(53200) Ménil - 11 Chemin de Halage Sud

In the Loire Valley, just a stone’s throw from the town centre of Angers, the Camping d’Angers – Lac de Maine**** campsite boasts an exceptional location in the heart of a 120-hectare park. Explore the castles, cycle paths, renowned wine estates and the region’s traditional heritage… A heated swimming pool, a cosy central lodge, a renovated washroom - cityKamp Angers has had a total makeover. Enjoy the brand- new facilities!

Camping Les Plages de Loire *** Seasonova, pitches with or without electricity, snack/bar, SPA, bike rental, numerous activities for young and old, cycle path, swimming pool, barbecue, on the banks of the Loire and only 30 km from Angers.

The Camping Seasonova La Forêt*** located in Sillé-le-Guillaume in the Sarthe is nestled in the forest, between greenery, lake and a breathtaking view of the surrounding hills. You will discover many possibilities to stay in this campsite in the middle of the forest with cottages, pitches for camping cars or tents and unusual accommodation such as our bivouacs, caravans, moblidodges, kenya tents. You are sure to find what you are looking for! The lake with its leisure centre Coco Plage located at only 400 m from the campsite offers you many activities such as canoeing, sailing, fishing and swimming! Our Seasonova campsite offers you a real slow life experience and a real connection with nature thanks to the numerous bike rides and hiking trails in the Alpes Mancelles.

Perfectly nestled overlooking the longest river in France and on the edge of a nature park, the Huttopia Saumur campsite guarantees an authentic holiday experience between the Loire river and the local vineyards, with the opportunity of discovering the many treasures on offer in the Maine-et-Loire. On the campsite itself, two swimming pools, a friendly Central Lodge and stunning terrace are ideal for moments of relaxation before venturing off to visit the Loire Valley, which is a Unesco World Heritage Site thanks to the quality of its architectural heritage, monuments and nature sites. Vineyards, gardens, stonework and the river… the four elements which have shaped the history of this unique global landscape.