Glamping Le Lac Bleu on a lake with stunning views of the French Alps
Located on Lake Lac Bleu in the Drôme, you will find the charming Camping Le Lac Bleu. At this small-scale campsite, enjoy breathtaking views of the rolling countryside and the impressive mountain massif of the Vercors, one of the most beautiful regions of the French Alps. Follow one of the many hiking trails and walking routes in the region or visit the medieval village of Chatillon-en-Diois, found near Le Lac Bleu.
- Small family campground
- Magnificent views of the mountains
- By the Lac Bleu lake
- Covered and heated swimming pool
- Swimming in the lake
- Boules court
- Volleyball court
- Miniclub
- Playground
- Canoe and bike rental
- Bar
- Snack bar
- Campsite store
- Bread service
- Free WiFi at the reception
Facilities and activities at Camping Le Lac Bleu
(Sports) activities
- Bicycle rental
- Petanque court
- Canoe / kayak rental
- Sports field
- Ping pong table
- Fishing pond
- Volley ball court
- Sand beach
Activities in the area
- Cycling
- Canoeing
- Climbing
- Mountain biking
- Nature park (<5 KM / 3.1 MILES)
- Horseback riding
- Picturesque villages
- Fishing
- Walking
- Tennis
Kids and teenagers
- Entertainment
- Mini disco
- Kids club
- Playground (outdoor)
- Bouncy castle
- Contests for teenagers
- Contests for kids
Location
- Mountain area
- By the water
Park facilities
- Reception
- WiFi in public area (free)
- Shop
- Free parking nearby or at the park
Spoken language
- English
- French
Swimming pool
- Swimming cap not required
- Outdoor pool
- Swimming lake
Wellness
- Sauna
- Steam cabin
Food & Beverage
- Bar
- Snack bar
- Restaurant
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Surroundings
Châtillon-en-Diois
Located on the banks of the Bez River and surrounded by mountains and forests, this charming village is known for its charming medieval architecture, narrow, winding streets, and as a stop on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela. The village's rich history dates back to Roman times. Also, visit the local wineries and sample regional cuisine with specialties such as ravioli and Clairette de Die.
Discover regional specialties
Not to be confused with Italian ravioli, raviole is a specialty of the historic Dauphiné region. It dates back to Roman times. Saint-Marcellin is a soft, aged cheese that originated the town of Saint-Marcellin of the same name. The cheese is widely used in salads and goes well with a glass of Côtes du Rhône. And so there are many more delicacies that you really must taste.
Vercors Regional Park
Parc du Vercors, the regional natural park located above the campground, is a protected area covering more than 200,000 hectares. The park includes the Vercors massif, a rugged mountain range known for its gorges, limestone cliffs and high plateaus. With a diversity of flora and fauna, including rare species such as the griffon vulture, the ibex and the European beaver, Parc du Vercors is an ideal destination for beautiful hikes and bike rides. Discover the park's history and culture through museums, exhibitions and guided tours. The park is also known for its traditional agriculture and crafts, such as cheese making and wood carving, which have been preserved and celebrated by local communities for generations.
Explore the surroundings with the family
Just 20 km from the campsite you will find the medieval village of Crest. Climb Crest Castle, one of the highest medieval castles in France, for stunning views of the surroundings and interesting history. For an educational outing, visit "Jardin des Decouvertes," an interactive garden in Die, just 25 km from the campground. Here children learn about plants, insects, and other animals through various educational activities and workshops for children of all ages. For a fun and exciting activity in the Diois region, visit the Drôme Aventure adventure park just 10 km from the campground. The park offers various climbing routes and zip lines for children as young as 3 years old.
Practical information
- Check-in from 16:00, check-out until 10:00
- Free WiFi at the reception
- €300 deposit to be paid at the reception
- Swim shorts are not allowed. Swimming trunks are mandatory in the swimming pools (long short clothes, covering swimsuits and swimming shorts are prohibited for hygiene reasons). You must also wear the bracelet given to you upon arrival at the campsite.
- Tourist tax to be paid on the spot
- Restaurant and bar opening hours: From May 13 to July 1: Every Friday and Saturday evening. Thursday, May 26 evening (Ascension). Sunday, June 5 evening (Pentecost). From July 2 to August 28: Restaurant open for dinner.
