Camping on the Île de Ré

Mobile home rental on the Île de Ré

To make the most of your stay on the Île de Ré, choose a mobile home rental that suits you. Luckily, with Yelloh! Village, you can enjoy a top-of-the-range experience in comfortable accommodation. Discover our range of accommodation for 2 to 7 people, suitable for couples, families or groups of friends.

Take advantage of the many on-site facilities too: swimming area, kids’ clubs, family activities, shops and services all help enhance your stay. Everything you need is just a stone’s throw from your Île de Ré camping accommodation.

You’ll have all the comfort you need to fully enjoy an outdoor holiday.

What to do while camping on the Île de Ré

By choosing to stay on the Île de Ré, you open the door to a wide array of discoveries and activities. A true gem of the Atlantic coast, the "White Island" reveals a patchwork of historic sites, natural treasures and charming villages. From fascinating museums and remarkable fortifications to pristine beaches, nature reserves and authentic churches, every visitor will find something to satisfy their curiosity.

Outdoor enthusiasts will be spoiled for choice, both on land and at sea. Lively beaches, secluded coves, vast pine forests, cycle paths and hiking trails invite you to escape. Whether you're a fan of water sports, bike rides or long walks, the Île de Ré is the perfect playground for both adventure and relaxation.

Traditions are alive and well here too. With colourful markets, artisan workshops and salt marshes, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to discover the island’s soul, shaped by history, passion and deep-rooted heritage.

The Île de Ré is also the perfect place to slow down: here, slow travel is second nature. Relax on the beach, wander through picturesque alleyways or let yourself be enchanted by the scenery on a bike ride – even crossing the island’s famous bridge! You’ll enjoy a real sense of escape and wellbeing for an unforgettable camping holiday.

FAQ

What are the must-see sights on the Île de Ré?

• Phare des Baleines lighthouse and museum, with stunning ocean views
• Lilleau des Niges Nature Reserve, a paradise for nature lovers
• Ars-en-Ré and its distinctive church tower
• Saint-Martin-de-Ré, its quaint streets and Vauban fortifications
• The island’s salt marshes
• The remains of the Abbaye des Châteliers
• Fort la Prée, the oldest military building on the island
• La Flotte and its Platin museum

What activities can you enjoy during your stay on the Île de Ré?

• Hike the many footpaths through unspoilt countryside
• Cycle across the island on safe bike trails
• Try fishing on foot or at sea, depending on the tide
• Take a boat trip to see the island from another perspective
• Try parasailing for a bird’s-eye view of the Atlantic
• Enjoy watersports like towable inflatables, wakeboarding, windsurfing, and more
• Birdwatch in the protected nature zones
• Learn to sail or windsurf at the island’s various spots

Which villages shouldn’t be missed on the Île de Ré?

• Saint-Clément-des-Baleines, close to the famous lighthouse
• Ars-en-Ré, ranked among France’s most beautiful villages
• La Flotte, authentic and lively all year round
• Les Portes-en-Ré, in the heart of wild landscapes
• Saint-Martin-de-Ré, for its port and vibrant atmosphere
• Rivedoux-Plage, the first stop when arriving on the island
• Loix, surrounded by salt marshes

Which beaches offer the most stunning views on the Île de Ré?

• Rivedoux-Plage, a vast sandy beach
• Bois-Plage beaches, perfect for families
• La Pergola and La Charge-Neuve in La Couarde-sur-Mer, ideal for watersports
• Loix beach, peaceful and preserved
• La Conche des Baleines, famed for its wild setting
• The beaches of Les Portes-en-Ré: Trousse-Chemise, Le Lizay and Petit Bec – all celebrated for their natural beauty

When is the best time to go camping on the Île de Ré?

The Île de Ré enjoys the benefits of the sea combined with an oceanic climate. That said, from December to February, temperatures don’t usually rise above 10°C and rainfall is more frequent. From March onwards, the weather becomes milder.

Summer remains the best time to visit the island. From May to September, the temperatures are often more pleasant than on the mainland and rarely exceed 25°C – perfect for swimming, sightseeing and outdoor activities.