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  • International
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Campasun

652, chemin Raoul Coletta
83110 Sanary sur Mer

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Clos du Pin

1222, route de la vallée du bouchet,
74450 Le Grand Bornand
Haute-Savoie

Open from 07/12/24 to 09/03/25 then from 28/05/25 to 14/09/25

Reception open Monday to Friday from 9am to 7pm, Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sunday from 10am to 12.30pm and from 1.30pm to 5pm.

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Étang de la Bonde

Etang de la Bonde
N°30 RD 27
84240 Sannes
Vaucluse – PACA

Open from 12/04/25 to 28/09/25

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Parc Mogador

167, Chemin de Beaucours,
83 110 Sanary-sur-Mer,
Var – PACA

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Mas de Pierredon

652 Chemin Raoul Coletta
83110 Sanary-sur-Mer
Var - PACA

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Les Hautes Prairies

28 Route de Vaugines,
84160 Lourmarin,
Vaucluse – PACA

Open from 04/04/25 to 12/10/25

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Camping de l'Aigle

51 Route du Verdon,
83630 Aiguines,
Var – PACA

Open from 25/04/25 to 14/09/25

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International

495 Route Fox Amphoux,
83630 Aups
Var – PACA

Open from 04/04/25 to 21/09/25

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Le Soleil

1000 chemin de la Tuilière
04800 Esparron de Verdon
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Open from 11/04/25 to 21/09/25

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CAMPASUN - The markets of the Luberon

The markets of the Luberon

Published on 12/11/2024 by CAMPASUN

In the heart of Provence, between fragrant hills and perched villages, the Luberon unfolds its charms and invites you to escape. But if there’s one aspect of this region that attracts both lovers of authenticity and fine gourmets, it’s undoubtedly its markets. Treasures of conviviality and showcases of local products, the colorful stalls of the Luberon markets are a must-visit. As you stroll through these hubs of exchange, where each village reveals its specialty, you discover much more than a tradition: a way of life where scents, flavors, and encounters paint a picture of a generous and warm Provence, just a few minutes away from our Luberon campgrounds.

The Luberon Market, a mirror of a thriving region

In the heart of Provence, the markets of the Luberon bring a sensory delight and a feast for the eyes. Bursting with variety, each market in this region paints a vibrant picture of Provençal history and culture. In Apt, for example, the weekly market transforms the squares and alleys into an open-air theater, where local products are traded with flair and passion. Each stall is an invitation to explore the fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and charcuterie that define the region’s rich culinary palette.

At dawn, the markets of the Luberon come to life with the voices of producers proudly sharing the fruits of their labor. Reviews on TripAdvisor confirm the enthusiasm of visitors for this authentic Provençal tradition. Each week, locals and tourists blend together in a convivial atmosphere, reflecting the spirit of community that thrives in the villages of Provence.

Places and hours of the markets

You can enjoy 8 different markets, from 8 AM to 1 PM, during your stay in the Luberon:

A gourmet stroll through the Luberon stalls, reflecting the local produce.

Apt, known for its traditional market, is also the perfect starting point for a gourmet stroll in the heart of the Luberon. As the sleepy morning begins, the stalls reveal themselves, captivating with their vibrant colors and the quality of their products. Run by local farmers, these small sanctuaries of indulgence offer the chance to savor the flavors of the Luberon in all its forms:

Whether in Pertuis or right in the town square of Apt, the markets reflect the diversity and richness of local products. Each producer brings their expertise, and the villages thrive on this weekly excitement, which is essential to their vibrancy.

The craftsmanship of the Luberon in the spotlight: an immersion in local know-how.

The Luberon market is also synonymous with discovering local craftsmanship. Far from being just places of commerce, these markets transform into interactive showcases where each village reveals its talents. For instance, while strolling through Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, one marvels at the textile creations, pottery, and works of artisan artists that adorn the stalls. Artisan markets, sometimes held as special events, are highly anticipated throughout the year, attracting enthusiasts of unique and high-quality pieces.

TripAdvisor reviews consistently highlight the quality and diversity of Luberon craftsmanship, from decorative items to handmade jewelry, from wooden sculptures to locally crafted scented soaps. Each object has a story, and each creation is an expression of an ancient skill that has been preserved and cherished.

Nocturnal Markets of Luberon

Exchange and sharing: the markets of the Luberon as a privileged meeting place

More than just a weekly market, the Luberon markets are real centres of social life. Both a place of trade and a space for community exchanges, they are the place par excellence to meet and forge relationships. Discussions are taking place between producers, residents and visitors, transforming the purchase of a simple piece of cheese or a tablecloth from Provence into a real human experience.

The markets of Luberon are a perfect mix between the effervescence of the great squares and the tranquility of more intimate villages such as those of Aigues or Lourmarin. Links are forged, traditions are shared, and visitors take with them a part of the Luberon, warm and friendly, engraved in their memory.

The night markets of the Luberon: a magical experience not to be missed

At nightfall, the night markets in the Luberon light up and offer another dimension to the market experience. In a fairy atmosphere, with glittering lanterns and garlands, producers and artisans continue to promote their local products. These events, often punctuated by traditional music and local dances, enliven the heart of the villages and offer visitors a show full of color.The dates of these night markets are generally very popular and everyone goes there with enthusiasm, whether it is to find a local product, to enjoy a dish cooked on site or simply to enjoy the unique atmosphere that reigns. The reviews and videos shared on YouTube reflect the magic of these evenings, and confirm the commitment of municipalities and residents to preserve and revive these festive traditions.

Enjoy the markets of the Luberon from our campsites