Campsite near Kaysersberg (55 km)
Ranked as one of France’s most beautiful villages, Kaysersberg embodies the magic of Alsace. Nestling in the heart of the vineyards, this picturesque village boasts half-timbered houses, medieval charm and rolling countryside. Between walks, heritage and gastronomy, Kaysersberg is an unmissable stopover to discover from Camping Les Castors, ideally located for exploring the Alsace Wine Route.
Discover Kaysersberg, the pearl of Alsace’s vineyards
Stroll along the cobbled streets lined with colorful houses, admire the flower-bedecked bridges spanning the River Weiss and let yourself be carried away by the authentic atmosphere of this emblematic village. The imperial castle overlooking the valley offers a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Kaysersberg and the surrounding vineyards.
Don’t miss the church of Sainte-Croix and its remarkable Romanesque portal, as well as the small craft stores showcasing local products such as wine, honey, gingerbread and pottery. In December, the Kaysersberg Christmas market is one of the most famous in Alsace, offering a warm and magical atmosphere.
The village has preserved its heritage while developing a varied cultural offering. Exhibitions, concerts and guided tours are regularly organized, especially in fine weather. The atmosphere is always friendly, whether you come for a stroll or to learn more about Alsace’s heritage.
Awarded the “Station Verte” label, Kaysersberg is also committed to sustainable tourism, promoting its natural environment and traditions. A charming destination not to be missed for those wishing to discover authentic Alsace.
Pearl of the Alsace vineyards
Walks and activities around Kaysersberg
Hiking enthusiasts will enjoy the vineyard and forest trails around the village, particularly those leading to the Vosges ridges and Sigolsheim castle. The landscape alternates between vineyards, forests and spectacular views over the Alsace plain.
The nearby towns of Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé and Colmar are also well worth a visit to extend your immersion in Alsatian culture. Families will enjoy the valley’s museums and nature activities, while gourmets can sample local specialties in traditional winstubs.
The Albert Schweitzer Museum, dedicated to the village’s famous physician and Nobel Peace Prize winner, offers a touching and instructive cultural interlude. For those who prefer outdoor activities, there are bicycle tours to explore the surrounding area in complete freedom, with itineraries to suit all levels.
In summer, many events punctuate local life: farmers’ markets, open-air concerts, folklore and wine festivals. The off-season is also a time for leisurely strolls among the golden vines, in a peaceful and luminous atmosphere.
Stay at Camping Les Castors
About an hour’s drive from Kaysersberg, Camping Les Castors welcomes you to a green and peaceful setting at the foot of the Vosges mountains. Ideal for relaxing after a day of sightseeing, it offers comfortable accommodation, a swimming area and spacious pitches in the heart of nature.
The campsite offers wooden chalets, mobile homes and pitches for tents and motorhomes. You’ll also find a children’s playground, a snack bar, a bakery and seasonal entertainment. A warm welcome awaits all types of holidaymaker.
From the Camping Les Castors, enjoy a holiday combining cultural discovery, hiking and relaxation in the heart of a region rich in tradition and magnificent scenery. Its location also makes it easy to reach other emblematic sites such as the Munster valley, the Ballons des Vosges nature park or the Route des Crêtes.
Whether you’re looking for peace and quiet, nature or proximity to the typical villages of Alsace, this campsite is the ideal starting point for exploring the region in a relaxing, authentic setting.