Camping Moulin de la Salle

The campsite has a wonderful water park. Children whiz down the slides, splash around in the lagoon or let themselves be carried away by the countercurrent river. For the little ones, there is an indoor paddling pool with a mini slide so that they can safely enjoy water fun. Parents relax on the sunbeds, while the Jacuzzi and balneotherapy provide a well-deserved break. And in less clement weather? Then the heated indoor pool offers a solution, so the swimming party always continues. Within fifteen minutes, you'll be cycling to one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. With three kilometres of fine sand, there is plenty of room for sandcastles, beach volleyball, or just lazing around. For a quieter atmosphere, there are the intimate coves of Paracou or the rough waves of Sauveterre, beloved of surfers. And for a unique experience, there's the Dombret Basin: a natural pool overlooking the ocean.

Children have fun in the playground or make new friends in the kids' club. Teenagers seek each other out at the multi-sports ground for a game of soccer or challenge each other on the table tennis table. During the day, aquagym in the pool and sports tournaments ensure an energetic atmosphere, while in the evening everyone gathers for a lively program with karaoke, dinner shows and theme nights. Those in need of relaxation book a wonderful massage at the campsite's wellness area. For an active start to the day, sports enthusiasts can visit the gym, equipped for a vigorous workout. Also convenient: the bike rental on site, ideal for hassle-free exploration of the surrounding area along the many bike paths. For daily shopping, you don't have to leave the site: there is a small store for groceries, a bread service with fresh baguettes and croissants and a snack bar for a quick, tasty bite. At the bar or on the terrace, you can enjoy an ice cream or a refreshing drink while the kids have fun in the play area.

Les Sables-d’Olonne is a bustling seaside resort with a rich maritime history. Stroll along the promenade, admire the colourful villas and taste the local specialities at the market. In the harbour, fishing boats and sailing yachts lie side by side, and those with a sense of adventure can enjoy water sports such as jet skiën or sailing. For a cultural outing, there are museums and historic buildings to explore. The area is perfect for cycling tours through dunes, forests and past picturesque villages. With nearly 1,800 kilometres of bike paths, there is always a beautiful route to be found. And for a special experience, a visit to the salt pans of Île d’Olonne is highly recommended. Here you will learn all about the traditional salt extraction process, and you can even taste the famous ‘white gold’