Camping Parc de Montsabert
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An ideal campsite for exploring the Loire Valley The outdoors, space, tranquillity and sensual delight... in the heart of the Loire Valley

From 10/04/2010 to 12/09/2010
40 rented accommodation - 107 pitches
On the campsite On the campsite
Swimming pool Swimming pool
Facilities Facilities
Activities Activities

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From 05 to 11 June 2010 From €39.00 

Per night in Cottage 4p 3 fleur(s)

From 05 to 11 June 2010 From €15.00 

Per night in pitch 3 fleur(s)

Holiday camping for children and teenagers: Parc de Montsabert

There's no chance of your children getting bored at the Parc de Montsabert campsite! They'll have a wide choice of activities: table tennis, drama, swimming pool, tennis, mini-golf, pony riding, balanz biking... they'll return home with their heads full of memories!

 

Yelloh! Kids: 5-7 years

Mornings: drawing, painting, craft activities (ceramics, salt dough...). Afternoons: outdoor activities, bazaar...

 

Yelloh! Juniors: 8-12 years

Creative and cookery workshops, treasure hunt one afternoon per week, preparations for the Friday-night show.

 

Yelloh! Teens: 13-17 years

Sporting activities, tournaments, (football, badminton, tennis, water polo...), teenagers' common room with football table (until 11:30 pm): the Paradise Club.

 

The children’s club

Based on a different theme each week, daily activities are organised for the youngsters (5-7, 8-12 and 13-17) in July and August. These Clubs are provided for more than four hours a day, six days per week, as well as a show on Friday evening. This will be an opportunity to make new friends and go home with unforgettable memories.

The delights of the water

The children can play about all afternoon in our large heated and covered 25-m pool. For the younger ones, the paddling pool and waterslide have been specially designed for them!

For those budding acrobats

Young acrobats can enjoy the three large trampolines that conform to safety regulations, as well as a castle keep.

Julien and Zoé, 8

At 9 in the morning, breakfast with hot croissants and bread baked on the campsite.

At 10 am, Julien and Zoé join in the various painting and mask-making workshops. All these works of art will be returned to them the following day, so they can show them off to their friends and family when they get back home.

At 11 am, Julien has a go on the tramolines while little Zoé is having a whale of a time on the water slides in the paddling pool.

At midday, they make their way back for lunch with their parents.

Towards 3 in the afternoon, they take part in the great treasure hunt, with the campsite as the hunting ground. They search for all the clues and try to answer the questions asked by the organisers. The best ones will of course earn a little surprise.

After an hour of racing against the clock and racking their brains, a little rest at the side of the pool doesn't go amiss. After the pool, a little ice-cream sampling is the order of the day.

At 5 pm, why not make the most of the shade of the campsite for a game of mini-golf with the parents.

At 7 pm, it's time to dance, with the daily organised mini-disco where these little darlings will set the campsite ablaze with their frenzied dancing, and, who knows, might manage to encourage a few adults to join in.

After a day like this, Julien and Zoé embark on a well-deserved rest, and tomorrow will be quite a different day.