Top Hotels in Auvergne Campgrounds
- 1. Espace Nature de Sabatoux
- 2. Domaine du Lac Chambon
- 3. Hotel de Plein Air Le Chanset
- 4. Camping des Gorges de l'Allier
- 5. Eco Yourte Les Airelles
- 6. Les Cabanes des Volcans
- 7. Camping Huttopia Royat
- 8. Camping La Rochelambert
- 9. Camping de la Bageasse - Aquadis Loisirs
- 10. Camping Moulin de Chaules
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Discover the best Campgrounds in Auvergne, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes including Espace Nature de Sabatoux, Domaine du Lac Chambon, Hotel de Plein Air Le Chanset, Camping des Gorges de l'Allier, Eco Yourte Les Airelles, Les Cabanes des Volcans, Camping Huttopia Royat, Camping La Rochelambert, Camping de la Bageasse - Aquadis Loisirs, Camping Moulin de Chaules.
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1. Espace Nature de Sabatoux
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
2. Domaine du Lac Chambon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
Fabulous cabins
Reviewed By Andrew MI must admit I was a bit concerned about coming here. Although the cabins looked fantastic I could see the site is a very large campsite and was concerned on the location of the cabins. Thankfully the cabins are located in a very private spot near the campsite and the complete site is very tastefully arranged to give everybody their own space and privacy. The sat NAV had a bit of a struggle finding this place and we eventually arrived at the wrong side of the park. I walked across to the hotel to find it complete empty and the adjoining restaurant closed down. The complete site looked shut. We travelled back to the village to get around to the other side of the park and eventually found the reception which was also closed. A quick telephone call to the number on the door was soon answered and we were directed to our cabin. There are two self catering cabins which are fabulous. They have an excellent location and are fully equipped. The wooden bath is quite a novelty and a challenge to fill. There is also a shower hidden away in a very small room to the side of the bed. The toilet is immediately in front of the shower and has less pace than some yachts I have been on. This is an excellent location to explore the surrounding area and a very comfortable cabin. We made use of the log stove as the temperature dipped. Although some parts of the site look very dated and the hotel and restaurant is closed it's a great spot and the cabins are fabulous.
3. Hotel de Plein Air Le Chanset
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Camping ground quiet, relaxing, next to the Vulcanos. Enjoy the new installations : restaurant, swimming pool, golf ground... Around the camping, you can find : • Puy-de-Dôme : 11 km • Vulcania : 14 km • Clermont-Ferrand : 7 km
Simple campground
Reviewed By Miranda PSimple Campground with spaces for tents/caravans and some rental accommodation. There is a pool on premises as well as (outdated but free) mini golf. Simple restaurant/ bar is also available. In the are there is a volcano which is worth a visit, but for the rest there are not a lot of things to do. There is a supermarket at 10 minutes drive (quite far on foot). The campground is simple, nothing spectacular about it, but also nothing bad. We rented a holiday home (trailer), which was very clean and new, but the walls were exceptionally thin. It did contain anything simple one would need (four needs/ two bedrooms)
4. Camping des Gorges de l'Allier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Lovely open camp site on river
Reviewed By FordWetleyStunning location. Can pitch anywhere by side of river or more open space. Can swim from camp site beach on rubber rings. Great for kayakers. A grade 2 river trip from Prades to Camp site 15km. Or camp site to Lavoûte-Chilhac 17km (watch out for first weir, portage and second weir go to the right, easy). Can hire sit upon kayaks in most villages. Tonic Adventure in Langeac will drop you at Prades for 24E per boat and took us with our kayaks. Further up stream is a Grade 3/4, only to be done with knowledge. Great for walking into town, lovely town with a market, shops, a few bars and restaurants. 3 supermarkets within 5 mins drive. Excellent Adventure park on the other side of bridge with zip wires across river. We had a map and found a quite road all along river to cycle to Chilhac where there is a bar, museum and then onto Lavoûte-Chilhac for lunch. Last bit Chilhac very hilly. You can hire electric bikes from camp site. The area is volcanic so interesting basalt cliffs. The picture is the beach from camp site. A great active holiday for family with older kids.
5. Eco Yourte Les Airelles
Overall Ratings
2 based on 1 reviews
ECO BIO ??? étonnant !
