Pets-allowed campsite in the Hérault

Are you looking for a pets-allowed campsite for your next holidays in the Hérault? Make your choice among the 107 of hérault establishments corresponding to this theme in our guide! Page 5

107 campsites are available

CAMPING LA MAÏRE GITOTEL

3 Stars Campsite

Sérignan Plage Hérault

+33 4 67 39 72 00

CAMPING LE CLOS DE LA GRANGETTE

3 Stars Campsite

Sérignan Plage Hérault

+33 4 67 35 23 11

CAMPING LES ONDINES

3 Stars Campsite

Vias Hérault

CAMPING FLOTS BLEUS FRANCE FLORIDE

3 Stars Campsite

Vias Plage Hérault

CAMPING LES FLOTS BLEUS

3 Stars Campsite

Vias Plage Hérault

CAMPING NATURISTE LA SOURCE DE SAINT-PIERRE

4 Stars Campsite

Naturist Campsite

Aniane Hérault

CAMPING DUNES ET SOLEIL

4 Stars Campsite

Marseillan Plage Hérault

CAMPING L'ÉMERAUDE

4 Stars Campsite

Portiragnes Plage Hérault

CAMPING LES SABLINES

4 Stars Campsite

Vendres Plage Hérault

CAMPING L'HERMITAGE

5 Stars Campsite

Valras-Plage Hérault

CAMPING CLUB LE NAPOLÉON

5 Stars Campsite

Vias Plage Hérault

Which campsites accept dogs choose for your holiday in the Hérault?

To fully enjoy your stay with your beloved pet, going on vacation with your dog is possible in a pet-friendly campsite.

When you have a pet, going on vacation can often be a puzzle. Making the choice to go on holiday without your daily companion often presents a problem. Indeed, if the destination of your dreams does not accept dogs or cats, you used to have to arrange for your pet to be cared for during the vacation, which is not necessarily easy or economical.

Today, many campsites allow animals, as they have recognized the great benefit of welcoming your entire family. In a dog-friendly campsite, this service is generally paid, but some welcome them for free. However, they will all require an up-to-date vaccination record for your pet. Other campsites do not accept pets in the rentals, only on the pitches. You must therefore always inquire before booking.

Of course, tranquility and respect for everyone's vacation are paramount, your dog will have to be kept on a leash, and if this is not already the case, you will need to learn to use the small poop bags, sometimes provided free of charge at the campsite reception.