Camping de l'Ill - Colmar

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Camping de l'Ill - Colmar is pure enjoyment in Alsace

Experience the ultimate glamping pleasure at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar! Just 2 km from the charming center of Colmar, this campsite offers a stay in nature. Relax on the banks of the Ill River, enjoy modern facilities such as a heated swimming pool and sample local Alsatian cuisine in the restaurant. In Colmar, visit Little Venice by boat, and the city aboard the tourist train.

  • Heated pool
  • 2 km from Colmar
  • In the middle of Alsace
  • Only 2 km from center
  • Taste genuine Alsace wines
  • Cozy Christmas markets
  • Bar/restaurant
  • Separate children's pool
  • Outdoor pool
  • Play a game of bocce
  • Playground for the little ones
  • Barbecue for rent
  • On the banks of the Ill River
  • Bike rental
  • Outdoor activities in the area

Facilities and activities at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar

(Sports) activities

  • Bicycle rental
  • Petanque court
  • Ping pong table

Activities in the area

  • Cycling
  • Golf course (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
  • Canoeing
  • Treetop adventure park
  • Horseback riding
  • Walking
  • Tennis

Kids and teenagers

  • Playground (outdoor)

Location

  • Near a city
  • By the water

Park facilities

  • Reception
  • Accessible by public transport
  • WiFi in public area (free)

Spoken language

  • English
  • French

Swimming pool

  • Outdoor pool
  • Paddling pool

Food & Beverage

  • Bar
  • Restaurant

Holiday park

  • Huttopia
Camping de l'Ill - Colmar

Surroundings

View of grapevines near Horbourg-Wihr, France, with a church tower and forested hills in the distance.
Vineyards and scenic hills surround Horbourg-Wihr, a picturesque town in Grand Est, France, in this image.
Colorful half-timbered houses and a canal scene near Horbourg-Wihr, Grand Est, France in sunlight.

Alsatian villages

Alsace is home to numerous charming villages that take you back to days gone by. Eguisheim, with its circular streets and colorful half-timbered houses, is a must-see. Riquewihr enchants with medieval architecture and surrounding vineyards. In Kaysersberg, stroll along cobblestone streets past traditional houses and an imposing castle. These villages offer an authentic experience of Alsace's rich culture and history.

People stroll past colorful half-timbered houses and cafés in a picturesque town in Grand Est, France.
A colorful butterfly rests on a purple flower near Horbourg-Wihr, Grand Est, France, surrounded by greenery.

Markets of Colmar

Colmar bustles with lively markets where you can soak up the local culture. The covered market, housed in a historic building, offers an array of fresh produce and regional specialties. The weekly markets around Place des Dominicains and Place de la Cathédrale offer artisanal goods, clothing and more. These markets are ideal places to discover the authentic flavors and crafts of Alsace.


Colmar

Located in the heart of Alsace, Colmar is a city that oozes charm and history. Known for its well-preserved medieval and early Renaissance architecture, Colmar offers a fairytale atmosphere with colorful half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets. The quaint district of "La Petite Venise" with its picturesque canals is perfect for a romantic boat ride. Culture enthusiasts will enjoy the Unterlinden Museum, where the famous Isenheimer altarpiece can be admired. In addition, Colmar is known as the capital of Alsatian wines, with numerous wine bars and tasting rooms where you can enjoy local specialties. Whether you're wandering the atmospheric streets, enjoying the local cuisine or delving into its rich history, Colmar is fun for everyone.

Route des Vins d'Alsace

The Route des Vins d'Alsace is a 170 km wine route stretching from Marlenheim to Thann, taking you through an enchanting landscape of rolling vineyards and charming villages. Along the way you will pass picturesque towns such as Riquewihr, Eguisheim and Kaysersberg, each with their own unique character and wine traditions. This route offers the perfect opportunity to taste the famous Alsatian wines, such as Riesling, Gewürztraminer and Pinot Gris, directly from the winemakers. In addition to wine tastings, you can enjoy local gastronomy in traditional winstubs and discover the region's rich history and culture. Whether you are a seasoned wine lover or just looking for an idyllic road trip, the Route des Vins d'Alsace promises an unforgettable experience.

