Discover the charm of Alsace and surrounding cities at Camping Le Giessen
Camping Le Giessen is located in the heart of Alsace and is a lively place where there is something new to experience every day. While children have fun in the kids club or playground, you can relax and enjoy a drink at the bar on the campsite. Have fun in the river, where the water is shallow and plenty of dams can be built. Thanks to its central location, you can discover the region with its cities, the wine route and adventurous activities. Experience a relaxing and adventurous holiday at Camping Le Giessen.
- By the river
- Entertainment and kids club
- In the middle of nature
- Bread can be ordered
- Bar with terrace
- Entertainment and kids' club
- Evening entertainment for everyone
- Free access to public swimming pool
- Small river along the campsite
- Mini-market available
- Launderette available
- Dogs allowed
Facilities and activities at Camping Paradis Le Giessen
(Sports) activities
- Petanque court
- Ping pong table
- Volley ball court
Activities in the area
- Brewery (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- Casino (<30 KM / 12.4 MILES)
- Cycling
- Golf course (<30 KM / 12.4 MILES)
- Canoeing
- Climbing
- Treetop adventure park
- Zipline
- Museums (<20 KM / 9.3 MILES)
- Mountain biking
- Nature park (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- Horseback riding
- Paragliding
- Picturesque villages
- Fishing
- Winery (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
- Tennis
- National park (<10 KM / 6.2 MILES)
- Paddle boarding
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Mini disco
- Kids club
- Playground (outdoor)
- Bouncy castle
Location
- Near a forest
- Mountain area
Park facilities
- Reception
- WiFi in public area (payed)
- Shop
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- English
- French
Swimming pool
- Paddling pool
Unique properties
- 4 / 5 star campsite
Food & Beverage
- Bar
Holiday park
- Seasonova
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Surroundings



Discover the Vosges from the campsite
From Camping Paradis Le Giessen in Bassemberg, you step straight into the green landscape of the Vosges, where hiking and cycling trails lead you through forests, valleys, and peaceful mountain slopes. In the immediate surroundings, the Giessen winds through the valley and well-marked routes provide varied outings at every level. The landscape of the Massif des Vosges offers a mix of nature and small villages where you can stop along the way. In this way, you discover the silence, space, and variety of Alsace in an active way, directly from the campsite and entirely at your own pace.


Discover the most beautiful villages in Alsace
From Camping Paradis Le Giessen, discover atmospheric villages in Alsace such as Obernai, Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr. These places are known for their half-timbered houses, narrow streets and lively squares where the typical Alsatian atmosphere is clearly felt. During a walk through these villages, you will pass local shops, wine cellars and historic facades that show the character of the region. It is a varied day trip where culture and architecture come together and where you can truly experience the charm of Alsace. From the campsite, it is an ideal way to get to know the region better and experience the Alsatian atmosphere on foot for yourself.
Visit colorful Colmar
From Camping Paradis Le Giessen you can reach Colmar in a short time, one of the best-known cities in Alsace. Stroll through the historic center with its colorful half-timbered houses and atmospheric canals in ‘Petite Venise’. The city is known for its lively squares, shops and Alsatian charm, making a visit a varied day trip close to the campsite. It is an ideal stop during your stay in the region.
Animals up close in Alsace
From Camping Paradis Le Giessen, you can visit La Montagne des Singes in Alsace, where Barbary macaques roam freely through the forest and you can observe them from very close up. Right next to it is the Volerie des Aigles, where impressive bird of prey shows take place with eagles, owls and falcons flying above your head. A nice outing from the campsite that brings you closer to nature.
Practical information
- Check-in: 16:00, check-out: -10:00
- Opened from 1 April until 1 November
- wiFi in public area (payed)
- Free parking nearby or at the park
- Booking conditions
- Cancellation conditions
Camping Paradis Le Giessen scored with a 6.6
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Summary created out of 157 reviews
The park is appreciated for its staff, central location in Alsace and peaceful setting by a stream. Guests praise the nearby municipal swimming pool facility that is freely accessible. Key areas for improvement are the hygiene of sanitary facilities (often described as dirty and poorly maintained), inconsistent customer service, limited opening hours of bar and restaurant, and insufficient enforcement of campsite rules.
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14 Aug 2026
I gave it just one star because I couldn't give it zero stars!! The campground is dirty and poorly maintained, the restrooms are out of order, the bar is only open from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. even though that isn’t mentioned on the website, and the manager is unbearable. In short, stay away!!
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J'ai mis que une étoile car je n'ai pas pu mettre 0 étoile !! Camping sale, pas entretenu, sanitaires hors service, le bar qui est ouvert que de 17h a 23h alors que ce n'est pas préciser sur le site, le directeur qui est imbuvable. Bref a fuir !!
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12 Aug 2026
Warm welcome, confirmation email, shaded site, quiet. Too bad there was only one restroom facility
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Bon accueil, mail de. Validation de réservation, emplacement ombragé, calme . Dommage qu'un seul espace sanitaire
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11 Aug 2026
The pool is very far from the campground
The curtains in the mobile home are really small
The entertainment program needs improvement
The welcome reception consisted only of alcohol—nothing for the kidsthis is a translation, click here for the original
Piscine très loin en dehors du camping
Rideaux du mobile home vraiment petit
Animation a revoir
Pot d'accueil que de l'alcool rien pour les enfants -
10 Aug 2026
This summer, we went to Camping Paradis Le Giessen for two weeks and booked a comfort cottage there. Upon arrival, the staff were friendly, though their English was very limited. At first glance, the cottage looked neat, but it wasn’t really clean. On top of that, we were missing basic items in the kitchen, such as a cutting board (which is pretty handy, after all!), and the cutlery was of mediocre quality.
