Campsite near Belfort (28 km)
Nestled at the foot of the Vosges mountains, Belfort has a rich heritage, rolling countryside and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a lover of history, urban strolls or outdoor activities, this town in the
Discover Belfort, between heritage and nature
It’s impossible to evoke Belfort without thinking of its monumental Lion, sculpted by Bartholdi and a symbol of both resistance and the city. From the top of the citadel designed by Vauban, the view over the roofs of Belfort and the surrounding hills is breathtaking.
Continue your visit through the narrow streets of the historic center, lined with colorful facades, lively terraces and charming local boutiques. Art and culture lovers will also appreciate the Musée d’Art Moderne – Donation Maurice Jardot and the Musée d’Histoire, located in the heart of the citadel.
For a break from nature, the banks of the Savoureuse and the trails of the Ballon d’Alsace offer magnificent walking routes, between forests, lakes and panoramic views over the Alsace plain. These walks are ideal for families, with routes adapted to all levels and accessible viewpoints.
You can also explore the surrounding area, in particular Danjoutin and Valdoie, which are full of architectural and landscape surprises. Cyclists will appreciate the trails that link Belfort to these villages in a verdant setting. Nature is omnipresent in the Territoire de Belfort, offering a variety of pleasures that combine heritage and the great outdoors.
Belfort Citadel
Activities and events not to be missed in Belfort
Belfort vibrates all year round to the rhythm of its cultural events: every summer, the famous Eurockéennes Festival brings together thousands of music fans on the Malsaucy peninsula. In winter, the Christmas market and illuminations plunge the city into a magical atmosphere.
Sports enthusiasts will also find plenty to do with hiking, mountain biking and water sports on the nearby lakes. Families will appreciate the town’s parks and gardens, such as Parc de la Douce or Parc du Château, perfect for a picnic or a stroll at the end of the day.
In summer, the streets of Belfort host open-air concerts, farmers’ markets and a variety of events for young and old. Theater, dance and cinema fans can also enjoy a varied program in the city’s theaters. The choreographic center, the Maison du Peuple and the Pathé cinema all contribute to Belfort’s rich cultural offering.
For history and heritage enthusiasts, themed guided tours are offered all year round, providing a better understanding of the town’s identity and its role in regional and national history.
Stay at Camping Les Castors
Located in Champagney, just a few kilometers from Belfort, Camping Les Castors is an ideal base for discovering the region. Nestled between
After your visits to Belfort, take advantage of the campsite’s calm to recharge your batteries by the water or share a convivial moment on the terrace. A perfect starting point for alternating culture, nature and relaxation during your vacation in the Territoire de Belfort.
The campsite also offers family-friendly services and facilities: a children’s playground, a snack bar, entertainment in high season, and a small educational farm. Bikes are available for hire, so you can explore the surrounding trails without any hassle.
Its geographical location makes it an excellent base for visiting the Southern Vosges, the Alsace wine route and the region’s museums and historic sites. Whether you’re staying in a tent, mobile home or camper van, you’ll find a warm atmosphere and a warm welcome to make your stay a success.