Camping Île de Ré, Campground in Les Portes-en-Ré, France.
Camping Île de Ré is a campground spread across natural land on the northern tip of the island. It sits between salt marshes and ocean views, offering space for caravans, motorhomes, and tents.
The area has roots in medieval salt harvesting, an industry that shaped the island's economy for centuries. The campground itself developed later to welcome visitors interested in exploring this working landscape.
Salt harvesting shaped life on the island for centuries, and you can still see how this work defined the community. The landscape itself tells the story of this tradition through the distinctive white patterns of the salt ponds.
The site welcomes visitors from spring through autumn with heated pools and dining options on-site. Equipment rental for bicycles and outdoor gear is available, along with direct beach access for swimming and water activities.
The grounds back onto a protected bird reserve where rare migratory species pass through each year. Many guests overlook this fact and simply enjoy camping without realizing they are surrounded by one of Europe's most important wetland habitats.
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