Today, we are sharing something we have to think more about, and that is finding Eurocamp Parcs in France with Car Charging Points. We find it makes a trip more straightforward if we have the option to charge our hybrid car.

If you are planning your next trip and have an electric or hybrid car, you, too, will be starting to think about the logistics of getting to your Eurocamp Park in France. While having a hybrid car means you can refill it with petrol, it’s great to charge up before your return journey. We like to start long journeys fully charged and with a full tank. Likewise, if your car is fully electric, you must plan around stops with car charging access.

Eurocamp Parks in France With Car Charging Points

We have researched and listed all the Eurocamp sites with car charging access. That relieves the pressure and leaves you more time to think about what to pack and plan activities. And if you need a little time narrowing down the list check out the top rated Eurocamp Sites in the South of France to help you decide.

Île-de-France

• La Croix du Vieux Pont
  Berny-Rivière, Paris

Normandy, Eurocamp Sites in France With Car Charging Points

• La Vallée Houlgate, Normandy

Check out our review of Eurocamp La Vallée

Brittany

• La Grande Métairie Carnac, Brittany
• Domaine de Léveno Guérande, Brittany

Vendée

• La Garangeoire
  St Julien-des-Landes, Vendée
• Les Ecureuils
  St Hilaire-de-Riez, Vendée
• Le Pin Parasol
  Lac-du-Jaunay, Vendée
• La Dune des Sables
  Les Sables-d’Olonne, Vendée
• La Guyonnière
  St Julien-des-Landes, Vendée

Languedoc

• Club Farret
  Vias, Languedoc
• Domaine de la Yole
  Valras-Plage, Languedoc
• Domaine de Massereau
  Sommières, Languedoc
• Domaine Sainte Cécile
  Vias-Plage, Languedoc
• Le Méditerranée Plage
  Portiragnes-Vias, Languedoc

Roussillon

• La Chapelle
  Argelès-Plage, Roussillon
• Criques de Porteils Campsite
  Collioure, Roussillon
• La Sirène
  Argelès-sur-Mer, Roussillon
• La Coste Rouge
  Argelès-sur-Mer, Roussillon
• Ma Prairie
  Canet-en-Roussillon, Roussillon

Ardèche, Eurocamp Sites in France With Car Charging Points

• Le Ranc Davaine
  St Alban, Ardèche
• Domaine de Chaussy
  Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, Ardèche
• Domaine du Cros d’Auzon
  Saint-Maurice-d’Ardèche, Ardèche
• Les Ranchisses
  Largentière, Ardèche
• Aluna Vacances
  Ruoms, Ardèche
• Le Pommier
  Villeneuve-de-Berg, Ardèche

Corsica

• Marina d’Erba Rossa
  Ghisonaccia, Corsica
• Domaine d’Anghione
  Castellare-di-Casinca, Corsica

Gironde

• Atlantic Club Montalivet
  Vendays-Montalivet, Gironde
• Cote D’Argent
  Hourtin-Plage, Gironde

Riviera

• Domaine des Naiades
  Port Grimaud, Riviera
• La Presqu’île de St-Mandrier
  St-Mandrier, Riviera
• Saint-Aygulf Plage
  Saint-Aygulf, Riviera
• La Plage d’Argens
  St-Aygulf, Riviera

Loire, Eurocamp Sites in France With Car Charging Points

• Domaine de la Brèche
  Saumur, Loire
• La Côte Sauvage
  Saint-Clément-des-Baleines, Charente-Maritime
• La Clairière
  La Tremblade, Charente-Maritime
• Signol
  Saint-Georges-d’Oléron, Charente-Maritime

Gers

• Le Camp de Florence
  La Romieu, Gers

Aveyron, Eurocamp Sites in France With Car Charging Points

• Millau Plage
  Millau, Aveyron

Tips For Taking An Electric Vehicle To France

Research Charging Points in France

Charging infrastructure across France is good, but it’s essential to check availability along rural routes or in smaller towns. Apps like PlugShare, Chargemap, and the French app Freshmile can help you locate points, view real-time availability, and plan routes.

Understand Plug Types and Charging Standards

In France, Type 2 connectors are standard for public charging. Fast-charging stations typically use Combo CCS or CHAdeMO connectors, so confirm that your car or adapters are compatible before you travel.

Plan Charging Stops for Longer Journeys

Factor in time for stops if you’re travelling far. Motorways often have charging points at service areas, but it’s wise to book these in advance, especially during peak travel times. If you’re driving a hybrid, make note of petrol stations as a backup.

Be Aware of Local Traffic and Parking Rules

France’s low-emission zones, or Zones à Faibles Émissions (ZFEs), can restrict higher-emission vehicles, but EVs and hybrids often have access to dedicated parking areas or discounts. You might need a Crit’Air sticker for some city areas, so check ahead of time if this applies.

Check Your Roadside Assistance Coverage

Ensure that your policy covers EV or hybrid-specific issues, like flat batteries. Many providers in France offer special EV roadside assistance, and you may even find mobile charging units along major routes.

Know the Payment Methods

Charging stations in France often use pay-per-minute or pay-per-kWh systems, and some accept cards, though others require an RFID card or app like Chargemap or Freshmile. Consider loading these apps in advance to streamline payments.

Watch Your Range on French Motorways

High speeds on motorways (autoroutes) can quickly drain battery power. Plan for additional charging stops, particularly on longer routes, and take advantage of motorway rest areas with charging facilities when possible.