© Les Gorges du Loup camping, Le Bar Sur Loup
© Les Gorges du Loup camping, Le Bar Sur Loup
Between Grasse and Vence amongst oaks and olive trees
The campsite, Les gorges du Loup, and Bar-sur-Loup the Provencal village nearby offer you the nice way of life and the authenticity of Nice's backcountry.
Between Grasse and Vence, close to both mountain and sea, the campsite offers 4 acres of terraces (capacity: 70 families) and the shade of oaks and olive trees several hundred years old, in a grandiose site.
Greenery, shade, charm, calm and a beautiful view in a family atmosphere. Beautiful and varied vegetation (olive trees, oaks, sequoia, agaves, yuccas, bird-of-paradise flower, eucalyptus, plumbago, syca, magnolia, palm trees...) and a lot of fruit trees (fig, orange, lemon, apple, medlar tree, quince tree, walnut, plum, cherry...)
This campsite is open from April until September.
The outdoor heated swimming pool is 20m x 10m with a solarium and sun loungers (free) for your use. Open from 09:30 to 19:30 from the start of April to the end of September.
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