All Saints’ Day holidays at the campsite: Pausado’s guide to the late season
As the hustle and bustle of summer fades, the end of October reveals a whole new way of travelling. With mild days bathed in the golden light of the South, a return to tranquillity on the footpaths and the comfort of heated accommodation, autumn camping offers both a chance to recharge your batteries and a change of scenery.
To help you plan your stay with peace of mind, here is a comprehensive overview of closing dates, available services and the different atmospheres on offer across the Pausado network.
In the blink of an eye: the All Saints’ Day holidays at Pausado
Quick Facts — Autumn Break
- Campsites open over the All Saints’ Day holiday: 8 out of 9 sites (Le Ludo in Ardèche has been closed since 1 October).
- End of season dates:
- Closed on 1 November: Le Luberon, Les Chênes Blancs, Les Tamaris, Le Relais du Léman, Le Léman Plage, La Vallée Heureuse.
- Extended winter opening (until 3 January): Camping Pegomas (Saint-Rémy-de-Provence) and Camping Le Relais d’Arles (Arles).
- Facilities & services: Rental accommodation and mobile homes fitted with individual heating. A heated swimming pool and snack bar/restaurant are available at campsites that have them (with the exception of Léman Plage, which is designed as a self-contained nature stopover with no swimming pool or snack bar).
- Halloween programme & activities: Themed workshops and activities confirmed at Les Chênes Blancs (Luberon) and La Vallée Heureuse (Alpilles). Activities subject to change depending on visitor numbers at Les Tamaris (Côte Bleue). A 100% peaceful atmosphere guaranteed at Pegomas, the Relais d’Arles and Léman Plage.
- Pets: Welcome subject to specific conditions (must be kept on a lead, up-to-date vaccination record required).
Comparison table for the Pausado autumn offer
| Camping | Destination | Période d’ouverture | Heated swimming pool & Catering | Halloween entertainment | Profil idéal |
| Les Chênes Blancs | Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt (Luberon) | Until 1 November | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | Yes (children’s/family programme) | Families, lovers of ochre and nature |
| Le Luberon | Apt (Luberon) | Until 1 November | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | No (absolute peace and quiet guaranteed) | Couples, cyclists and hikers |
| La Vallée Heureuse | Orgon (Alpilles) | Until 1 November | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | Yes (children’s/family programme) | Families, climbing enthusiasts and lovers of local produce |
| Les Tamaris | Martigues (Côte Bleue) | Until 1 November | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | Yes (depending on the number of participants) | Families, holidays with a dog, sea view sea |
| Le Relais du Léman | Messery (Lake Geneva) | Until 1 November | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | To be confirmed on site | Hikers, Alpine views |
| Le Léman Plage | Excenevex (Lake Geneva) | Until 1 November | No (self-catering accommodation with no snack bar or swimming pool) | No (rest and total disconnection) | Contemplative types, anglers, complete independence |
| Pegomas | Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (Alpilles) | Until 3 January | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant) | No (absolute peace and quiet guaranteed) | Couples, art lovers and those seeking tranquillity |
| The Relais in Arles | Arles (Arles region / Camargue) | Until 3 January | Yes (heated swimming pool + restaurant and snack bar) | No (a peaceful stage without a club) | Cultural getaways, long weekends at the end of the year |
| Le Ludo | Lussas (Ardèche) | Closed (since 1 October) | — | — | Reopening in the spring |
A closer look at our autumn destinations
1. The Luberon: fiery ochre hues and hilltop villages
Autumn showcases the wooded landscape and quarries of the Luberon Regional Nature Park, far from the summer heat.
- Les Chênes Blancs Campsite (Saint-Saturnin-lès-Apt) — Open until 1 November: The ultimate family holiday camp. Your children can enjoy creative workshops and Halloween-themed activities, whilst you relax by the heated swimming pool and in the bar-restaurant after your days out.
Day-trip idea: Plan a day out exploring the cobbled streets of the most beautiful villages in the Luberon situated in the immediate vicinity. - Camping Le Luberon (Apt) — Open until 1 November: Situated just a stone’s throw from the centre of Apt, this intimate campsite prioritises authenticity and relaxation for travellers wishing to explore the region on foot or by bike. The little extra that makes all the difference? Chalets and mobile homes equipped with private hot tubs for instant relaxation at any time of day!