Scored with a 8.1
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17 Aug 2023
De camping was leuk en ligt heel mooi aan een meer temidden van de bergen, waar we hele mooie wandelingen hebben gemaakt.
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29 Jul 2023
Prachtig meer
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30 May 2022
Gastvrij en behulpzaam personeel
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29 May 2022
La superficie, l'aménagement
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28 May 2022
Le confort de la villatent et surtout le camping le lac bleu qui est absolument parfait pour un séjour en famille, un zccuzil top. Ka machine à café ne fonctionnait pas et le hamac était détendu, seuls petits bémols On a adoré on y reviendra !
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21 Aug 2021
Altijd fijn om een tent met sanitair te hebben. Uitrusting en indeling van de tent is prima, met voldoende ruimte en goede bedden. De kinderen hebben op zich genoten en de omgeving is mooi.
Frequently asked questions about Camping Le Lac Bleu
What are the check-in and check-out times at camping Le Lac Bleu?
Check-in is possible from 4 p.m. and check-out until 10 a.m.
Is camping Le Lac Bleu open all year round?
Le Lac Bleu, a small family campground, is open from April 7 to October 1.
Is camping Le Lac Bleu popular with families?
Glamping at Le Lac Bleu is popular with families.
Does camping Le Lac Bleu have its own restaurant?
Yes there is a restaurant with a pleasant terrace at the campsite.
Does camping Le Lac Bleu have a swimming pool?
There is a covered and heated swimming pool. There is also a paddling pool, and you can swim in the lake.
Is there a campsite store?
Yes, the campsite also has a small store where you can go for your small groceries or to order bread.
What activities are there to do at camping Le Lac Bleu?
The campsite has petanque courts, you can play ping pong or soccer. For little ones, there is a trampoline, a playground with slide and a bouncy castle. In high season there is also a mini-club for children.
How far is camping Le Lac Bleu from the beach?
The glamping is located directly on Lac Bleu lake with a small sandy beach.
How far is camping Le Lac Bleu from the city center?
Camping Le Lac Bleu is 2.9 km from the center of Châtillon-en-Diois.
How far is the nearest supermarket?
There is a small supermarket at the campsite.
What activities are there to do near Camping Le Lac Bleu?
In the area you will find more than 4000 kilometers of hiking trails through the Drôme. Are you looking for something adventurous? Then you can also climb, canoe and kayak here. There are also plenty of routes for cyclists here such as the Mont Ventoux and several other mountains that are well worth the effort.
Le Lac Bleu is close to the old village of Chatillon-en-Diois with its narrow medieval streets. Here you will find a beautiful botanical trail and you can enjoy traditional dishes.
Is WiFi available at Le Lac Bleu campsite?
Free WiFi is available in the restaurant and at the reception.
Do I need to bring my own bed linen?
It is possible to book bed linen so you don't have to bring your own.
Which Villatents can be booked at camping Le Lac Bleu?
There is Villatent Nomad on the campsite. This is a fully equipped luxury safari tent including bathroom with toilet and sink.
Are pets allowed in the Villatents at Le Lac Bleu?
Only category 3 dogs are allowed on the campsite. They are allowed in the Villatents but are not allowed to climb on beds and benches. There is an additional fee of 35€ for the cleaning service and the cleaning of the comforter. Also, dogs must be leashed and must not bark, be aggressive and never be left alone in the Villatent. Cats are not allowed, mainly because of the risk of allergies.
Are the Villatents at Le Lac Bleu campsite suitable for the disabled?
No, the Villatents are not suitable for the disabled.
Where is camping Le Lac Bleu situated?
If you book a Villatent at Le Lac Bleu then you can enjoy glamping in Chatillon en Diois at the Le Lac Bleu lake, in the south of France.
How to reach the glamping in Drôme Provençale by car?
From Lyon: A7 exit N ° 15 Valence Sud From Marseille: A7 exit N ° 16 Loriol From Grenoble: A51 exit Lus la Croix Haute
Where is the nearest station?
Luc-en-Diois Station is 8 km away and Die Station is 11 km away.
