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L'Ile du Rhin

Biesheim, Alsace, France

Relax and unwind in this serene parc surrounded by water

Unwind in green, tranquil surroundings
Have fun using the fantastic sports facilities
Keep the kids entertained with sports, arts and crafts and more

There’s something special about being on an island. L’ile du Rhin’s unique setting between the River Rhine and the Grand Canal d’Alsace means it’s surrounded not just by water, but a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere too. When you’re on an island, it’s just so easy to go with the flow.

If you like peace, quiet and maybe a gentle game of pétanque while you sip the local Riesling, this is certainly the place for you. It’s easy to pick up the pace when you want to though. As well as volleyball, football and basketball in the parc itself, there’s a fantastic swimming pool with water slides right next door.

The on parc playground is a great place for kids to wear off excess energy. Alternatively, they can have plenty of fun at the parc’s children’s club – it puts on a brilliant programme of activities for young ones, so you can sit and watch the water flow by in peace.

Opening dates

Fri 3 Apr 2026 - Sun 6 Sep 2026 • Fri 9 Apr 2027 - Sun 5 Sep 2027

Parc category

Campsite

Parc size

Small • 212 pitches

Holiday style

More relaxing

Location & travel

Parc address

Zone touristique île du Rhin, 68600 Biesheim

Getting around

Car optional

Nearest town or city

4 km

Breisach

Nearest airport

59.7 km

Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg Airport • BSL

Nearest ferry port

641 km

Calais • FRCQF

Nearest train station

3.1 km

Breisach

Aquatic area

This parc does not have a pool.

Food, drink & entertainment

With a popular snack bar and bar with a shaded terrace, you’ll find the living is easy at L’Ile du Rhin. This is a quiet, peaceful parc: but you’ll enjoy a freshly made lunch here, or enjoy an evening meal, before a relaxing drink while you plan tomorrow’s adventures.

Bar

Restaurants

Snack bar

Parc information

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Tourist tax

Local taxes and/or ecological contributions apply to most bookings. The exact cost and payment requirement (included in holiday price, or due on arrival at your parc) will be clearly displayed during the booking process.

Languages spoken at reception

English, French, German

Outdoor cooking permitted

Gas plancha grill plate or gas BBQ only (selected accommodation types - see individual accommodation pages)

Dogs are allowed on parc

Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.

Laundry facilities on site

Sports & activities

From boules to cycle hire, sports tournaments to fishing spots, you’ll find your happy place at this parc.

Kids' Clubs

Football

Table tennis

Badminton

Boules

Basketball

Local area

Situated up in the northeast of France, Alsace is a wonderfully diverse place to explore. You can stroll through vineyards, hike in the Vosges mountains, sail down the Rhine, cycle through gorgeous forests or bathe (literally and metaphorically) in the beauty of its lakes. The Alsatian villages are a joy too – full of culture, history and tradition.

If you can fit in a visit to Colmar , do it. Wandering around the city’s well-preserved old town, with its cobbled streets and half-timbered houses, is a lovely way to pass the time. And while you’re there, squeeze in a visit to one of the castles, or maybe the museum of toys.