{"id":32231,"date":"2020-08-13T19:36:51","date_gmt":"2020-08-13T17:36:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/french\/?p=32231"},"modified":"2021-03-18T21:44:36","modified_gmt":"2021-03-18T20:44:36","slug":"au-camping","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/french\/au-camping\/","title":{"rendered":"French Vocabulary – Au Camping"},"content":{"rendered":"

Au camping en\u00a0fran\u00e7ais – <\/i>Camping in French<\/p>\n

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One favorite French\u00a0passe-temps<\/em>\u00a0(pastime) is camping alongside the beautiful French\u00a0campagne\u00a0<\/i>(country side). Here are some popular places to camp in France, as well as some camping vocabulary below!<\/p>\n

Le Ranolien, Brittany\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

On the northwestern coast of France the Le Ranolien<\/em>\u00a0campsite in Brittany is found near\u00a0Perros Guirec, <\/em>a seaside resort that is known for its pink granite rock formations. This is an especially popular choice for those who are history buffs, as a walk along the coast will bring you to a building used to house the German army during WWII, complete with evidence of gunfire and bombings.<\/p>\n

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Les P\u00e9neyrals, Dordogne<\/em><\/p>\n

Les P\u00e9neyrals<\/em> campsite in the Dordogne is only 10 km from the famed Lascaux<\/em> prehistoric cave. Unfortunately the original cave has been closed to the public since the late 60’s in order to be preserved, but an impressive replica has been built close by that can be visited and admired. The details have been carefully reproduced, even the temperature of the cave.<\/p>\n

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Lavender farm, Provence\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

The area of Provence\u00a0<\/em>is known for its lavender farms, which makes for a picturesque camping site, as well as gorgeous pictures.<\/p>\n

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Le Belledonne campsite, The Alps<\/em><\/p>\n

Could you imagine camping with a view of the sunning and most extensive mountain range across Europe? You could do just that at\u00a0Le Belledonne <\/em>campsite and enjoy plenty of hiking, summer skiing at Alpine resorts, and mountain climbing.<\/p>\n

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Ch\u00e2teau de Marais, Loire Valley<\/em><\/p>\n

The Loire Valley is known for its beautiful ch\u00e2teaux<\/em> and vineyards, so naturally it makes for a popular campsite. The Ch\u00e2teau<\/em>\u00a0de Marais<\/em> campsite is close to the famous Ch\u00e2teau\u00a0<\/em>de Chambord,\u00a0<\/em>pictured below. The Ch\u00e2teau\u00a0<\/em>de Chambord\u00a0<\/em>is the largest and most recognizable ch\u00e2teaux\u00a0<\/em>in the Loire Valley. It is famous not only for its grand size, but also for its impeccable blend of Renaissance and Medieval French architecture.<\/p>\n

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Now for some French camping vocabulary:<\/p>\n

Un sac de couchage<\/em> – sleeping bag<\/p>\n

Des jumelles<\/em> – binoculars<\/p>\n

Un sac a dos<\/em> – a backpack<\/p>\n

Une hache – <\/em>a hatchet<\/p>\n

Une casquette – <\/em>a baseball cap<\/p>\n

Une carte – <\/em>a map<\/p>\n

Une lampe de poche – <\/em>a flashlight<\/p>\n

Un thermos – <\/em>a thermos<\/p>\n

Des chaussures de randonn\u00e9e – <\/em>hiking shoes<\/p>\n

Une tente – <\/em>a tent<\/p>\n

Un spray anti-moustiques – <\/em>mosquito repellant<\/p>\n

Un feu de camp –<\/em> a campfire<\/p>\n

Un couteau suisse –\u00a0<\/i>a Swiss army knife<\/p>\n

Une trousse de secours <\/i>– <\/i><\/b>a\u00a0first aid kit<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Au camping en\u00a0fran\u00e7ais – Camping in French One favorite French\u00a0passe-temps\u00a0(pastime) is camping alongside the beautiful French\u00a0campagne\u00a0(country side). Here are some popular places to camp in France, as well as some camping vocabulary below! Le Ranolien, Brittany\u00a0 On the northwestern coast of France the Le Ranolien\u00a0campsite in Brittany is found near\u00a0Perros Guirec, a seaside resort that…<\/p>\n

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