Practical information

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Scored with a 8.6

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  • 12 Jan 2026

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  • 06 Jan 2026

    Super happy for years

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    Super contente depuis des années

    Review from Google
  • 05 Jan 2026

    We stayed in a Columbia chalet for a short trip. Reception, staff & camping store: The reception is right by the entrance, so check-in/check-out was quick. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Camping store offers almost nothing, unfortunately in the winter season there are not even non-alcoholic drinks to buy - water also not. We didn't quite understand this, as various wines were on offer and non-alcoholic drinks don't need any more space or special storage facilities than a bottle of wine. There is a supermarket nearby but we arrived on a public holiday and luckily we bought a little something beforehand otherwise we would have been out of luck. But what's great is that you can order bread for the next day. Colmubia Chalet: The Columbia chalet is well well equipped, it was warm and cozy in winter thanks to sufficient heating, there is a kitchen with gas stove, enough pots and even a filter coffee machine is on site. There is enough space for 3 to 4 people. There are 2 small bedrooms, a sofa area, a high table with bar stools. In summer it is certainly also very nice to sit outside on the veranda. What we didn't like was the cleanliness. It was very dusty in some places and you could find tape under the bed or dental floss on the metal rod of the curtain. We were also allowed to wash the dishes again before using them for the first time. We think it's a shame that other people before us didn't wash the dishes more thoroughly, for example, but of course it's also a shame that room service doesn't clean thoroughly from time to time or make sure that everything is really clean. We assume that many people clean themselves and don't pay the high 65 euro cleaning fee and therefore the chalet is only cleaned superficially. It wasn't tragic, not everything is always perfect at home either, but we paid the 65 euro cleaning fee and would have expected a little more cleanliness. But we think that many other people don't pay this 65 euro cleaning fee and clean themselves, as it seems to be only superficially checked or not at all. We even think that the chalet was not cleaned thoroughly with our 65 euros. It wasn't a tragedy, it wasn't dirty or disgusting, but cleanliness is something else for us. We have been to many campsites and know different things. But apart from that we found the chalet very comfortable and slept very well. Surroundings: The area around the campsite is really beautiful and well-kept. If we had had our dog with us, we would certainly have gone for a walk on site. The bus stop is also on site and it's easy to get into the city center. The highway is often criticized, of course we heard it too but didn't find it annoying at all. Suggestions/suggestions for the campsite: Expand the camping store a bit more, offer more products for everyday use, even in the winter months. There would be enough space. Integrate the cleaning fee directly into the rental prices. It would be better to charge a little more for the rental accommodation but to be able to offer more cleanliness in return. We really enjoyed our stay and would love to come back.

