5-star campsite open until 31 October
This autumn,
discover a different side of Bormes.
A quieter Mediterranean, coastal trails, heritage and Provençal flavours: stay at Camp du Domaine this October and discover a different side of Bormes-les-Mimosas.
October 2026 · Bormes-les-Mimosas
A month you
might not expect.
In October, Camp du Domaine does more than simply extend the season. With major events in Bormes-les-Mimosas and special experiences created for our guests, October takes on a whole new dimension.
In Bormes-les-Mimosas
T24
La Favière’s major triathlon event.
Exclusively for our guests
Discovery Week
Six days to discover a different side of Bormes, from the Mediterranean and local heritage to Provençal flavours.
Most experiences are complimentary for Camp du Domaine guests*
Wine tourism
Vignobles en Scène
A whole weekend celebrating Provence’s vineyards and wines.
In La Favière
October gets off to an active start
10 & 11 October
T24 in La Favière
Just a short walk from Camp du Domaine, the Mediterranean coastline provides a spectacular setting for one of the month’s major sporting events.
Camp du Domaine is an official partner of the T24 in Bormes-les-Mimosas.
Our October highlight
Discovery
Week
12–17 October 2026
Six days of exclusive experiences in Bormes-les-Mimosas.
Some doors don’t open every day…
Let Camp du Domaine open them for you. Discover remarkable places, meet local people and explore the skills and traditions that make this corner of Provence so special.
These experiences are organised by Camp du Domaine and offered free of charge to our guests, with the exception of the Grand Provençal Banquet, priced at €18 per person.
Six days to do more than stay in Bormes:
become part of its story.
Village life & local craftsmanship
Discover the stories
behind Bormes’ winding lanes.
Where history meets nature
Join the Tourist Office for a guided walk exploring the village’s history, local memories and landscapes, where heritage and nature go hand in hand.
Bormes through the ages
The Museum of History and Art is opening especially for our guests. Travel back in time with an HistoPad, featuring interactive content in several languages.
Meet the village’s makers
Four workshops welcome you behind the scenes: Les Bibis du Midi, Carré d’Or, glass artist Stéphane Marchioni and Camille Rostren – Esprit Tourneur.
What to bring, accessibility and languages
For the guided walk, bring suitable walking shoes, water and a hat. A good level of fitness is recommended. The walk and workshop trail are not suitable for people with reduced mobility or for pushchairs. The museum is partially accessible. The walk is led in French; help with understanding may be available in English or German.
Sea views & island horizons
Set sail for the Golden Islands.
Discover Port-Cros and Le Levant from the sea
Step aboard with Vedettes des Îles d’Or for a sightseeing cruise with commentary, taking in the cliffs, coves and scenery of Port-Cros National Park.
This is a boat trip only, with no stops ashore on the islands.
Accessibility and languages
Multilingual commentary and audio guides are provided by the boat operator. Accessible to pushchairs and people with reduced mobility; electric wheelchairs cannot be accommodated.
A rare opportunity to visit
Step inside
the Fort
de Brégançon.
Explore the French presidential residence, both inside and out. A special opportunity to discover this iconic site, where history meets the Mediterranean.
8:30 am · Visit lasting approximately 2½ hours
Meet at 8:20 am at the Fort entrance, Avenue Guy Tezenas.
A taste of Provence
Discover Provence
around the table.
The Grand Provençal Banquet
Watch anchoïade and aïoli being prepared, enjoy a Provençal aperitif, then share a traditional grand aïoli followed by tarte tropézienne. A fresh herb station and a relaxed, festive atmosphere complete this celebration of southern French flavours.
Discover the secrets of the hive
Learn about the role of bees and the beekeeper’s craft during a short talk, then explore the museum at your own pace before tasting a selection of honeys.
Accessibility and languages
Both activities are accessible to people with reduced mobility and to pushchairs. At La Butinerie, the talk is in French; help with understanding may be available in English or German. There is no separate children’s menu at the banquet.
Vineyards & terroir
From vine to glass
at Château de Brégançon.
Behind the scenes at the wine estate
Discover the history of Château de Brégançon, explore its vineyards and cellar, and learn about its growing methods and the winemaking process. Round off your visit with a tasting of the estate’s wines.
What to bring, accessibility and languages
Suitable walking shoes are recommended. The visit is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or for pushchairs. The tour is available in French and English; help with understanding may be available in German.
Vignobles en Scène
Unlock the secrets
of wine tasting.
