Camping Les Seulières

Camping Les Seulières in Saint-Denis-d’Oléron

On the Atlantic coast of the Île d’Oléron, Camping Les Seulières enjoys a dream location just 300 metres from a superb fine sandy beach. Right at the gates of a Natura 2000 protected natural area, this CLICOCHIC establishment welcomes families in an unspoilt, leafy setting: pitches for tents, caravans and campervans, and mobile homes with shaded terraces. The Chassiron lighthouse and the salt marshes can be visited by bike from the campsite, along the cycle paths that run through Saint-Denis-d’Oléron.

Rated 9.6/10 from 264 customer surveys, the campsite shows an exceptional level of satisfaction. A restaurant, bar, snack bar, Wi-Fi and a tennis court are all available on site. Fort Boyard, visible from the coast, and the oyster-farming specialities of the Oléron villages round out an incomparable holiday programme in Charente-Maritime.

Services at Camping Les Seulières

Camping Les Seulières provides holidaymakers with every service for a hassle-free stay. On site, the restaurant and snack bar cover dining from lunch to dinner, and the bar keeps the evenings going in a friendly atmosphere. The grocery shop lets you top up supplies without leaving the campsite, and free Wi-Fi in the communal areas keeps holidaymakers connected. The tennis court is open to all guests. The mobile homes, fitted with shaded terraces, guarantee homely comfort just steps from the Oléron beach.

By bike, the shops and markets of the village of Saint-Denis-d’Oléron are reachable in a few minutes. The multilingual welcome and linen rental services make it easy for families to settle in as soon as they arrive.

Activities and surroundings around Camping Les Seulières

The Île d’Oléron offers a wealth of activities for all ages. 300 metres from the campsite, the fine sandy beach invites you to swim, try sand yachting and stroll along the shore. By bike — the island’s transport of choice — you can reach the famous Chassiron lighthouse, the salt marshes, the oyster farms and picturesque villages. Fort Boyard, visible from the coast, fascinates young and old alike. During peak season, the campsite offers entertainment (kids’ club, sports tournaments) to punctuate the days.

Within driving distance, the covered market of Saint-Pierre-d’Oléron and the coastal paths of the Parc Naturel Marin offer great outings. Nouvelle-Aquitaine also invites excursions to La Rochelle (45 km), with its medieval towers and lively old harbour.