LOCATION
The campground is located in Aytré, just outside La Rochelle, in Charente-Maritime. The town overlooks the ocean and features a sandy beach approximately 3 km long.

BEACH AND SEA
Aytré Beach is known for its fine sand. The campground does not have direct access to the beach.

SWIMMING POOL AND RELAXATION
The aquatic complex includes a heated indoor pool, a separate water play area for children, and three slides. There is also a small pool with a whirlpool, a sauna, a hammam, and a jacuzzi. The wellness area requires a fee and is accessible by reservation.

CAMPING SITES
The camping sites, approximately 100 m² in size, are bordered by hedges and are mostly partially shaded. They can accommodate up to 6 people and are equipped with water and electricity. There are three restroom facilities with showers, toilets, washing machines, and dryers.

BUNGALOWS AND MOBILE HOMES
Mobile homes with one, two, or three bedrooms are available, including air-conditioned units and two accommodations suitable for people with limited mobility. They are equipped with a television, refrigerator, dishes, microwave, coffee maker, and a partially covered wooden deck. Bed linens are provided.

DINING AND SERVICES
The L’Oasis has a terrace overlooking the pool area and offers breakfast, pizza, sandwiches, crêpes, ice cream, and takeout meals. During peak season, bread and baked goods are available in the morning. The campground also offers a convenience store and free Wi-Fi.

SPORTS AND LEISURE
The campground features a multisport field, a soccer field, a free tennis court, an outdoor fitness area, ping-pong tables, a pétanque court, and two playgrounds for children. In July and August, activities, entertainment for children and teens, theme nights, and shows are organized.

PETS
Pets are allowed on the campground if they are identified, vaccinated, and kept on a leash. Category 1 and 2 dogs are not permitted.

THINGS TO DISCOVER IN THE AREA
The campground’s location makes it easy to visit La Rochelle, with its historic center and harbor, and the Île de Ré, known for its villages, salt marshes, oyster farms, and bike paths.