Nestled at 700 meters in the Parc des Écrins, this campsite offers a stunning natural setting with a private lake for swimming, fishing, and paddleboarding, plus a stream weaving through the grounds. Guests consistently praise the spacious, shaded pitches and the warm, attentive staff who create an inviting atmosphere. Families love the bouncy castle, mini-golf, playground, and toy library, while adults appreciate hiking and mountain biking trails with bike rentals available on site. The private beach provides free loungers, and dogs are generally welcome, though not on the crowded beach section. Cleanliness is generally high across sanitary blocks, but hot water can be inconsistent during busy school group periods. The on-site restaurant and snack bar receive mixed reviews for limited hours and food quality; there is no shop or bread delivery, requiring a drive to the nearest village. Wi-Fi is available only near reception, and mobile signal can be patchy, encouraging a digital detox. Noise levels are typically low, but local festivities or late-night gatherings can occasionally disrupt tranquility. Recent expansion has led to overcrowding in peak season, with cramped pitches and less attentive staff, diminishing the former nostalgic charm. Despite these changes, the campsite remains a highly recommended retreat for nature lovers, with many guests returning year after year for the peaceful vibe and beautiful alpine views.
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