(26120) Montélier - 7 Rue du Stade

15/04/24 - 29/09/24 open Private 2-star campsite Quiet, on the banks of the river and 1 km from the village. Close to the Bourne gorges (narrow & winding road). The first hiking trails are possible in front of the campsite, a small supermarket reachable on foot. Snack at the campsite offers homemade pizza and drinks with a terrace. Provision of vehicle rental and 2 canoes, games and books at reception available. Free WIFI at the pitches. Reservation via internet possible. Entrance only during opening hours: Mon, Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. Wednesday morning closed. Otherwise enter with a personal code when booking online. The managers speak French, English and German

geoSpot: Superb view of the Vercors, the ground is flat, with a relaxation area under the trees! ⚠️ Access: Small mountain road for 5 km Reminder: - Remember to register the geoCode upon arrival - My vehicle is equipped with sanitary facilities - ⚠️ No fires or barbecues! - Financial contribution (amount of your choice) and commission free for the owner

Gervanne Camping, a family story spanning over 59 years. The three Gontard siblings welcome you with passion to a lush setting offering nature, well-being, glamping, and unique experiences in the South of France. Nestled in the heart of the Drôme Valley, this family campsite, surrounded by diverse landscapes and rivers, provides direct access to the Drôme River for relaxation or a harmonious pool experience. Explore the surrounding nature, the Drôme River, the Vercors Natural Park, and villages amidst vineyards, lavender fields, and sunflowers. Enjoy a range of activities such as canoeing, hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Warm hospitality, spacious pitches, environmental respect, and adherence to local values characterize the campsite. In the Drôme, take the time to live and discover our accommodations. See you soon!

Les Tuillères campsite in Vercheny is in the heart of Diois located in the Drôme valley. It is a green setting that extends over more than 4 ha on the banks of the Drôme river.