Campsite near Montbéliard (48 km)

With its heritage, gastronomy and friendly atmosphere, Montbéliard attracts visitors in search of history and authentic discoveries. A former princely city, it retains a unique charm, marked by its past linked to the Dukes of Wurtemberg and its typical Franc-Comtois art of living. From the Les Castors campsite, enjoy an escapade full of flavor and culture, just a few kilometers from Montbéliard.

Discover Montbéliard, city of art and history

Dominating the town, the Château des Ducs de Wurtemberg is the symbol of Montbéliard. Today, this remarkable monument houses the Musée du Château, where art collections, historical objects and temporary exhibitions are on display. The view of the city and the Allan valley from its ramparts is splendid.

The historic center, with its colorful half-timbered houses, is an inviting place to stroll. The Place Saint-Martin, the Temple Saint-Martin – France’s oldest Protestant temple still in use – and the pedestrian streets offer a warm and lively atmosphere all year round.

Montbéliard has also been awarded the ” Ville d’Art et d’Histoire” (City of Art and History) label, which recognizes the richness of its architectural and cultural heritage. Guided tours, often organized by the tourist office, help visitors better understand the town’s unique history, marked by its Württemberg and Protestant past.

The city also places great emphasis on green spaces. The Jardin des Sculptures, just a stone’s throw from the château, and the alleys in the town center offer nature breaks right in the heart of the city. A destination on a human scale, ideal for the curious in search of history and local charm.

Unique charm

What we do, culture and events in Montbéliard

Montbéliard lives to the rhythm of its markets and festivals. The most famous is the Christmas market, often ranked among the most beautiful in France, which illuminates the town with a thousand lights in December. In summer, the Festival des Musiques du Monde and events in the old town add a festive, cosmopolitan touch.

For culture buffs, the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire Beurnier-Rossel and the Musée de l’Aventure Peugeot retrace the region’s industrial and artistic history. The latter, located in Sochaux, will delight car and design enthusiasts, with its rich collection of historic vehicles and documents.

Green spaces such as the Parc du Près-la-Rose offer fun and educational areas, with scientific facilities and a discovery trail ideal for families. The banks of the Allan river, designed for walking and cycling, provide a smooth link between different neighborhoods.

Montbéliard also offers a dynamic cultural program throughout the year, with exhibitions, live shows, concerts and local events providing the rhythm for life in the city. The theater, media library and concert halls regularly welcome regional and international artists, contributing to a lively and accessible local scene.

Stay at Camping Les Castors

Just a few minutes from Montbéliard, Camping Les Castors is the perfect place to combine urban discoveries with relaxation in the heart of nature. You’ll enjoy green surroundings, a pleasant stretch of water and comfortable accommodation, from mobile homes to traditional pitches.

After a day’s sightseeing in Montbéliard, come back to the calm of the campsite to relax by the water or share a meal on the terrace. Between heritage, culture and nature, your stay in Franche-Comté will take on its full flavor here.

The campsite offers a wide range of services, including a children’s playground, snack bar, seasonal entertainment, bread shop and bike rental. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, a family or with friends, you’ll find accommodation to suit your desires for comfort or adventure in the great outdoors.

Its location makes it easy to reach the cultural sites of Montbéliard, as well as the forests and hiking trails of the Southern Vosges. Camping Les Castors is an excellent base from which to discover the region in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

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