Camping in Latvia
Latvia is situated on the eastern Baltic coast. It is a land of forests, plains, lakes, rivers and sandy beaches, offering a fantastic opportunity for boating, walking and enjoying the outdoors.
The capital, Riga, sits astride the River Daugava with architectural styles ranging from medieval to art nouveau. Here you will find theatres, opera houses, restaurants and art galleries. Natural wonders abound in Latvia, from the Ventas Rumba, one of the widest waterfalls in Europe, to the Gauja National park renowned for medieval castles and caves. To the east is the “land of blue lakes” making this region a fisherman’s paradise.


Ty-Nadan is a well organised site set amongst wooded countryside along the bank of the River Elle. The 183 pitches for touring units are grassy, many with shade and 99 are fully serviced.
An excellent campsite on the eastern bank of the River Seine. This is a large campsite with English speaking administrative staff, numerous toilet facilities plus the advantage of a level site.
This is a well managed site with good facilities and a varied programme of high season entertainment for all the family. A busy site in high season, there are plenty of activities to keep children happy and occupied.
Close to the sea, Bois Soleil is a large site in three parts, with 165 serviced pitches for touring units and a few for tents. All the touring pitches are hedged, and have electricity, with water and drainage between two.
The 26 hectare estate has three lakes, two for fishing and one with a sandy beach and safe swimming area. There are 135 good sized touring pitches, level, terraced and hedged.
A superb site for a camping holiday providing for all family members, whatever their ages. A drive lined with palm trees and flowers leads from a large, very smart, round reception building at this impressive modern site.