Country Kids is not a hotel that welcomes families.
It is a place built entirely for them.

Set in the countryside of southern France, in a region shaped by vineyards, lakes, and centuries-old stone villages, Country Kids offers a rare kind of family holiday, one where parents genuinely rest, children are thoughtfully cared for, and family connection is woven into every part of the experience. 

This is a small, all-inclusive family resort that has spent nearly two decades doing one thing exceptionally well: creating intentional, joy-filled holidays for families with children.

Here, families don’t just stay once. They return. Year after year. Some for over a decade. Guests often describe Country Kids as their “holiday home,” a place where they feel known, supported, and part of a community.

Led by Sylvain and Laure, Country Kids operates on a deeply personal model of hospitality. During their seasonal openings, which run from April to early September, only a limited number of families stay at a time. This allows for remarkable attention, genuine relationships, and an atmosphere that feels closer to a gathering of families than a traditional resort.

For LGBTQ+ families, Country Kids offers something especially meaningful. This is a place where diverse families are already part of the fabric of daily life, where children are free to belong without explanation, and where care, warmth, and emotional safety are the foundation of every stay.