A fun and friendly campsite, where children and dogs are both welcome
This tranquil campsite is ideally located just 10 minutes walk from the charming town of Saint Remy de Provence.
This large but well-run campsite offers 110 flat pitches for tents and caravans, average size 100m², with the choice of either sun or shade.
There are 3 eco-friendly shower blocks on the campsite, with hairdryers and baby changing units, as well as easy-access units for guests with disabilities. There is even a special dog shower, for your canine camping companions!
Other facilities include disposal points for chemical toilets, laundry, grocery store, bar, restaurant, children's play area, swimming pool, petanque pitches and WiFi. You can buy fresh bread each morning, as well as cold drinks, ice cream and postcards.
The campsite is located in a quiet residential area with plenty of trees and open space, it is just 850m from the nearest village of Saint Remy de Provence.
The swimming pool is open from early April to late October, 09:00 to 19:00. The pool is surrounded by sun loungers and tall trees, so you can choose between a sunny spot or a shady one. Loose swimming shorts are forbidden, so don't forget to pack your speedos. Children can only use the pool under adult supervision.
The bar is opening during the same hours as the swimming pool and has TV screens that show all the major sporting events.
The campsite is just 25km south of Avignon along the D5, or 75km north of Marseilles airport via the A7.
The campsite has good baby facilities and children under 3 years old are welcome free of charge.
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