Awaken your senses, from first glance to final sip
Guided by a professional oenologist, learn to assess a wine’s colour, identify its aromas and explore its flavours and texture on the palate. Discover a selection of nine wines, the estates behind them and the art of food and wine pairing.
Use the tasting booklet to record your impressions and take a little of the experience home with you.
Accessibility and languages
Accessible to people with reduced mobility and to pushchairs. The workshop is in French and English; help with understanding may be available in German.
How to take part
These experiences are exclusively for Camp du Domaine guests staying with us on the date of the activity. Sign up when booking your stay or at reception, subject to availability.
Please only book if you intend to attend: check that the activity falls within your stay and let reception know if you need to cancel. The makers’ workshops can be explored at your own pace between 3 and 5 pm.
Need help getting to the meeting point?
An 8-seat shuttle is available, with priority given to participants who have no means of transport, subject to availability. Book at reception no later than the day before.
Pick-up is outside the Camp du Domaine supermarket. Dogs are not permitted on board. Reception will confirm your departure time.
16 → 18 October · Nationwide event
Vignobles en
Scène
Throughout the weekend, vineyards across France celebrate wine tourism as part of Vignobles en Scène. As an officially participating venue, Camp du Domaine is joining the event with a special experience created exclusively for its guests.
Saturday afternoon
The art of wine tasting
Explore a wine’s appearance, identify its aromas, understand its balance and discover the principles of food & wine pairing, in an approachable experience for curious beginners and wine enthusiasts alike.
Complimentary tasting for our guests advance booking required
What to do in Bormes-les-Mimosas in October?
One stay, countless ways to
discover the region.
The historic village
Wander through its narrow streets, discover its heritage and enjoy a quieter side of Bormes away from the height of summer.
Fort de
Brégançon
An iconic landmark on the French Riviera, surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery and the Mediterranean coastal trail.
The coastal trail
Walk between secluded coves, pine forests and the Mediterranean when the temperatures become pleasantly mild in October.
Le Lavandou
Enjoy the beaches, harbour and relaxed seaside atmosphere, just a few minutes from Camp du Domaine.
The Îles d’Or
Discover the islands’ natural beauty and maritime heritage on a guided boat trip, subject to the scheduled programme.
The flavours of Provence
Vineyards, olive oil, honey and Provençal cuisine add a delicious new dimension to your stay.
All month long · Pink October
This October,
Camp du Domaine
is thinking pink.
Throughout the month, a series of fundraising and awareness activities will bring guests and our teams together in support of Pink October and breast cancer awareness.
Together for Pink October
A month to take part,
get moving and come together.
1,000 Ribbons of Hope
A simple gesture we can all share: tie a pink ribbon and help our collective artwork grow, day by day, with contributions from our guests.
A collective message of support
Add your own message of support for the fight against breast cancer. A name, a word, a thought… everyone can leave a few words and contribute to this collective creation.
Walks & solidarity events
Opportunities to get outdoors, get moving together and share the spirit of Pink October throughout Camp du Domaine.
Activities in the colours of Pink October
A variety of activities will take place throughout the month, giving everyone the opportunity to get involved in Pink October.
The step that matters
Pink October is also about
remembering breast screening.
Beyond the ribbons and solidarity events, Pink October is first and foremost about raising awareness of breast cancer prevention and early detection.
In France, the organised breast cancer screening programme is offered to women aged 50 to 74 who have no symptoms or particular risk factors. A screening mammogram is offered every two years.
Learn more about breast screening If you are under 50, over 74 or have particular risk factors, speak to a healthcare professional about the screening and follow-up that may be appropriate for you.October half-term
There’s still more
to discover right
through to the end of October.
After Discovery Week, Bormes-les-Mimosas continues to come alive with cultural events and family activities to enjoy throughout the October holidays.
In Bormes-les-Mimosas A selection of events taking place in the village and at the museum.
What’s on
At the museum
Cluedo au musée
A life-size mystery game offering a fun new way to explore the museum.
Events organised in Bormes-les-Mimosas. Times, prices and participation details are subject to the individual organisers’ programmes.
Extend your summer by the Mediterranean
Make yourself at home.
Bormes is yours to explore.
Whether you stay for a few days or a little longer, settle into Camp du Domaine and enjoy October between the Mediterranean, pine forests and the gentle Provençal climate.
Overlooking the Mediterranean,
in the heart of Bormes-les-Mimosas.
Discover our dog-friendly accommodation, pitches and services designed to help you enjoy Camp du Domaine together.
Plan your stayPlan your stay
Your questions about
October in Bormes.