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    Wir waren für einen Kurztripp in einem Columbia-Chalet. Rezeption, Personal & Campingshop: Die Rezeption ist direkt bei der Einfahrt, so konnte das Check-In/Check-Out rasch abgewickelt werden. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Campingshop bietet so gut wie nichts, in der Wintersaison gibt es leider nicht einmal alkohlfreie Getränke zu kaufen- Wasser ebenfalls nicht. Haben wir nicht ganz verstanden, da diversen Wein angeboten wurde und alkoholfreie Getränke brauchen ja nicht mehr Platz oder besondere Lagermöglichkeiten wie eine Flasche Wein. Es gibt zwar einen Supermarkt ganz in der Nähe aber wir sind an einem Feiertag angreist und zum Glück haben wir vorher noch eine Kleinigkeit eingekauft ansonsten hätten wir Pech gehabt. Aber was supper ist, man kann ,,Brot" für den nächsten Tag bestellen. Colmubia-Chalet: Das Columbia-Chalet ist gut ausgestatt, es war dank genügendenden Heizungen warm&kuschelig im Winter, es gibt eine Küche mit Gasherd, genügend Töpfe sogar eine Filterkaffemaschine ist vor Ort. Mit 3 bis 4 Personen hat man dort genügend Platz. Es gibt 2 kleine Schlafzimmer, ein Sofaberreich, einen hohen Tisch mit Barhocker. Im Sommer ist es sicher auch sehr schön draussen auf der Veranda zusitzen. Was wir nicht so gut fanden, war die Sauberkeit. Es war angewissen Orten sehr staubig und man fand z.B. unter dem Bett Klebeband oder an der Metallstange des Vorhanges Zahnseide. Auch das Gschirr durften wir vor dem ersten Gebrauch nochmals abwaschen. Wir finden es zu einem sehr schade, dass andere Personen vor uns z.B. das Gschirr nicht sauberer abgewaschen haben aber natürlich auch, dass der Zimmerservice nicht ab und an Mal gründlich putzt oder respektiv schaut, dass es alles wirklich Sauber ist. Wir gehen davon aus, dass viele selber putzen und die hohen 65 Euro Putzgebühren nicht bezahlen und somit das Chalet jeweils nur oberflächlich geputzt wird. Es war jetzt nicht tragisch, zuhause ist auch nicht immer alles Perfekt aber wir haben die 65 Euro Putzgebühren bezahlt und hätten etwas mehr Sauberkeit erwartet. Aber wir denken, dass viele andere Personen diese 65 Euro Putzgebühr nicht bezahlen und selber putzen, da es ja anscheinend nur oberflächlich kontrolliert wird oder sogar überhaupt nicht. Wir denken sogar, dass das Chalet mit unseren 65 Euro nicht gründlich geputzt wurde. Es war jetzt nicht tragisch, es war ja nicht schmutzig oder ecklig aber Sauberkeit ist für uns etwas anderes. Wir waren schon auf vielen Campingplätze und kennen anderes. Aber ansonsten fanden wir das Chalet sehr gemütlich und haben auch sehr gut geschlafen. Umgebung: Die Umgebung vom Campingplatz ist wirklich schön und gepflegt. Hätten wir unseren Hund dabei gehabt, wären wir sicherlich auch vor Ort eine Runde spazieren gegangen. Die Bushaltestelle ist auch vor Ort und man kommt somit gut in die Innenstadt. Oft wird die Autobahn bemängelt, wir haben diese natürlich auch gehört aber empfanden es überhaupt nicht als störend. Anregungen/Vorschläge für den Camping: Der Campingshop etwas mehr Ausbauen, mehr Produkte anbieten für den Alltag, auch im Wintermonat. Platz wäre ja genügend vorhanden. Die Putzgebühr direkt in die Mietpreise integrieren. Lieber etwas mehr verrechnen für die Mietunterkünfte aber dafür auch mehr Sauberkeit anbieten können. Wir haben unseren Aufenthalt sehr genossen und kommen gerne wieder.

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  • 04 Jan 2026

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Frequently asked questions about Camping de l'Ill - Colmar

  1. Do I have to pay tourist tax?

    Yes, this must be paid on site (local rate)

  2. What is there to do in the area?

    Camping de l'Ill - Colmar is the ideal base for various activities. Just 2 km away is the historic center of Colmar, perfect for a cultural day trip. For nature lovers, there are bike trails along the Ill River and hiking trails in the nearby Parc Naturel Régional des Ballons des Vosges, about 40 km away. At 20 km you will find the German border, ideal for an international trip. There are also opportunities for canoeing and kayaking on the river, and you can go horseback riding in the Neuland forest, just a few kilometers from the campground. With so much to do, there is always a new adventure to be had.

  3. What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping de l'Ill - Colmar?
    The check-in at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.
  4. Is Camping de l'Ill - Colmar open all year round?
    No, Camping de l'Ill - Colmar is open from 4 April until 7 January.
  5. Is there a restaurant at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar?
    Yes there's a restaurant at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar. Besides that the park offers a bar.
  6. Is there a swimming pool at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar?
    At the park you will find an outdoor pool and a paddling pool.
  7. Is there a wifi at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar?
    The park offers free wifi in the shared space(s).
  8. Is there a bike rental facility at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar?
    Yes, at Camping de l'Ill - Colmar you'll find a bicycle rental.

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