unique accommodation, most campsites also offer tent pitches and classic chalets for more traditional comfort. No unique campsite in the Grand Est currently offers a private spa or Nordic bath.

Pool, restaurant, pets: what on-site services?

18 of 42 campsites have a pool, 16 of them heated. 41 accept pets, almost the entire regional offer. 19 offer an on-site restaurant and bar, and 6 remain open year-round. 33 display an official star rating.

Spotlight on a few estates

Les Deux Pins, in Anould in the Vosges, shows 4.9/5 for 504 reviews. Camping d'Étival, also in the Vosges, offers bivouac for 118 reviews. Domaine du Heidenkopf, in the Bas-Rhin, combines bubble, kota and barrel for 482 reviews. Huttopia Forêt des Vosges gathers 470 reviews for its treehouse and hut. La Mine d'Argent, in the Haut-Rhin, offers vintage caravan and gypsy caravan for 194 reviews. Camping de Rhodes, in the Moselle, near the Sainte-Croix animal park, has 16 reviews. Vauban, in Neuf-Brisach, offers star tent and tiny house for 856 reviews. Camping de Strasbourg remains the most reviewed unique campsite in the region with 5,183 reviews for its gypsy caravan.

to discover

What to see and do in Grand Est

Entre montagnes vosgiennes, villages à colombages et sites mémoriels, le Grand Est offre un vaste choix de visites pour prolonger un séjour en camping insolite, en vacances comme en week-end.

Strasbourg, la route des vins et le château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg

Strasbourg, sa cathédrale et son quartier de la Petite France comptent parmi les incontournables du Bas-Rhin. La route des vins d'Alsace, jalonnée de villages à colombages, traverse le Haut-Rhin jusqu'au château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg, au cœur du massif des Vosges.

Le massif des Vosges et Épinal

Le massif des Vosges, entre lacs et forêts, offre randonnée et sports de montagne. Épinal, préfecture du département, et Vittel, réputée pour ses eaux minérales, complètent cette destination nature.

Verdun, Nancy et la Champagne

Dans la Meuse, Verdun rappelle l'histoire de la Première Guerre mondiale. Nancy, en Meurthe-et-Moselle, s'organise autour de la place Stanislas, classée à l'UNESCO. Dans l'Aube, les vignobles de Champagne et le lac du Der complètent ce vaste territoire.

Chaque camping insolite du Grand Est se réserve en ligne, avec le détail de l'hébergement, de sa capacité et des équipements disponibles sur place.

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our method

How we select every campsite

1

A verified criterion, not a promise

Every insolite campsite is checked against its official listing and real photos, not a marketing pitch.

2

Reputation, backed by reviews

We cross-check public Google ratings and reviews. An establishment below family standards doesn't make the selection.

3

Direct booking, transparent pricing

You book directly with the campsite, no middleman or hidden markup. The price shown is the price you pay.

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Selection curated by Théo, editorial lead at Aimer Camper and specialist in unusual campsites. His method & guides →

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comparison

Compare campsites unusual in Grand Est

CampsiteRatingUnusual accommodationGypsy caravanFromRating
Domaine de La Grelette 660€/sem. 3.8/5
frequently asked questions

FAQ - Unusual campsites in the Grand Est region

Where can you find an unusual campsite in Grand Est?
Unusual campsites in Grand Est are concentrated mainly in the Vosges and Haut-Rhin, then in Moselle and Bas-Rhin. They are found mainly near Strasbourg, the Vosges massif and the Alsace wine route.
How much does a stay at an unusual campsite in Grand Est cost?
The price of a stay at an unusual campsite in Grand Est ranges from €250 to €760 a week depending on the accommodation chosen, treehouse, gypsy caravan, bubble, kota, barrel or campétoile tent, and the booking period.
Do the unusual campsites in Grand Est have a heated pool?
Yes, 16 out of 42 unusual campsites in Grand Est offer a heated pool, and 18 have a pool in total. Details are given on each campsite's page before booking.
Can you bring your pet to an unusual campsite in Grand Est?
Yes, 41 out of 42 unusual campsites in Grand Est accept pets, often under conditions such as up-to-date vaccination or being kept on a leash. Details are given on each campsite's page.
What unusual accommodation can you find in Grand Est?
Unusual accommodation in Grand Est includes treehouses, gypsy caravans, bubbles, kotas, barrels, campétoile tents and bivouacs. Each campsite offers its own selection, to choose according to the capacity needed.
Does an unusual campsite in Grand Est offer a private spa?
No, no listed unusual campsite in Grand Est currently offers a private spa. The region instead relies on its natural setting, between the Vosges and vineyards.
What is the average rating of unusual campsites in Grand Est?
The average rating of unusual campsites in Grand Est is 4.2/5, calculated from Google reviews across all 42 campsites listed in the region.
Can you book an unusual campsite online in Grand Est?
Yes, every unusual campsite in Grand Est can be booked online directly on its page, with details of availability, rates and amenities offered depending on the chosen period.
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