(73800) Porte-de-Savoie - 355 D22

Nestled on the shores of Lake Aiguebelette, in the heart of the Savoie mountains, Les Peupliers campsite welcomes you in a family atmosphere. It has direct access to the lake to the delight of young and old. Destination of choice for lovers of hiking and outdoor sports, camping les Peupliers guarantees you peaceful holidays in Savoie in an exceptional natural setting.

Nestled in the scenic surroundings of western Savoie, Camping Huttopia Lac d’Aigubelette offers an active holiday experience against the backdrop of the picturesque Lake Aiguebelette and the towering Alpine peaks. Set in a green oasis, this family-oriented destination provides a gateway to exploring the natural heritage of Savoie, including its lakes and mountains. Guests can indulge in watersports and hiking during the day and relax by the two heated swimming pools with direct access to the lake. The campsite's restaurant, featuring a beautiful terrace, complements the experience, creating unforgettable holidays.

Located in Lépin-le-Lac, in the Savoie department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, the 3-star Le Curtelet campsite welcomes you to green grounds at an altitude of 400 meters, nestled at the gates of the Chartreuse Regional Natural Park. and on the shores of Lac d'Aiguebelette, accessible directly from the site. Within the waterfront campsite, you can set up your motorhomes, tents and caravans on shaded or semi-shaded pitches, with possible access to an electrical connection.

Nestled in a peaceful valley, your stay at Les Petites Roches campsite will offer you magnificent moments of disconnection, contemplation or thrills between alpine meadows and vertiginous belvederes. The spectacular panoramas and sunsets over the neighbouring peaks, the vertigo of the balcony hikes, the sensations of free flight and the gentle walks in our meadows are just some of the pleasures to be experienced here. The activities are varied, but it is the impressive funicular and above all the free flight that make the reputation of the place, Icare and his Cup are there for a reason...