We stayed in a cottage near the front desk with our 9-month-old baby. You’d think that would be convenient—until you discover there’s a tent set up on the field next door for evening activities. Great fun for teenagers, but the noise went on until 11:00 p.m. With a 9-month-old baby, this is a disaster; it cost us quite a few sleepless nights.
As if that weren’t enough, we had to deal with serious technical issues. Halfway through the vacation, the drain trap under the sink suddenly came loose while we were doing the dishes. Everything flooded into the kitchen cabinets, across the living room floor, and all the way into the bathroom! The front desk was already closed, so we walked to the bar. Within 15 minutes, the maintenance crew was there to secure the trap, but that was the extent of their help. No mop, no extra towels, nothing. Since our own towels were completely soaked and dirty from the filthy water, we asked at the bar if we could use the washing machine as a courtesy. Unfortunately, we were told we simply had to pay to use the one in Sanitary Building 1. Not a shred of service or compassion.
Later in the week, it started to rain, and it turned out there was also a leak in the bedroom. There was a large puddle of water on the shelf above the bed (where, incidentally, an extension cord was lying!) and the entire bed was soaking wet. The maintenance crew showed up with a single small towel to dry things off and then expected us to go out and observe and locate the leak ourselves while it was raining. When we mentioned this to the front desk, they brushed it off with the excuse that “wood expands and contracts due to the heat.” After a long discussion, we fortunately did get clean bedding, but the damage was already done.
After all this hassle and the noise, we were so fed up that we went home two days early. Are you French and do you have teenagers? Then this is probably a great campground. But if you’re looking for peace and quiet with a young family? Then definitely skip this campground. In any case, we’re never coming back here!this is a translation, click here for the original
Deze zomer zijn we voor twee weken naar Camping Paradis Le Giessen gegaan en hebben hier een comfort cottage gereserveerd. Bij aankomst werden we vriendelijk geholpen door het personeel, al spraken ze erg gebrekkig Engels. Het huisje zag er op het eerste oog netjes uit, maar echt schoon was het niet. Bovendien misten we basiszaken in de keuken, zoals een snijplank (toch wel handig!) en was het bestek van matige kwaliteit.
Wij zaten met onze baby van 9 maanden in een huisje vlakbij de receptie. Handig zou je denken, tot je ontdekt dat er op het veld ernaast een tent staat voor avondactiviteiten. Hartstikke leuk voor tieners, maar de herrie ging door tot 23:00 uur 's avonds. Met een baby van 9 maanden is dit een ramp; het heeft ons een flink aantal slapeloze nachten gekost.
Alsof dat nog niet genoeg was, kregen we te maken met serieuze technische gebreken. Halverwege de vakantie liet de sifon onder de gootsteen opeens los tijdens de afwas. De hele boel stroomde leeg in de keukenkastjes, over de woonkamervloer tot in de badkamer toe! De receptie was al dicht, dus naar de bar gelopen. Binnen 15 minuten stond de technische dienst er om de sifon vast te zetten, maar daar hield de hulp ook op. Geen dweil, geen extra handdoeken, niets. Omdat onze eigen handdoeken volledig doorweekt en vies waren van het vieze water, vroegen we bij de bar of we als coulance gebruik mochten maken van de wasmachine. Helaas: we moesten gewoon betalen in sanitairgebouw 1. Geen enkele vorm van service of medeleven.
Later in de week begon het te regenen en bleek er ook nog lekkage in de slaapkamer te zijn. Er stond een grote plas water op de plank boven het bed (waar nota bene een verlengsnoer lag!) en het hele bed was zeiknat. De technische dienst kwam met één handdoekje om de boel droog te maken en verwachtte toen dat wij het lek maar moesten gaan observeren en lokaliseren tijdens de regen. Toen we hier wat van zeiden bij de receptie, werd het weggewuifd met de smoes dat 'hout uitzet en krimpt door de warmte'. Na een lange discussie kregen we gelukkig wel schoon beddengoed, maar het kwaad was al geschied.
Na al dit gedoe en de herrie waren we er zo leeg van dat we twee dagen eerder naar huis zijn gegaan. Ben je Frans en heb je tieners? Dan is dit vast een prima camping. Maar ben je op zoek naar rust met een jong gezin? Sla deze camping dan absoluut over. Wij komen hier in ieder geval nooit meer terug! -
09 Aug 2026
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07 Aug 2026
Too many people across the way
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Frequently asked questions about Camping Paradis Le Giessen
What are the check-in and check-out times for Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
The check-in at Camping Paradis Le Giessen starts at 16:00. The checkout should be done before 10:00.Is Camping Paradis Le Giessen open all year round?
No, Camping Paradis Le Giessen is open from 1 April until 1 November.Is there a restaurant at Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
No there are no restaurants at Camping Paradis Le Giessen. The park does however offer a barIs there a swimming pool at Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
At the park you will find a paddling pool.Is there a wifi at Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
The park offers payed wifi in the shared space(s).Is there a camping store at Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
Yes, at Camping Paradis Le Giessen you'll find a shop.Is there an entertainment team at Camping Paradis Le Giessen?
Yes there's entertainment at Camping Paradis Le Giessen. Besides that the park offers mini disco.