Camping Camp du Soleil

Camping Camp du Soleil in Ars-en-Ré

Just 350 metres from the Plage de la Grange and 400 metres from the village of Ars-en-Ré, Camping Camp du Soleil is a small family-run 5-star campsite with incomparable charm on the Île de Ré. Its 2-hectare wooded estate with a variety of fragrant scents offers a gentle, soothing atmosphere, with shaded pitches and comfortable mobile homes for a genuine seaside holiday on one of the most beautiful islands of the Atlantic. A bar, restaurant, snack bar and Wi-Fi are all available on site in Ars-en-Ré.

Rated 9.3/10 from 1,035 customer surveys and 4.3/5 on Google (1,878 reviews), the campsite enjoys one of the best reputations on the island. Ideally located along the cycle path network, it’s the perfect starting point for cycling to discover the salt marshes, oyster-farming villages and beaches of Charente-Maritime.

Services at Camping Camp du Soleil

Camping Camp du Soleil offers all the essential services for a comfortable stay on the Île de Ré. A restaurant, bar and snack bar provide dining in a friendly atmosphere, and free Wi-Fi lets you stay connected from your accommodation or the communal areas. The proximity of the cycle paths makes it easy to hire bikes to explore the island. Petanque courts and table tennis tables liven up the afternoons. The mobile homes, fitted with terraces, offer ideal comfort for stays in the village of Ars-en-Ré.

A 400-metre walk away, the village of Ars-en-Ré, with its flower-lined lanes, shops, restaurants and its black-and-white painted bell tower, rounds out the Ré island experience. A privileged setting for an authentic holiday far from the hustle and bustle of the large resorts.

Activities and surroundings around Camping Camp du Soleil

The Île de Ré is a destination unlike any other in France. 350 metres from the campsite, the Plage de la Grange invites you to swim, sea kayak and try sand yachting. By bike — the island’s transport of choice — you can reach the salt marshes of Ars-en-Ré, the AOC Île de Ré vineyards, the villages of Saint-Martin-de-Ré (the fortified county town built by Vauban) and the coastal lighthouses. The wildlife of the marshes (egrets, herons, avocets) delights nature lovers.

By boat from La Pallice, you can cross over to La Rochelle (45 km) and its medieval towers. Discover other seaside campsites in our Nouvelle-Aquitaine region to continue the Atlantic adventure.