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The thing to remember is that France is absolutely huge and assuming the children are fairly young they won't want to spend all the time driving.
You need to decide if you want beaches, forest or mountains and take it from there.
Tentz's route will give you a very good cross section of what sort of scenery is available but bear in mind that the run to, say, Biarritz is nearly 700 miles. That's nearly a week of driving there and back
If you can go out of season then have a look at the Camping Cheques or ACSI web-sites.
DaveS1
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Topic: Travelling in France
