Nyonsoleiado Waterpark, Nyons
Waterpark complex that contains a lagoon, 25m pool, whirlpool basin, waterslides for children and adults, cascades of water, rivers, paddling pools and much more.
Perfect campsite for wine buffs, nature lovers and families with children
The campsite is surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, in an ideal location for exploring the Vaucluse region, at the heart of Provence.
Large comfortable pitches are spread out beneath the trees, all equipped with electricity (10 amp) and with water supply nearby. There is also the option to book mobile homes or mini-chalets for your stay. There are two washblocks, baby changing facilities and disabled access.
The campsite offers many useful services such as rental of linen and fridges, loan of high chairs and cots, free space in the freezer for ice packs, WiFi (10 minutes free per day), laundry, toilet/shower blocks, hair dryers and tourist information at reception.
The campsite does not have a restaurant but there is a daily delivery of fresh bread and croissants, and a small grocery store selling wine and local products.
Campsite activities include a large play area, bouncy castle, petanque pitch, multi-sports court, tennis court, outdoor gym, mini-golf, table tennis, pony rides, swimming pool and wine tasting. The campsite has been approved by the Camping Bacchus label, which means that they are near a vineyard or wine making region and offer a warm welcome to wine buffs!
The campsite is open from early April to late September. Dogs are welcome as long as they are kept on a lead and are never left unaccompanied.
The area surrounding the campsite is very rural and peaceful, however you are just a 20 minute walk from the nearest town.
The outdoor swimming pool measures 16m x 8m and is surrounded by sunloungers and parasols. There is also a splash pool for small children. In high season, you will find ice creams and cool drinks at the bar.
Loose swimming shorts are forbidden, so don't forget to pack your speedos!
There is a bar at the swimming pool which is open daily during the peak summer months for cold drinks and ice creams.
The campsite does not have a restaurant but there is a daily delivery of fresh bread and croissants, and a small grocery store selling wine and local products.
The campsite is 13km northeast of Avignon via the D901. If you are coming from Marseilles airport you need only drive 80km north along the A7, usually taking under an hour.
The campsite is very family-friendly. As well as there being plenty for children to do, there is also the possibility to hire equipment such as cots and high chairs.
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