Campervan hire in France
from £80.93/night

France is a beautiful, diverse country steeped in heritage and history and home to some of the most gorgeous countryside in Europe and the world. There are Mediterranean beaches to explore, scenic little villages and medieval cities that have changed little. Many people wrongly see Paris as being all France is about. However, when you book a campervan for hire in France, you can drive around the country and find out what it’s about.

Whether you drive across the Pyrenees, to the Alps, through Loire Valley or in the Champagne region, you will have an unforgettable experience. Why not save some money when you book a camper van for hire in France by choosing our price comparison tool here at CamperDays? We work tirelessly with the best local firms so you can benefit from the best deals.

Best campervan routes around France

The French Riviera. One of the most enhanced driving routes in France, the French Riviera, is one that you should consider taking when you hire a campervan in France. It may only be around 120 km in distance and take around 3 hours to complete if you drive it without stopping. Still, there are so many coastal viewpoints, stunning beaches, breathtaking rolling mountains to see, and many different cities, including Monaco, Nice and Cannes, along the way. Hence, it’s worth taking your time with this route.

The Loire Valley. Many people have referred to the Loire Valley as The Garden of France, and with good reason. Starting in Orleans and finishing in Nantes, this 300-km road follows the beautiful Loire River. If you are interested in sampling and learning more about one of France’s most significant products and exports, wine, when you rent a motorhome in France, it is a great trip.

Places of interest and excursions in France

Cassis: Cassis is a small and quaint fishing village in the South of France, around 45 45-minute drive from Marseille. It is a beautiful and sleepy little place to visit and offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

French Pyrenees: The Pyrenees are a range of mountains stretching from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean Sea. The Pyrenees form a natural border between France and its neighbour Spain. Perfect for exploring natural parks, valleys, rivers, mountains and beaches. It is less crowded than the more famous French Alps.

Champagne Region: The Champagne-Ardenne region of France is a beautiful gateway to the country's east. It is famous for the illustrious drink it gives its name to, champagne. In addition to learning and sampling the nectar of the gods, you can explore the vast forests and beautiful waterways, such as the Lac du Der and Meuse.