Camping Annecy

Campsite rentals in Annecy 

In the heart of the Alps, Annecy reveals a landscape of rare harmony. Your gaze moves from the clear waters of the lake to the surrounding mountains without interruption. Nothing dominates, everything is in balance. Here, time seems to follow a different rhythm, slower and more meaningful.

Lake Annecy, renowned for the purity of its waters, naturally becomes the centre of your stay. You can swim as soon as the weather warms up, linger by the water at the end of the day, or cycle along its shores, taking the time to stop, observe and breathe. At every turn, the mountains shift in perspective, creating an ever-changing backdrop.

Around the lake, villages and preserved shorelines extend this feeling of space and calm. Choosing a camping holiday in Annecy means enjoying a break where life is lived outdoors, close to the water and the scenery, in an atmosphere that is both soothing and inspiring.

Mobile home rental in Annecy 

For your stay in Annecy, enjoy a mobile home in a Yelloh! Village campsite ideally located close to the lake.

In Doussard and Lathuile, on the southern shores of Lake Annecy, the campsites La Ravoire, Les Fontaines and Lo Vêlajo are set in a privileged natural environment, between the lake and the first Alpine slopes.

Yelloh! Village La Ravoire offers easy access to the lake and cycling paths, making it ideal for enjoying the area freely.

Set slightly back, Yelloh! Village Les Fontaines opens onto wider views, with a setting perfectly suited to relaxation, inviting you to take in the surrounding mountains.

More intimate, Yelloh! Village Lo Vêlajo offers a quieter atmosphere, focused on nature and tranquillity.

The mobile homes combine comfort, modern facilities and quality amenities, ensuring a pleasant stay for families and friends. On site, you will also benefit from the services and attention that define the Yelloh! Village experience, for a holiday that perfectly balances freedom and comfort.

What to do while camping in Annecy? 

In Annecy, days often begin by the water. A morning swim, a walk along the shores while everything is still calm, and gradually the lake comes to life.

Cycling quickly becomes an obvious choice. The path around the lake connects beaches, villages and viewpoints, without ever breaking the harmony of the landscape. You move at your own pace, between shade and light, always with the lake in sight.

Annecy’s old town offers a different rhythm. Its canals, cobbled streets and markets bring a gentle sense of activity, without disturbing the balance of your stay. Higher up, the trails leading above the lake reveal striking panoramic views over the turquoise waters and Alpine scenery.

At the end of the day, the lake becomes calm again. The light softens, the mountains turn into silhouettes, and the moment simply lingers, by the water or on a terrace. Camping in Annecy and its surroundings is something you experience as much as you feel.

FAQ 

What are the main sights to visit in Annecy?

• Lake Annecy: known for the purity of its waters and the beauty of its landscapes.
• Annecy’s old town: its canals, cobbled streets and lively atmosphere.
• Annecy Castle: overlooking the town, with open views over the rooftops and the lake.
• Villages around the lake: Talloires, Menthon-Saint-Bernard or Doussard, each with its own character.

What activities can you enjoy in Annecy?

• Swimming in Lake Annecy, known for its clean and clear water.
• Cycling around the lake on a safe and accessible path.
• Walking through the old town and browsing local markets.
• Enjoying water activities such as paddleboarding, pedalo or sailing.

Where can you swim in Annecy?

• On the developed beaches of Lake Annecy, all around the shoreline.
• In Doussard, for a more natural and open setting.

What local specialities should you try in Annecy?

• Savoyard fondue, a convivial dish made with melted cheeses, perfect after a day outdoors.
• Tartiflette, a generous dish with reblochon cheese, potatoes and bacon.
• Raclette, a must for mountain-style meals.
• Farmhouse reblochon, an emblematic regional cheese.
• Fish from Lake Annecy, such as Arctic char or whitefish, often served by the lake.
• Diots de Savoie, traditional sausages served with crozets.
• Crozets, small square pasta, typically served in gratin dishes or as a side.

What to visit in Annecy when it rains?

• The city’s museums
• Annecy Castle
• The covered markets and shops in the town centre