Camping in Drôme

Mobile home rental in the Drôme

With the verdant natural surroundings of the Drôme, it would be a shame not to make the most of an outdoor holiday. And that’s where Yelloh! Village comes in, welcoming you to 4 and 5 star campsites tucked away in the heart of the Drôme Provençale. Picture yourself waking up, drawing back the curtains, and enjoying breakfast on the terrace with a stunning view of the Drôme mountains – all while benefiting from the comfort and quality of a top-of-the-range mobile home rental. And that’s not all! You’ll also have access to all the top-notch facilities that make Yelloh! Village campsites so special.

After breakfast, a fantastic day awaits! You can, for example, make the most of a water park designed for the whole family. With a heated swimming pool, waterslides, a fun paddling pool, and an aquatic playground, campers big and small can dive in and savour the joys of the water!

There’s also a packed schedule of on-site activities, while your youngest campers can make new friends and have fun at the children’s clubs. Not to mention the multisports grounds, playgrounds, ping-pong tables and pétanque courts. There’s everything here for endless entertainment! And the fun doesn’t stop when the sun sets, thanks to the evening entertainment at your Drôme campsite.

For even greater convenience, our Artisans of Happiness have got all your needs covered. For example, you’ll find a range of shops and services on site. No need for endless trips back and forth – everything you could want is just steps away from your mobile home rental in the Drôme!

What can you do on a camping holiday in the Drôme?

The answer is simple: plenty! From Valence, with its historic monuments and Jouvet Park, to Montélimar, with its charming Allées Provençales and famous nougat, via the breathtaking landscapes of the Baronnies Provençales, the Prealps, and the Vercors Massif… enjoy a mix of leisurely city strolls and a deep connection with the stunning natural surroundings.

Nature lovers will find endless activities to enjoy – both on land and water. Hiking enthusiasts can explore the mountain trails, while cycling fans can take on the region’s legendary passes, just like a Tour de France champion! Thrill-seekers, meanwhile, can get their adrenaline fix with adventure and watersports in the Drôme’s rivers and valleys.

For a more relaxed pace, nothing beats wandering through the Drôme’s most beautiful villages. Must-see destinations include Dieulefit, Le Poët-Laval, Crest or Montbrun-les-Bains. With craft workshops, medieval landmarks, and a blend of Dauphiné and Provençal architecture, meandering through these enchanting streets is a true joy.

Before heading back to your Yelloh! Village mobile home rental in the Drôme, the gourmets among you can indulge in the region’s rich gastronomy. The local specialities showcase the department’s culinary heritage  – Ravioles de Romans (cheese-filled pasta), Montélimar nougat, Provençal caillette (pork terrine), and Clairette de Die sparkling wine… you’re in for a treat! And why not take a trip to the Valrhona Cité du Chocolat in Tain-l’Hermitage? The town is also renowned for its exceptional wines.

FAQ

What are the sightseeing attractions in the Drôme?

• Montélimar.
• Dieulefit
• The Baronnies Provençales Natural Regional Park
• Notre-Dame-d'Aiguebelle Abbey
• La Garde-Adhémar medieval village
• The castles: Grignan, Suze-la-Rousse, Aulan...
• The Tower of Crest
• Valence
• The Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval architectural attraction
• The Valrhona Cité du Chocolat
• Saoû Forest
• The Vercors Natural Regional Park (part of which lies in the Drôme and the rest in Isère)

What are the activities on offer in the Drôme?

• Hiking in the heart of the Drôme Provençale
• Mountain biking in the eastern part of the department (Vercors, Prealps, Baronnies, etc.)
• Watersports: rafting, canyoning, via ferrata, kayaking…
• A tour of the vineyards: Côtes-du-Rhône, Tain l’Hermitage, Vins du Diois, Grignan-les-Adhémar...
• An introductory flight in a paraglider
• Tree-top adventure courses

Which are the most beautiful rivers and lakes in the Drôme?

• The Pas des Ondes lake
• The Gorges d’Ubrieux
• The River Roubion
• Champos lake
• The Gorges de l’Escharis
• Les Vernets lake
• Aiguille lake

Which are the most beautiful villages in the Drôme?

• Le Poët-Laval
• Dieulefit
• La Garde-Adhémar medieval village
• Grignan
• Montbrun-les-Bains
• Mirmande
• Châtillon-en-Diois
• Allan
• Rochefort-en-Valdaine
• Pont-de-Barret

Which are the Drôme specialities that you simply must try?

• Ravioles de Romans (pasta filled with cheese)
• Montélimar nougat
• Picodon goat’s cheese
• Pogne, the local brioche
• The “suisse”, a biscuit in the form of a soldier!
• Clairette de Die
• Lunettes de Romans, jam-filled biscuits
• Valrhona chocolates
• Provençal caillette (pork terrine)
• The local wines: Crozes-Hermitage, Côtes-du-Rhône, Grigna-les-Adhémar, Vins du Diois

What are the main events nearby?

• The Saoû Chante Mozart festival, end of June-early July
• The Picodon rally in September
• The medieval festival in Crest in early June
• The 15 August medieval festival in Bourdeaux
• Naturellement, an eco-festival in Nyons
• The Wondersun Festival in Allan, in early summer
• The Ô Lac Festival, at Aiguille lake in early July
• The Crest Jazz Festival, end of July-early-August
• The Fêtes Nocturnes in Grignan in summer

What can you see and do in the Drôme if it’s raining?

• The Valrhona Cité du Chocolat
• The Palace of Sweets, Nougat and Souvenirs in Montélimar
• La Ferme aux Crocodiles in Pierrelatte
• The Museum of the Resistance in the Vercors, in Vassieux-en-Vercors
• The Ceramics Centre in the Pays de Dieulefirt