2. The Alpilles and the Arles region: local character and a long late season
With its remarkable amount of sunshine in the late season, the limestone Alpilles range is the perfect place to unwind.
- La Vallée Heureuse Campsite (Orgon) — Open until 1 November: Nestled against the mountainside with its natural lake, it offers an unspoilt setting and Halloween-themed activities. The heated swimming pool is perfect for a late-afternoon dip.A gourmet break: Check out our guide to culinary specialities of the Alpilles to enhance your holiday with local flavours.
- Pegomas Campsite (Saint-Rémy-de-Provence) — Open until 3 January: A tree-lined oasis just a few minutes’ walk from the historic centre and the ruins of Glanum. With no background noise, it guarantees complete tranquillity for those who enjoy the off-season and winter long weekends.
- Le Relais d’Arles Campsite (Arles) — Open until 3 January: Ideal for exploring the ancient city and the gateway to the Camargue. With no children’s club – to ensure visitors can relax – it also welcomes you until the start of the new year.
3. The Côte Bleue: fresh sea air in a peaceful setting
- Les Tamaris Campsite (Martigues) — Open until 1 November: Situated right on the seafront, overlooking the calanques, Les Tamaris offers a wild and exotic atmosphere once the summer hustle and bustle has died down. The campsite keeps its restaurant and heated swimming pool open, and organises social events depending on visitor numbers.Staying with a dog: Autumn is the ideal time to enjoy the coast without any restrictions with your pet. Check out our practical tips for staying with your dog in Martigues and on the Côte Bleue.
4. Lake Geneva: fresh air and alpine tranquillity
- Le Relais du Léman Campsite (Messery) — Open until 1 November: Set in an oak-filled park near Yvoire, it combines a mountain atmosphere with a heated swimming pool and a seasonal menu at the restaurant.
Autumn walks: Check out our guide to the best walks around Lake Geneva to admire the mountain peaks before winter sets in. - Le Léman Plage Campsite (Excenevex-Plage) — Open until 1 November: Situated less than 300 metres from Excenevex’s large sandy beach, this intimate campsite offers a relaxing break between the lake and the mountains. Entirely dedicated to comfortable accommodation (cosy caravans, wooden chalets and mobile homes), the site prioritises tranquillity and authenticity: here, there are no artificial water parks or catering facilities, just a lush, intimate setting where you can enjoy the fresh Lake Geneva air at your own pace.

Fancy a bit of a break this autumn?
With its flamboyant colours, deserted footpaths and cosy accommodation, All Saints’ Day showcases the best of the late autumn season.
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly Halloween activities or absolute tranquillity overlooking the Calanques or the Provençal mountains, our teams are on hand to ensure you enjoy a rejuvenating stay.
Choose your destination and make the most of the last few lovely autumn days:
Do you have a question about accommodation or need some advice for your stay? Contact our campsite teams directly to help you prepare for your arrival.

Eight of our nine campsites are open in the autumn. Le Ludo campsite in the Ardèche has been closed since 1 October. Six campsites are welcoming holidaymakers until 1 November (Le Luberon, Les Chênes Blancs, Les Tamaris, Le Relais du Léman, Le Léman Plage and La Vallée Heureuse). Finally, Le Relais d’Arles and Le Pegomas are extending their season and will remain open until 3 January.
Yes. All our mobile homes and holiday accommodation units are fitted with individual heating systems and adequate insulation to ensure you enjoy optimal thermal comfort both in the morning and in the evening.
All campsites with a water park keep their pools heated during their opening period over the All Saints’ Day holiday (Les Chênes Blancs, Le Luberon, La Vallée Heureuse, Les Tamaris, Pegomas, Le Relais d’Arles and Le Relais du Léman). Only the Le Léman Plage campsite does not have a swimming pool.
The Les Chênes Blancs (Luberon) and La Vallée Heureuse (Alpilles) campsites are organising a programme of entertainment and themed workshops to celebrate Halloween with the family. The Les Tamaris campsite (Côte Bleue) offers social activities tailored to the number of participants. The Pegomas, Le Relais d’Arles and Le Léman Plage campsites do not organise any entertainment in order to ensure their residents enjoy complete peace and quiet.