Campsite rules

Upon check-in, each guest must present a valid ID for registration. A pitch number will then be assigned, which will remain the same for the duration of the stay. Requests to change pitches can be made at reception, subject to availability.

Any additional guests arriving after check-in must report their arrival and departure and provide a valid ID.

Guests are required to separate their waste and dispose of it in the designated eco-island within the campsite.

Water fountains are for drinking water only.

Damaging vegetation or campsite structures, lighting fires, digging holes, pouring chemicals, boiling water, salt, or waste liquids into the ground, or misusing or wasting water is strictly prohibited.

At all times, guests must avoid behavior, activities, games, or use of equipment that could disturb others

Adults are responsible for supervising minors and ensuring their behavior does not disturb other guests. Children must be accompanied when using campsite facilities.

The management is not responsible for loss, theft, damage, or destruction of valuables not left in reception custody, nor for accidents, theft, or damage caused by third parties, force majeure, or natural disasters.

Animal policy

Pets must be declared at the time of booking and/or check-in. Any damage caused by pets to other guests or campsite property is the sole responsibility of the owner.

In accordance with local regulations, dogs are not allowed to swim in the lake but may walk along the beach without lingering.

Beach access for dogs is permitted from 08:00 p.m. to 08:00 a.m. During the day, a small dedicated dog area is available, ideal for cooling off on hot days.

A maximum of 2 dogs per pitch and 1 dog in Classic mobile homes and Chalets is allowed. Outside their assigned pitch, dogs must be kept on a leash. Dogs are not permitted in the playground area.

Opening 2026

From April 2nd to 7th
and from April 24th to September 27th