Campsites in Ardèche

Blue spots are nice. Red means you're behind the stage and it's pretty loud; purple means we didn't have a very big spot. It was quiet, though, and there was plenty of shade. At the bottom of the picture are large spots farther from the pool. They're quiet but have less shade.

We rented a chalet there last summer. It’s a beautiful campground with a lovely natural swimming pool featuring lots of slides and water features. It was fun for the kids, ages 8, 5, and 1.5. The campground was well-maintained, and the staff at the front desk were friendly. Highly recommended!

We went there this year. We were parked at the bottom right of the dark green areas—those are the private restroom sites—which also have a kind of canopy that provides shade, and there were a few trees at our spot. It was an easy walk to the main pool, shops, bar, etc., and the relaxation pool was very close by. It was a really nice campground, with beautiful pools featuring water slides and everything was super clean.

This year, I camped in the green areas below the soccer field. There are only two spots there that are really big; I could barely fit my folding trailer in the spot I had. Plus, it’s definitely not a quiet spot—you’re right behind the stage, and there are kids on the soccer field all day and night. I didn’t mind this, except for having to stand on the soccer field shouting before 9 a.m. 😅

If you enjoy camping (meaning the whole atmosphere), we wouldn’t recommend it. There are an incredible number of mobile homes all around you, which takes away from the camping vibe. We were staying in a tent at site 23 and were really bothered by the loading and unloading, which started as early as 5 a.m. All in all, it wasn’t the camping experience we were looking for.