This old and characterful rural estate, with an
age-old plane tree at its centre, lies alongside the
Garonne River, between the Gers and the Ariège.
The Sladdens will welcome your family in a relaxed,
cheerful and friendly atmosphere.
what makes it special
The estate covers 30 acres of fields and
woods, with brooks running through and
has 96 tree-sheltered pitches marked out.
12 timber chalets with views over the
Petites Pyrénées stand slightly apart.
Mobile homes and caravans are also available
for rent. The excellent bathroom and
toilet facilities are recent. Events are organised
In high season and there is a snack &
pizza bar, a cyber-café, a multilingual
library and games library. There are also
fine sports facilities with free tennis and a
200 m2 swimming and paddling pool.
Qualité France and Pré Vert label camp sit
open :
from 15/04 to 30/09
96 pitches Season 15th April to 30th September
- Tourist Attractions
- Pyrénées - Midi Pyrénées
The Ville Rose of Toulouse, so close to Spain and from which on a clear day you can see the Pyrenees, is a place to arouse the emotions. Wherever you are in the region, the Pyrenees make their presence felt. And wherever you go, you will encounter true wonders, whether of nature or man-made. A sense of strength and authenticity pervades. A different world to make for absolutely unforgettable holidays.
With the mountains as a backdrop,
the Pyrenean foothills have some
wonderfully preserved countryside.
Here and there you will see little
walled towns with their ancient crafts.
But they are also lively places where
you can eat in truly Gargantuan style.
This 'Land of Cocagne' in the heart of
the Midi Toulousain region is perfect
to organise excursions :
• In the Gers and its hillside fields of
sunflowers. The area in Gascony for
good eating, and its many festivals.
• The Ariège, with its mountain
scenery and castles haunted still
by the Cathar myth.
• And the Luchonnais, close to Spain,
famed for its many mountain summits
of over 3,000 metres and spas.
Martres-Tolosane the town of the
arts is a mediaeval walled city with a
double curtain wall unique for its type
(see photo). Its famous earthenware is
still made by hand using methods that
date back to the 18th century. Visits to
the workshops can be arranged.
St Bertrand-de-Comminges, the
'inland Mont-Saint-Michel' with at its
feet the fine Romanesque church of
Saint Just de Valcabrère, is the mecca
of historic art in the central Pyrénées.
Toulouse. The 'Ville Rose' permeated
with its rich Occitan past. Stroll
around its narrow streets or along the
banks of the Garonne. The city is now
a major aeronautical centre -the Cité
de l'Espace space museum and the
gigantic Airbus plant are well worth
the visit.
To the north of Toulouse, there are
the côtes du Frontonnais (about 50
miles away). This old vineyard is
home to the Négrette grape variety,
also cultivated in the Gaillac wine
region (75 miles away).
- Awards
French Tourist Board Rating
- Nearby
Cycle hire Fishing Swimming (Outdoor) TV Room Internet Access Tennis Organised Entertainment Sports Ground
Other recreation Entertainment for kids
Big 200 m2 swimming and paddling pool.
Games area, games room with table tennis,
table football and pub style games.
Free access to tennis courts, volleyball, basketball,
badminton, lighted petanque
ground and BMX biking ground with bike
hire. Angling, walks, herb gardens and
making log cabins in the woods alongside
the Garonne.
Summer events organised with tournaments
and games for all, interactive shows and a
free miniature train ride to the village.
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