Location

Spacious pitches are available for tents, caravans and camping-cars, with views of Lake Villefort!

Three types of pitches are available depending on the number of people and your desire for comfort.

• Standard without electricity
• Standard with electricity
• Residential

Rental of tents

If you are keen on hiking or cycling, you can book your bivouac tent for 1 to 4 people on an all-inclusive pitch. Travel light! 

Different tents are available.

• Cyclo stage tent for 1 to 2 people
• Bivouac 1 to 2 people
• Bivouac 2 to 4 people

Chalet 4 people

Accommodation of 36 m²

• Optimum level of comfort
• Kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, hotplates, dishwasher, combi oven
• Bathroom
• Stay
• Bedroom with a 140 cm bed
• Sofa bed

Chalet 5 people

Accommodation of 41 m²

• Optimum level of comfort
• Kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, hotplates, dishwasher, combi oven
• Bathroom
• Stay
• Bedroom with a 140 cm bed and an 80 cm bed
• Sofa bed

Chalet 6 people

46m² accommodation

• Optimum level of comfort
• Kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, hotplates, dishwasher, combi oven
• Bathroom
• Stay
• Bedroom with a 140 cm bed
• Bedroom 2 with two 80 cm beds
• Sofa bed

Chalet 8 people

52m² accommodation

• Optimum level of comfort
• Kitchen equipped with fridge/freezer, hotplates, dishwasher, combi oven
• Bathroom
• Stay
• 2 bedrooms with 140 cm bed and two 80 cm beds
• Sofa bed

Mobile home 2 people

• Uncovered terrace
• Bedroom
• Bathroom

Mobile home 4 people

• Uncovered terrace
• 2 bedrooms
• Bathroom

Mobile home 6 people

• Uncovered terrace
• 2 bedrooms
• Bathroom

Mobile home 8 people

• Uncovered terrace
• 3 bedrooms
• Bathroom

Tipi for 2 to 4 people

A type of accommodation for a return to basics, with added comfort!

Caravan for 2 to 4 people

Cosy, fun and so suitable for a bohemian stay.

Finnish Kota for 2 people

• All-wood accommodation for an authentic holiday as if you were on the banks of the Saimaa

Indian wigwam on stilts for 2 to 6 people

• To fall asleep while looking at the stars according to the Native American tradition