Camping near Antibes 
Ideally situated between the sea and the mountains, Antibes is a city with a tourist vocation, where tradition and nautical pleasures, history and heritage come together. Its old town, its night markets in high season, its ramparts, its port and its sandy beach.
Antibes city side
Antibes
Situated between the sea and the mountains, Antibes is a city of character where tradition and nautical pleasures, history and heritage come together.
At Camping Les Pinèdes, we’re particularly fond of the old town of Antibes. Divided by its ramparts, it’s largely pedestrianized and brimming with small shops, workshops and restaurants. Weekly markets attract tourists and locals alike, especially the covered Provencal market. In summer, visitors can also enjoy night markets along the ramparts.
Don’t hesitate to take a stroll along the harbor, where you can admire the luxury yachts on the “billionaires’ quay”. You can also take a stroll along the ramparts, from where you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean.
For art lovers, Antibes is home to the Picasso Museum, the Napoleonic Museum and an archaeology museum.
Don’t miss Fort Carré, remarkable for its star-shaped design by Vauban.
Antibes by the sea
There are plenty of sandy beaches to choose from here. These are the sandy beaches closest to Les Pinèdes campsite. Adjacent to the town you’ll find Plage de la Gravette (against the ramparts) and Plage de la Salis. Along Cap d’Antibes, you’ll find plenty of choice, and if you bring a mask and snorkel, you’ll appreciate the marine flora and fauna on offer.
Starting from the Garoupe beach on Cap d’Antibes, a coastal path offers a pleasant stroll along the coast, accessible to all walkers, young and old.
Marineland water park
Famous water park only 15 km from Les Pinèdes campsite, go and applaud orcas and dolphins at Marineland in a grandiose show.
Next to the park you’ll also find Adventure golf, Kid’s Island, Aquasplash and Antibes Land.
Nightlife
The old town of Antibes is also popular for its pubs, bars, restaurants and stores, which close late in the summer, leaving us to enjoy some beautiful evenings.
On the other side of Cap d’Antibes, Juan-les-Pins is ideal for a night out, with its many nightclubs, bars and seafood tastings.
