Campsite La Nouzarède

A splendid destination for both relaxing and active escapes in the Rhône-Alpes region of France, Campsite La Nouzarède has a family friendly ambiance and a fine selection of facilities. Located close to the town of Joyeuse in the Ardèche department, the resort is surrounded by gorgeous green landscapes.

The swimming pool complex at the site features a main pool that regularly hosts aquatic activities, as well as a paddling pool for little ones and a jacuzzi bath for weary travellers. As the campsite lies on the banks of the River La Baume, holidaymakers can also enjoy paddling in the slow flow of the river.

During high season, the energetic and enthusiastic members of the campsite’s staff organise fun and inclusive activities such as boules tournaments, games of volleyball and aqua aerobics. Also in high season, the lively Kid’s Club encourages young campers to join in the fun of creative workshops, sports competitions and much more.

As the afternoon draws to a close and evening sets in, the terrace bar area welcomes holidaymakers to enjoy dinner and drinks before settling in for a night of entertainment. Once the sun begins to set, so begins the evening entertainment that usually comprises of karaoke, dancing parties and much more.

As the campsite has a holiday village feel, guests will have access to a few useful facilities such as a restaurant, bakery and bar. On Wednesdays, the campsite arranges visits to the Provençal market located nearby.

Situated in the peaceful pockets of the campsite, the emplacements are private, serene and filled with greenery. Featuring useful amenities, spacious living areas and sun decking, our mobile homes ensure you stay in comfort while holidaying at La Nouzarède.

Around La Nouzarède Campsite

One of our favourite destinations for outdoor holidays, Ardèche is a great place to enjoy fun in the open air. There’s plenty to see, do, explore and discover in this wonderful destination.

There are natural wonders close to the campsite, namely the breath-taking Vallon Pont d'Arc limestone bridge that straddles the Ardèche River, and heralds the start of the Ardèche Gorges. The river, which meanders beautifully through the department, is a great place for kayaking and white-water rafting.

The region is home to several spectacular underground attractions, including the fascinating cave systems found at Grotte de la Cocalière and the Grotte Chauvet. In the Forest of Païolive, hikers can enjoy an abundance of flora and fauna and several walking trails.

For day trips to learn about the history, heritage, culture and traditions of the department, holidaymakers should head to the medieval towns of Joyeuse, Ruoms and Balazuc.