Les Ponts-de-Cé

Yes, some of our pitches and accommodation are located right next to the river, where you can fall asleep to the rustle of the water and wake up to the soft light of the Anjou valley. A simple and rare experience, typical of Anjou.

Absolutely. Between the mini-farm, the playground, the nature activities and the wide open spaces on the banks of the Loire, children will find a thousand ways to invent their own adventures. At our campsite in Les Ponts-de-Cé, it's the forest and the river that occupy their days.

Each season reveals a different facet of Anjou, but many people like to come in spring and late summer, when the valley softens, the river sparkles quietly and activities are unhurried. This is the time when the light is at its softest, the paths are at their quietest, and you can take full advantage of the sites on the banks of the Loire.

Around our campsite in Les Ponts-de-Cé, the Anjou region reveals itself in small touches, almost in confidence. In just a few minutes by bike, you'll reach the villages of the Loire with their quiet lanes, the guinguettes clinging to the river where you can share a drink in the sun, or the little-known châteaux that tell a different story of the Loire Valley. Further afield, islands of unspoilt nature invite you to stop and watch the birds, listen to the river and feel the discreet charm that makes the region so special.

Yes, the village opens onto large green spaces, between the château island and the banks of the Maine. Here you'll find quiet spots to read, play with the kids, improvise a picnic or simply watch the light glide over the trees. These open spaces give the stay a rare sensation: that of having a little corner of Anjou all to yourself.

Because it brings together in one place all that Anjou has to offer in terms of authenticity: a peaceful island, pitches in the heart of nature, the Loire nearby, and even free access to areas where you can breathe away from the noise. Add to this the Michelin-starred villages, nature parks and secret paths of the Maine region... and you've got a destination that's all its own.