Holiday Green Eurocamp – An Honest Family Review 2025

This summer, we chose to stay at Holiday Green Eurocamp in the south of France, just outside the town of Fréjus on the beautiful Côte d’Azur. We were after somewhere with an amazing pool, plenty for the kids to do, and within easy reach of the beach and nearby towns we could explore as a family. Holiday Green had all of that and more.

If you’re dreaming of a family holiday filled with sunshine, swimming and sightseeing (without the hefty price tag), Eurocamp is such a great option! Their parks are dotted all over Europe and are brilliant for families, especially if you’re travelling with little ones.

Arriving at the Camp

Check-in was super easy! Friendly staff, no queues, and everything explained clearly, so we were in and settled in no time. As we made our way through the site, I instantly felt relaxed. Holiday Green is surrounded by nature, with tall pine trees and loads of greenery creating a calm, peaceful vibe from the moment you arrive.

Holiday Green Eurocamp – Entertainment

The whole central area of the parc is so well thought out, especially for families.

Everything is in one place – the kids’ club, playground, evening entertainment, the restaurant and bar – all set around the pool complex. This setup makes a huge difference, especially if you’ve got older kids who want a bit of freedom, because it’s all close-knit and easy to keep an eye on from wherever you’re sitting.

👧🧒 Kids’ Club & Activities

There’s a full activity schedule for children of different ages, and Leo loved popping into the kids’ club. It’s run by friendly, energetic staff and had loads going on – from crafts to games to dance-offs. It gave us a bit of downtime too, which is a win all round!

🎭 Evening Entertainment

In the evenings, the parc puts on a full line-up of entertainment. There were family-friendly shows, games, and music most nights, which meant we didn’t feel the need to head off-site looking for something to do. It was such a nice way to end the day – sat with a drink while Leo enjoyed the mini disco or watched a show.

Holiday Green Eurocamp – Dining Options

• Main Restaurant: For a sit‑down evening, there’s a restaurant with both indoor dining and a terrace. A good option if you’re feeling fancy or want a proper dinner without leaving the parc.

• La Paillote Snack Bar: Perfect for casual lunches or when you just need something easy. Things like salads, sandwiches, paninis, hot dogs, waffles, crepes, ice creams. No fuss, just good, simple stuff.

• Take‑away / Quick Bite Options: If you want something even more casual, there are take‑away choices.

• Bars & Lounge Areas: There’s a bar by the water park called Lounge Bar, which is perfect for an afternoon cocktail or relaxing drink while the kids splash about. Also Art Travel Bar is a lively open‑air spot, often hosting concerts, games or family entertainment in the evening.

• Bakery / Pastry Stand: If you’re up early or want something small for breakfast or late morning treats, there’s a bakery or pastry stand with fresh bread and croissants. Very handy.

• Mini‑market / Grocery: For days when you’d rather self‑cater (or need things like snacks, drinks, or essentials), there’s a mini‑market on site so you don’t need to drive into Fréjus every time.

Things To Do Near Holiday Green Eurocamp (No Car Needed!)

An added bonus of staying at Holiday Green Eurocamp is that you don’t need a car to explore the area. Every day, a free shuttle bus leaves from the campsite, taking you to different nearby towns – which is a total game changer if you’re not confident driving abroad or just want a more relaxed holiday. No sat nav stress, no parking dramas – just hop on and go!

We had a car on this trip and chose to drive ourselves, but it’s really good to know that there’s a free and easy alternative available. Especially for families, solo travellers, or anyone wanting to keep things simple – the shuttle makes exploring the Côte d’Azur much more accessible.

This area is packed with beautiful, family-friendly places to visit – from sandy beaches and charming old towns to fountains, carousels, and some of the best sea views we’ve ever seen!

Parking in Nice: We parked in the Promenade des Arts underground car park, which was central and convenient for the Old Town and fountains. It cost around €7.50 for just under three hours – totally reasonable for a big city like Nice.

Parking here was just under €8 for just under three hours, which felt totally reasonable for the location.

Other Places to Visit Nearby

If you’ve got more time in the area or fancy switching things up from the beach, there are loads of other fab spots within easy reach of Holiday Green. Whether you’re after nature, fun for the kids, or something a bit different, here are a few options to consider:

💦 Aqualand Fréjus

Perfect if you’ve got little ones (or big kids!) who love a waterpark. It’s just a few minutes from the campsite and has loads of slides, splash zones and space to cool off. Great for a full-on fun day, especially when it’s roasting and the beach feels like too much effort.

🐦 Les Étangs de Villepey (Villepey Ponds)

This nature reserve is just outside Fréjus and offers peaceful walking trails, bird spotting and a nice break from the busier coastal spots. Great if you want to take a packed lunch and just slow things down a bit.

🌸 Grasse – The Perfume Capital

If you fancy a day away from the coast, Grasse is a gorgeous hilltop town known for its perfume industry. There are museums, cute cobbled streets and amazing views. It’s a bit of a drive but worth it for something completely different.

🥾 The Esterel Massif

For more active days, the Esterel Mountains offer stunning red rock landscapes and beautiful coastal walks. You don’t need to do a full hike – even a short walk here gives you incredible views and a totally different vibe from the beach towns.

⛵ Saint-Tropez

A bit more of a day trip, but if you’ve never been, Saint-Tropez is fun for a wander. Expect glitzy yachts, little boutiques, and a real “south of France” feel. You can drive or look into boat trips from nearby ports.

🌊 Théoule-sur-Mer

Less busy than Nice or Cannes but just as pretty, Théoule-sur-Mer is a lovely little town with quiet beaches, red rock cliffs, and dreamy sea views. Great for a more peaceful day by the water.

🛥 Sanary-sur-Mer

This seaside town is a little further out but has a proper local feel, with colourful boats in the harbour, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe.

Holiday Green Eurocamp – Overall

We had such a brilliant time at Holiday Green Eurocamp. The location is perfect for exploring the Côte d’Azur, the parc itself has everything you need for an easy, family-friendly break, and there’s so much to do both on site and nearby. Whether you want beach days, pool time, or just a bit of chilled-out sunshine, it’s all there – and the fact that it’s so well set up for kids made the whole trip feel like an actual holiday for us grown-ups too.

We visited Eurocamp as an ambassador for the brand. All opinions shared are our own.