Domaine des Hautes Collines de la Côte d'Azur, Farm campground in Saint-Jeannet, France.
Domaine des Hautes Collines is a small campground with six pitches situated among vineyards and olive groves at the foot of Baou de Saint-Jeannet mountain. The site includes showers, toilets, sinks, a washing station, covered shelter, and parking.
The Rasse family established this agricultural estate and maintained wine production across the land for generations. In time, they converted part of the vineyard into camping facilities while continuing to grow grapes and olives.
The setting on a working estate gives visitors direct access to local wine traditions and the daily rhythms of rural agriculture. People here live alongside grape cultivation and olive growing, which shape how the land is used and cared for.
The site is best visited in spring and autumn when temperatures are mild and vineyard activity is at its peak. With only six pitches available, spots fill quickly, so early booking is helpful.
Guests can watch the rosé wine production and aging process unfold from their pitch and taste the estate's Rosé Tuilé de Saint Jeannet. Camping within an actively producing vineyard gives visitors a glimpse into winemaking that most people never experience.
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