Accommodation: Vacation villages offer a variety of accommodations, such as apartments, bungalows or chalets, while campsites offer pitches (for tents, caravans or motorhomes), as well as outdoor accommodations such as mobile homes and bungalows. Vacation villages are often more expensive than campsites.
Services: Both vacation villages and campsites often offer additional services such as catering, supervised activities, relaxation areas, swimming pools and sports grounds. The offer of campsites is sometimes more limited than in vacation villages.
Atmosphere: Holiday villages are generally more suitable for families with children, while campsites often have a more friendly and relaxed atmosphere.