Camping Moulin de la Salle

Full of water fun at Camping Moulin de la Salle! Children whiz off slides and let themselves float on the current of the counter-current river, while you yourself relax in the bubbling Jacuzzi or soak in the soothing waters of the balneotherapy. Even on less sunny days, you won't have to miss a thing: the covered and heated pool ensures swimming fun in any weather. For the little ones, there is a fun paddling pool with a mini slide, where they can splash around safely. And if you are ready for the sea, get on your bike: within 15 minutes, you are on one of the widest beaches in the region. Tranquil coves such as Paracou are just a few minutes away, while surfers can enjoy the waves at Sauveterre. Don't forget to take a dip in the natural Dombret Basin, where you'll swim with a view of the ocean.

While your children make new friends in the kids' club or have fun in the playground, teenagers gather on the sports field for a game of soccer or a game of table tennis. The atmosphere is always lively, especially during aqua gym in the pool or the sports tournaments during the day. Evenings turn into a stage for dinner shows, karaoke and themed evenings full of fun. Are you in need of rest? Then treat yourself to a massage in the wellness area or start the day actively in the well-equipped gym. At the campsite, you can easily rent a bike to explore the surroundings without any hassle. And you've also come to the right place for your daily shopping: with a grocery store, fresh bread in the morning and a snack bar for a quick bite, you have everything at your fingertips. While you enjoy a cool drink on the terrace, the kids play carefree in the play area next to the bar.

The location of Camping Moulin de la Salle in Les Sables-d’Olonne is perfect for those who want to discover the Vendée. Stroll through the town and be surprised by stately villas, cosy squares and the lively port where fishing boats and sailing yachts lie side by side. Fans of water sports can indulge themselves here with jet skiën or a sailing trip at sea. Culture enthusiasts visit local museums or historical buildings, while nature lovers enjoy cycling tours along dunes, forests and picturesque villages. With nearly 1,800 kilometres of bike paths, you will always encounter something new along the way. Highly recommended is the Île d’Olonne: admire the glistening salt pans and learn all about the traditional salt extraction process. Here you can taste the 'white gold' of the region.