(86200) Loudun - 8t Rue du Pasquin

Peaceful and ideally located a few steps from the shops and the Sunday morning market in Monstoreau, the Isle Verte campsite in the Loire Valley is the ideal stopover for cyclists. It is, in fact, located along the Loire à Vélo, a cycle route that runs along the river. The Saumur l'Isle Verte campsite is a campsite with a heated swimming pool with 114 places just 100 meters from the town center of Montsoreau, its restaurants, its shops and its castle. You can stay on one of our spacious motorhome pitches.

Whether you are passing through or on vacation with family or friends, stay in a calm and bucolic setting by the river, where it is good to rest. This charming campsite is located a stone's throw from the town center of Ile-Bouchard and just 16 kilometers from the exceptional site of Chinon and the most beautiful sites of the Loire Valley, a region classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Charming area, in the middle of the vineyards, in our old wine property, having retained its wine merchant activity. Warm welcome guaranteed, FREE parking if independent, and 12 euros per night only, if using fluids and the fully equipped sanitary block (walk-in shower, sink and toilet, sink for dishes). Large shelter to meet up with camper friends and a ping pong table. Many tools available for small repairs. WELCOME DESIRED FROM 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. MAXIMUM. Ideally, notify us of your arrival by text or Whatsapp or by email. Thank you so much . See you soon !

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.