Pauillac

Visit and stay at a campsite near Pauillac in Gironde

Pauillac is a town of gourmets. Lovers of French gastronomy and fine wines come to visit this famous vineyard. Just 50 km from Bordeaux, Pauillac is also a family destination. Whether for swimming, boating or water sports, or to recharge your batteries in nature, or to explore the hiking trails, this small commune has plenty to offer tourists on a camping holiday near Pauillac.

What to see and do in Pauillac

Pauillac is a small town in the Gironde department. It’s part of the Médoc peninsula, world-famous for the quality of its grape varieties. Don’t miss the Route des Châteaux for an oenological immersion in the heart of one of France’s most famous vineyards.

No fewer than 18 grands crus flourish in the region: Latour, Mouton-Rothschild and La Rose de Pauillac, France’s oldest wine cellar, to name but a few. The benefits of the sun on the vineyards also delight holidaymakers. Pauillac can also be visited by the whole family: the Marina, the Grotte d’Artigues and the covered market housed in a former presbytery are all places of interest. The flora and fauna are perfectly preserved, as is the case with the Parc naturel marin de l’estuaire de la Gironde et de la mer des Pertuis. To make the most of the village, stay at Camping La Côte d’Argent in Hourtin-Plage. Our 5-star campsite is located just 30 minutes from Pauillac.

What to do around Pauillac in Gironde?

Gironde is the tourist region par excellence. Its mild climate and numerous activities make the region the ideal destination for all holidaymakers: families, couples or friends. All around Pauillac, the towns and villages have their own specialities.

In Saint-Laurent-Médoc, visit the 500 hectares of vineyards and discover the local architecture with the Saint-Laurent and Notre-Dame-de-Benon churches. In Saint Estèphe, a stroll through the vineyards before a tasting is a must.

Cissac-Médoc is a plunge into history with its many châteaux: Château Cissac, Château du Breuil, Château Lamothe-Cissac and Château Fontesteau. A former military complex built into the hillside, the Citadelle de Blaye offers an exceptional panoramic view of the Gironde estuary.

Bordeaux, la Belle Endormie, is only 50 kilometers away: be sure to stop by and stroll the picturesque streets of the old town. Beaches, forests, lakes, vineyards, heritage… Pauillac’s surroundings are full of tempting promises.

Where to stay camping near Pauillac?

The Côte d’Argent campsite attracts families in a relaxing setting for visiting Pauillac and the surrounding area. Ideally located just 300 meters from the Atlantic coast and a few kilometers from the immense Lac d’Hourtin, our campsite is an ideal place for swimming and water sports. Children will love the 9,000 m² aquatic area with its heated pool and waterslides. The little ones can learn to swim in the paddling pool.

Our cottages and mobile homes sleep from 2 to 8 people and all have private terraces, ideal for aperitifs with friends or family dinners. Camping pitches are also available for those who prefer a more natural vacation, right in the heart of the pine forest. Sports enthusiasts will also find plenty to do at the Côte d’Argent campsite in Hourtin: cycle path, tennis court, fitness room, pétanque court… there’s something for everyone.

When you visit Pauillac, you’ll know where the wine on your table comes from. With its 18 grands crus, the village is a hub of France’s wine heritage. Vineyards and châteaux are the region’s main tourist attractions. But that’s not all: sports enthusiasts and those who just want to relax are well catered for in the region during a stay at a campsite near Pauillac.