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When exactly is the low season?<\/h2>\n
Let\u2019s start with the basics \u2013 when is the low season? Many campsites actually divide the year into three seasons: low, mid, and peak seasons. Broadly speaking, the seasons are as follows:<\/p>\n
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Low season: January, February, March, April, October, November, December<\/li>\n
Mid season: mid-May, June, September<\/li>\n
Peak season: July, August<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Of course, some campsites have different peak seasons. For a campsite at the foot of a ski slope with heated facilities and ski amenities, the winter months might be seen as the peak season.<\/p>\n
Nature at its best<\/h2>\n
In spring and autumn, nature is often at its best. In spring, you\u2019ll enjoy stunning colours and scents as everything is green and in bloom. In autumn, trees and leaves turn beautiful shades of yellow, red, and orange. During the peak season, temperatures come into play. It\u2019s not only quite warm, especially in southern countries, but also dry, which means nature often struggles and loses its lustre in the middle of summer.<\/p>\n
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In the low season, nature is at its best, letting you fully enjoy the scents and colours.<\/p><\/div>\n
Quieter towns and villages<\/h2>\n
In some places during July and August, it\u2019s so busy you can hardly move. In the low season, this is much less of an issue. The reason is simple: far fewer people are free to travel. So, you\u2019ll spend less time queuing at museums, and finding a spot on a terrace is much easier. Another benefit is that temperatures in spring can be quite pleasant, making it ideal for enjoying a terrace.<\/p>\n
The campsites themselves are also usually much quieter. You won\u2019t have to queue for showers or washing up, and there\u2019s much more space by the pool.<\/p>\n
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A major benefit of low-season camping: it’s much quieter on campsites and in nearby villages.<\/p><\/div>\n
Affordable rates in spring and autumn<\/h2>\n
In peak season, many people are looking to secure a camping spot. In the low season, demand is much lower, so campsites make prices more attractive. Perfect if you\u2019re not bound by work or school holidays, allowing you to go camping at a lower cost.<\/p>\n
School holidays<\/h2>\n
Camping during school holidays offers plenty of opportunities for affordable and relaxing getaways. Autumn and spring breaks are ideal times to take a break, experiencing nature at its best. During the Christmas holiday, enjoy picturesque winter landscapes, cosy campfires, and even winter sports at some locations.<\/p>\n
Easter and Pentecost also bring advantages: the weather starts to warm up, days grow longer, and the first blossoms appear. By camping during these periods, you avoid the summer crowds and can often benefit from lower rates and discounts. Many campsites also offer fun, seasonal activities, ensuring you\u2019ll never be bored.<\/p>\n
Even cheaper camping in the low season<\/h2>\n
As stated above, camping is cheaper in the low season and rates can become even lower with CampingCard ACSI<\/a>. This discount card<\/a> allows you to stay at participating campsites for only \u20ac13, \u20ac15, \u20ac17, \u20ac19, \u20ac21, \u20ac23, \u20ac25 or \u20ac27 per night during the low season. On eurocampings.co.uk<\/a> you can recognise these campsites immediately by the blue CC logo.<\/p>\n
And the best part? The price already includes everything: a pitch for two people, electricity, hot showers, and VAT. Taking the dog along? That\u2019s free, provided the campsite allows pets. With CampingCard ACSI, you can save up to 60%. Some campsites even let children up to five stay for free and offer discounts like 7=6 (nights). Super affordable!<\/p>\n
Low-season campsites<\/h2>\n
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Where should I go in the low season?<\/h2>\n
Wherever you want! Head out in spring to Tuscany<\/a> or to Provence<\/a> in autumn. There\u2019s no need to book in advance, so what are you waiting for? Check the weather forecast, see where the sun is shining, and plan your next trip!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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When exactly is the low season?<\/h2>\nLet\u2019s start with the basics \u2013 when is the low season? Many campsites actually divide the year into three seasons: low, mid, and peak seasons. Broadly speaking, the seasons are as follows:<\/p>\n