Reviewed By IsabelleP1806En randonnée itinérante sur les hautes chaumes avec 3 amies, nous avons fait étape à l'éco yourte. Quelle ne fut pas notre surprise en arrivant à 16h d'entendre le propriétaire nous demandait 10 € pour pouvoir prendre notre hébergement car il n'était pas 18h !! il était là, nous venions de marcher plusieurs heures et on nous demande un supplément ! ça c'est de l'accueil !! et en plus interdit de rester dans le jardin car il avait soi disant des travaux à faire (pile à ce moment là !!) Heureusement qu'il ne faisait pas orage ou qu'il ne pleuvait pas...sinon nous n'avions pas d'endroit où nous mettre à l'abri... Inadmissible, honteux, les institutions parlent d'accueil de qualité, de respect du client... il a dû louper les formations. En plus, il n'est pas chaleureux, semble s'en moquer éperdument, ne regarde pas ses clients quand il leur parle...bref un condensé de mauvais accueil... Pour ce qui est de l'hébergement, la yourte est confortable mais il y règne une odeur d'humidité assez désagréable, ce qui n'est pas étonnant puisqu'il n'y a aucune aération, ce que je n'avais jamais vu dans une yourte, où il existe une ouverture pour le feu et l'aération. Ici pas de poêle mais des radiateurs, qui semble plus électrique que provenant d'une chaudière éco. Il serait bien d'avoir une bouilloire à disposition sans avoir à retourner à l'accueil à chaque fois que l'on a besoin d'eau chaude. Sanitaire à 20 m mais normal, ils sont ok, mais on y trouve des flacons de produits alors que l'on est dans un éco gite parait il... pour la restauration, on est loin de l'éco bio et le rapport qualité prix est franchement mauvais : repas du soir, salade moules, crevettes, feta...très local !! puis viande sauce aux airelles (elles doivent arriver directement du congelo je suppose !) spaetzle (spécialité alsacienne) et carottes (sans doute locales) , un peu de fromage (ouf un petit bout de fourme d'ambert ) , brugnons caramélisés (alors que c'est la saison des fraises et cerises et que l'on en trouve localement!) , quantité insuffisante, surtout pour des gens qui ont marché toute la journée = 22 € !! la cerise sur le gâteau sera le pique nique pour repartir en rando le lendemain ... 12 € pour : 1 sachet de chips (enfin pas tout le monde il en manquait un remplacé par quelques tacos !!) , 1 petit sandwich au pâté (pas du tout local) , 1 yaourt (pas local) , un sachet de galettes bretonnes..., une pomme et un petit bout de tome sans pain et une boisson c'est juste l'arnaque, ce n'est pas comme annoncé bio et local et c'est très très cher pour le contenu nous sommes reparties mécontentes et dégoûtées du prix alors que nous n'avons pas mangé à notre faim.
6. Les Cabanes des Volcans
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
7. Camping Huttopia Royat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
2 night stop
Reviewed By keenz65Found site eventually after all Satnavs got confused. It would help for site to add directions to their Website. Staff were very helpful after a confusing time locating pitch due to presence of old numbers!! Nicely wooded site with pitches randomly amongst the trees. Toilet block excellent. Good Motorhome driveover facility for grey water and fresh water tap. Nicely located for trip to Puy de Dôme.
8. Camping La Rochelambert
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Come and see! Here there is room: large pitches, shaded or sunny, large green areas for playing or dreaming, a river for fishing or wading, a park planted, vegetable squares and flowers. Our Chalet or hut-type rentals adapt to all your desires: at night, in family or in a tribe. Our campsite is next to the Puy en Velay, quiet, in a preserved nature. Ideally placed to discover the Haute-Loire: The best kept secret of the Auvergne.
Fabulous!
Reviewed By bacchi99We stayed for a night in early September. The people who run this place are warm and friendly. Facilities clean. We camped in a lovely quiet spot next to a river. Restaurant food was great. The well tended campsite has a feel of care and gentleness - a herb garden and beehives are examples of this. Highly recommended. Thank you.
9. Camping de la Bageasse - Aquadis Loisirs
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
With a southern charm, the town of Brioude, labeled city of art and history, has developed around the Basilica of St. Julien, the largest Romanesque church in Auvergne. Located at the entrance of the Gorges de l'Allier, camping is also on the road to Saint Jacques de Compostela. Do you come drunk fresh air and discover the nature of Auvergne. In the land of living waters, and streams with clear water, 36 to explore volcanic waiting for you! This campsite by the river has 72 spacious pitches on a plot of 2.5 Hectares. You can stay in traditional pitches in mobile homes or cabins comfortable fully equipped. Many activities on site and nearby such as canoeing, hiking, horseback or bicycle will make you discover this beautiful region.
Lovely campsite by a river
Reviewed By rachelmoss99A great find - located by a river you can swim in with a lovely restaurant, pool, clean toilet blocks & friendly staff. Nice touch with the herb box by reception for sharing. Definitely recommend it. We will be back!
10. Camping Moulin de Chaules
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
The camp site, situated by a crystal clear brook, is part of a former water mill. There are 55 camping pitches, of different sizes. Apart from the pitches situated by the border of the brook, there are also a range of terraces. These terraces are nicely private due to the wide green belts in between them. The entire property, in harmony with the surroundings, was formerly part of the rural "Chaules" estate. The ruins of the old castle, owned by our neighbour, rise high above the trees and can be visited (at your own risk since parts are a little unstable). During the high-season (July / August) the camp site is very family oriented with a wide range of facilities for all ages. Out of season, the camp site is very popular with people who prefer a quiet, spacious site with lots of opportunities for walking, excursions, etc.
Beautiful site with character.
Reviewed By Penny JWe found this on Searchforsites, and turned up unannounced to be made very welcome. We had a choice of pitches, being at the tail end of the season. The owners were most helpful. They said they don’t get many Brits, mainly Dutch folk. As they have good facilities, including decent Saint Emilion in the bar, and free Wi-fi I’d like to recommend them, for next year as they are about to end their season. There is a great butcher in Saint Constant, and the area is lovely. Don’t miss the caves at Padirac.