Opening dates, weather, swimming, places to visit and October half-term… Here you’ll find everything you need to plan an October stay in Bormes-les-Mimosas on the French Riviera.
Staying in October
Is Camp du Domaine open in October?
Yes. Camp du Domaine is a 5-star campsite in Bormes-les-Mimosas, open until 31 October. You can therefore stay throughout October, including during the October half-term holidays.
The campsite has direct access to the Mediterranean coast and offers both pitches and holiday accommodation, making it an ideal place to extend the season in the South of France.
Where can I find a campsite on the French Riviera open in October?
Camp du Domaine in Bormes-les-Mimosas, on the French Riviera, remains open until 31 October. The campsite overlooks the Mediterranean and is close to both La Favière and Le Lavandou.
Its location makes it easy to combine a seaside stay with exploring Bormes-les-Mimosas, walking the coastal trail, taking a trip to the Îles d’Or and discovering the landscapes of Provence.
Can I stay at a campsite in the South of France during October half-term?
Yes. Camp du Domaine welcomes guests in Bormes-les-Mimosas until 31 October. October half-term is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the French Riviera away from the height of the summer season.
Bormes-les-Mimosas also hosts a number of cultural and family-friendly events at this time of year, particularly in the historic village and at the museum.
Can I bring my dog to Camp du Domaine in October?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Camp du Domaine throughout the season, subject to the campsite’s pet policy.
Dogs are welcome in selected accommodation and are also permitted on pitches. The campsite also has a dedicated 2,150 m² dog area.
Find out more about staying with your dogOctober by the Mediterranean
What is the weather like in Bormes-les-Mimosas in October?
October marks the beginning of Mediterranean autumn. Days can still be mild and sunny, although the weather is naturally more changeable than in midsummer and periods of rain are possible.
It is a particularly pleasant time of year for combining coastal walks, heritage sites, day trips and time outdoors.
Can you still swim in the Mediterranean in October?
Swimming in the Mediterranean is still possible in October for those who are comfortable with cooler water than in summer. Conditions naturally depend on the weather and the state of the sea during your stay.
Camp du Domaine has direct access to the Mediterranean coast, allowing you to reach the sea on foot directly from the campsite.
Why visit Bormes-les-Mimosas in October?
October reveals a different side of Bormes-les-Mimosas. The historic village, Mediterranean coastline, vineyards, Provençal landscapes and local heritage are particularly well suited to days spent exploring.
From 12 to 16 October 2026, Camp du Domaine also hosts its Discovery Week, created especially for guests to experience the region through its Mediterranean heritage, local culture and Provençal flavours.
Discover Bormes & the French Riviera
What can you do in Bormes-les-Mimosas in October?
An October stay in Bormes-les-Mimosas is an opportunity to explore the historic village, walk the coastal trail, discover the landscapes around Fort de Brégançon, visit local vineyards and enjoy the Mediterranean coast.
From Camp du Domaine, Le Lavandou is also within easy reach, while boat trips offer the opportunity to discover the Îles d’Or.
Where can I stay near Fort de Brégançon?
Camp du Domaine is located in Bormes-les-Mimosas, the same commune as Fort de Brégançon. This makes the campsite a convenient base for discovering the fort, coastline and surrounding landscapes.
A day exploring Fort de Brégançon and the coastal trail is also included among the experiences planned during Camp du Domaine’s 2026 Discovery Week.
What can you do in Le Lavandou in October?
October is a lovely time to enjoy seaside walks in Le Lavandou, discover its beaches and coastline, and take boat trips when weather conditions and seasonal services allow.
Camp du Domaine is located in Bormes-les-Mimosas, close to Le Lavandou, making it easy to explore both destinations during the same stay.
Can I visit the Îles d’Or during a stay in Bormes-les-Mimosas?
The Îles d’Or — Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Île du Levant — are among the highlights of the French Riviera. Ferry services and boat trips provide opportunities to discover them depending on the season, operators’ schedules and weather conditions.
A visit to the islands can therefore be a wonderful addition to an October stay in Bormes-les-Mimosas.
What events are taking place in Bormes-les-Mimosas in October 2026?
Several events take place throughout October 2026. The T24 comes to La Favière on 10 and 11 October, followed by Camp du Domaine’s Discovery Week from 12 to 16 October.
Vignobles en Scène takes place from 16 to 18 October, including a wine tasting at Camp du Domaine on Saturday afternoon. October half-term also brings a number of cultural and family-friendly events to Bormes-les-Mimosas.
