Camping Les Peupliers - Oléla

• Outdoor swimming pool.
• Lush natural surroundings.
• Family-friendly.
• Outdoor activities.

Camping Les Peupliers, which is situated on the lovely Île de Ré, is a sanctuary for people looking for a combination of peace, quiet, and exciting outdoor activities. Located in the center of La Flotte, a quaint village renowned for its genuine beauty, Oléla's campground offers a picturesque location that captures the essence of the ideal getaway.

The campsite offers different types of accommodation to match the most demanding guests.

The accommodation options are diverse, catering to a spectrum of preferences. Fully-equipped mobile homes for up to 8 people, each lodging choice exudes comfort, blending harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Families, couples, and solo travelers alike find their perfect retreat within these thoughtfully designed spaces.

Already settled in your rental home? Start exploring all the fun on the campsite.

Because of its ideal position, the campground offers a wide range of outdoor experiences to those who enjoy the outdoors. The pure beauty of the neighboring sandy beaches beckons, providing a haven where one can relax in the sun or enjoy exhilarating water sports. Cycling aficionados can discover the island's enchanted paths, soaking in the stunning scenery and quaint towns they pass through.

The entertainment staff at the campground plans a wide range of events suitable for guests of all ages. There's never a dull moment at Les Peupliers, with activities ranging from athletic competitions and exercise courses to creative workshops and themed evenings. Families can spend quality time together playing fun games or enjoying the festive ambiance of live events.

International and local cuisines are tantalizingly served in the on-site restaurant for guests in search of culinary delights. Savoring a delicious French meal or grabbing a quick lunch after a busy day, Camping Les Peupliers' culinary offerings are sure to please even the pickiest eaters.

Saint-Martin-de-Ré: Another charming village rich in history, Saint-Martin-de-Ré is located not far from La Flotte. The town, which is surrounded by striking fortifications, is home to the majestic Vauban Fortifications, which are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as a charming port, little streets, and cafes. Wander about the port, investigate the fortifications, and take in the lively vibe of the town are all available to visitors.

The Phare des Baleines, also known as the Lighthouse of the Whales, is a viewpoint point that provides a broad overview of both the island and the Atlantic Ocean. It is located near the westernmost point of Île de Ré. Visit the neighboring museum to discover more about the maritime history of the region and the life of lighthouse keepers, or ascend to the top of this famous lighthouse for a stunning view.

Ars-en-Ré: Ars-en-Ré is a quaint village close by, well-known for its unusual black-and-white bell tower rising above it. Take a stroll along its charming, hollyhock-lined lanes, stop at the market square, and explore the Port of Ars, which has beautiful scenery and a calm atmosphere.

La Rochelle is a historic port city on the mainland that is easily accessible from Île de Ré via a bridge, while not being on the island itself. Rich maritime history, a charming old harbor full of boats, historical landmarks like the Towers of La Rochelle, and a well-known aquarium that's great for family outings are just a few of the city's many attractions.

Fortifications of Vauban:

Vauban, the famous military engineer of King Louis XIV, constructed fortifications around the island to protect it from invasions. These fortifications, including Fort La Prée and Fort de La Pree, offer a glimpse into the island's defensive history and provide picturesque settings for exploration.

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