Best Pet Friendly Farmstays in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur in 2026

Le Mas de Peint has luxury farmhouse hotel accommodation hidden away in the wild Camargue region of southern Provence, between Marseille and Montpellier, near both Arles and Aix-en-Provence. The estate is huge; there are a full 1250 acres of it to explore, which can done on horseback if you so choose. They keep a number of the iconic Camargue Horses at Le Mas de Peint and horse riding tours can be arranged, as can 4WD and mountain bike tours. The gardens are beautifully kept, too, with an outdoor swimming pool and plenty of areas to relax. Beyond both the gardens… > See All the Details & Book

A little piece of paradise in Provence; Le Hameau de Pichovet is the ultimate place to experience the beauty and tranquility of this iconic region of France. It has self-catering apartments in a lovingly restored old farmhouse surrounded by fields of lavender and sunflower and is the kind of place you will really not want to leave. THE ACCOMMODATION: There are five self-catering units in total, to sleep up to eight people each. The property itself is gorgeous; it dates back to 1897 but has been beautifully restored in recent years. Its modern comforts and minimalist decor blend nicely with… > See All the Details & Book

La Ferme D’Augustin is a top-quality agritourism farm stay hotel right on the French Riviera. It is near Saint Tropez and even nearer the famously beautiful, five-kilometer-long, Tahiti beach at Pampelonne Bay. It makes for a thoroughly relaxing stay in the south of France and you’ll find the service top class, with the food being a particular highlight. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have a choice of standard and superior B&B rooms as well as larger suites that sleep from one to four people each. All are nicely decorated and come with en-suite bathrooms, WiFi, air-conditioning, cable TVs, mini-bars, and room safes…. > See All the Details & Book

Domaine de Piégros is a beautifully peaceful farm estate in a secluded location near Aix-en-Provence. It is in the heart of the Luberon National Park and its famous lavender fields; the farmhouse itself is surrounded by its own lavender as well as woodlands, a lake, and a full 85 acres of olive groves producing extra virgin olive oil. THE ACCOMMODATION: The accommodation is a six-bedroom self-catering farmhouse gite with a huge amount of space inside and out. It is a traditional farmhouse that has been recently renovated and has a full range of modern conveniences while maintaining plenty of rural French… > See All the Details & Book

La Ferme du Bas Chalus is a homely farm stay with a great variety of farm animals near Forcalquier and, in summer, by Provence’s famous lavender fields. It is very popular with families and has a choice of larger rooms to accommodate up to four per room, as well as standard doubles. The accommodation is B&B and there is also a very good restaurant on-site. Plus, they sell some of their own homemade organic farm foods on-site, mainly meats and charcuterie. There is an outdoor swimming pool in the gardens and guests are welcome to explore the farm and help… > See All the Details & Book

In the deeply rural east of Provence, just over 40km from Cannes and the French Riviera, La Ferme Constantin has rustic accommodation in a classic old Provençal farmhouse recently renovated by its owners. It is a tranquil, peaceful place with friendly owners and an earthy, back-to-nature atmosphere. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have double and twin rooms at the farmhouse, all of which are pleasant, comfortable, and nicely decorated in traditional style. Check your options on the booking page here. Outside, there is the terrace area where you can lounge in one of the hammocks, light a barbecue, or dine al fresco…. > See All the Details & Book

A slice of rural luxury near Aix-en-Provence, Domaine de Fontenille has 17 rooms in a beautifully atmospheric 18th-century mansion house surrounded by its own vineyards. It is in the pretty village of Lauris along the Durance River, which, though very near Aix-en-Provence, happily doesn’t see the same magnitude of tourists as much of the rest of the region. Domaine de Fontenille has a long reputation as a wine-producing estate, with its first harvest back in 1638. These days it is most well known for its Michelin star-awarded restaurant, Le Champ des Lunes, and generally for being one of the finest… > See All the Details & Book