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Water park at La Plage du Dramont campsite in Saint-Raphaël, Var
At Yelloh! Village La Plage du Dramont, you’ll be spoilt for choice! Can’t decide between a seaside campsite or one with a water park? This 4-star campsite in Saint-Raphaël offers both! Enjoy a swimming pool in Saint-Raphaël in the Var, perfect for alternating between a dip and relaxing under the Mediterranean sun.
Spend the afternoon basking in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean, then end the day in the 240 m² pool. Or vice versa!
On the premises |
Low season * | High season ** | Extra charge payable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct access to the sea | |||
| Outdoor heated children's pool | |||
| Heated outdoor swimming pool | |||
| Sunbeds |
* : Low season: from opening to 03/07/2026 and from 29/08/2026 to closing
** : High season: from 04/07/2026 to 28/08/2026
A gorgeous water park
Enjoy the campsite’s 240m² swimming area, featuring a large heated pool in Saint-Raphaël in the Var and a paddling pool. Adults and children alike can relax and have fun in the water under the Var sunshine. The water park also has a relaxation area around the pool – perfect for sunbathing on loungers under parasols before diving back into this pool for a refreshing moment.
Three points offering direct access to the sea
At Yelloh! Village La Plage du Dramont, the splishing-and-splashing isn’t reserved to the water park. Our seaside campsite in the Var has three points via which you can access the beach looking out to the Île d’Or beach directly. Spread out your towel on the pebbles and plunge into the turquoise waters!
The views are simply stunning because from the same spot, you’ll be able to admire all the coast, the Estérel Massif and its semaphore, as well as the Île d’Or islet which towers before you.
Did you know that the beach has a place in history? It was one of the main sites of the Provence landing operations in August 1944.
Another fascinating fact: it is thought that Hergé, author of Les Aventures de Tintin, found inspiration for his Black Island while on a visit to Le Dramont beach and the Île d’Or.
