Search the whole guide
Our guide lists 52 campsites that accept dogs in Ardèche. Each one shows its opening season and, when we have verified it, its guide price. Rules change from one campsite to another (permitted areas, lead, number or size of dogs and any supplement), so check them before booking.
52 dog-friendly campsites in Ardèche in our guide. We show 0: featured ones first, then the most visited.
What we have checked about dog-friendly campsites in Ardèche
- We have checked the dog conditions on the website of 15 of the 52 campsites in this list.
- Dog supplement: between €2.00 and €6.00 per night; half charge €3.00 or less (4 campsites that publish the amount).
- 8 accept dogs in bungalows or in some of their rentals.
- 3 have a dog area, shower or park.
- 10 do not accept potentially dangerous breeds.
Show only:
Data taken from each campsite website in October 2026. Confirm the conditions with the campsite before booking.
Dog-friendly campsites in other areas of the region: Ain (18), Allier (8), Haute-Savoie (21), Haute-Loire (5), Cantal (15), Drôme (26), Isère (24), Loire (8), Puy-de-Dôme (21), Rhône (5), Savoie (23).
Frequently asked questions
How much do campsites in Ardèche charge for bringing a dog?
In the 4 campsites in Ardèche that publish the dog supplement, it ranges from €2.00 to €6.00 per night, and half charge €3.00 or less. Confirm it with the campsite before booking.
Which campsites in Ardèche accept dogs in bungalows?
According to their websites, 8 campsites in Ardèche accept dogs in bungalows or in some of their rentals, for example Camping Yelloh! Village La Plaine, Camping Yelloh! Village Aluna Vacances, Camping Parc Saint Sauvayre, Camping Les Rives d'Auzon, Camping Site et Paysages Le Petit Bois.
Can I go camping with my dog in Ardèche?
Yes. On this page we list the campsites that accept dogs in Ardèche. Each campsite may have its own rules (permitted areas, lead, size), so it is worth checking them before booking.
Do campsites in Ardèche charge for bringing a dog?
Many campsites charge a small supplement per dog and night, and some limit the number or size of dogs or do not accept them in bungalows. Check the conditions of each campsite before booking.