



On the campsite
Swimming pool
Facilities
Activities
From 09 to 22 June 2012 From €39.00
Per night in Cottage 4p 2ch
From 09 to 22 June 2012 From €17.00
Per night in pitch
At the Lous Seurrots Yelloh! Village, your children will benefit from an exclusive setting, surrounded by sea, dunes, and river. As well as a pretty beach nearby of a huge aquatic area designed for them, the Lous Pitchoun is available for sports and cultural activities with qualified organisers.
There is something for everyone - activities to suit all ages and tastes.
From Monday to Friday, the Lous Pitchoun welcomes your children for 6 hours each day. (9:30 - 12 am et 4 - 6:30pm, children's entertainment at 8.30 pm)
Your children have access to the array of activities provided by our entertainment team. Priority is given to outdoor games, discovery and early-learning activities, workshops, etc... This will be an opportunity for them to make new friends and learn while playing because holidays mean exploring and sharing.
NEW FOR 2012: An area for children aged up to 4 years from 2 pm until 4 pm at the Yelloh! Babies club, under parental supervision. outing during the afternoon.
Baby gym - early-learning sports games - play activities - water sports - make-up workshops.
The tiny tots will have a whale of a time in the paddling pool, or on the campsite's four play areas. And even if you haven't booked in advance, they won't miss out on any of the bike rides, as you can hire child seats or trailers, so they can explore the Landes forest.
In the morning: crafts, games, discoveries sporting activities (roller skating, climbing etc). Afternoon: a great game, treasure hunt; Olympics; sports tournaments; exploring the surroundings (flora and fauna), building cabins, or forest walks. And preparing for the Mini-Club Show at the end of the week...
In the morning: choose from sporting activities or crafts.
In the afternoon: a great game, treasure hunt; Olympics; sports tournaments; exploring the surroundings (flora and fauna), building cabins, or forest walks. At the end of the week, all the children are invited to get up on stage for the Mini-Club show.
Teenagers have access to all the sporting activities and facilities in the village.
We are offering them an activity programme exclusively for them: afternoon outings (surfing, aerial assault course, canoeing, paint-balling, mini-golf, and much more), and evening activities (discos, casino, evening tournaments, quizzes, etc). Teenagers can use the multi-game area to try out or display their talents at basketball, or their beach volleyball performances. The brand-new artificial football pitch is the ideal place to enjoy matches with friends
You'll find child-sized facilities, geared to your children, on the premises. A heated paddling pool, baby cubicles, and play areas.
8.30am: I wake up in a lovely cottage next to the Courant de Contis, and spot several rabbits hiding behind the bushes. Matéo - my big brother - and Dad have gone for a jog, and will bring us back some warm bread and croissants from the supermarket, to start the day right. Our days here always start with a family breakfast on the terrace.
9.30am: Everyone's ready - my brother and sister (Matéo and Océane) are going to the craft workshops or archery classes. Mum and Dad are starting their fitness course, and as for me, I am going to the Kids Club to meet up the Sarah and my mates. This morning, we are making Pirates scenery for the Mini Club Show it's really great!
Noon: The whole family has met up at the pool for the "crazy games" and the village dance.
2.00pm: I go to the beach with Mum and Dad - it's only 600m away from the campsite - while Matéo and Océane go off to do Accrobranche with the teens' club.
4.00pm: I meet up with my friends again at the mini club for last-minute rehearsals and trying on the costumes.
5.00pm: Mum and Océane have come to watch our dress rehearsal before going on to their Latin dance class. Dad's finished his nap, and has now teamed up with Matéo for a boules match.
7.30pm: We're all off to aperitif and games, before going for dinner on the restaurant terrace to watch the sunset.
8.30pm: I'm petrified waiting to go on stage! It's our turn to go on...
9.30pm: The show went brilliantly, and now we're watching the organisers' show, it's really funny!
11.00pm: The show has finished. I've danced so much that I'm really tired. Dancing on this campsite is totally cool. I want to get to bed now, to be up and ready for tomorrow: climbing and a nature day!
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