Huttopia Oléron Les Chênes Verts

Huttopia Oléron Les Chênes Verts delights camping holidaymakers with its idyllic location between natural dunes and tall deciduous trees, which provide pleasant shade in mild temperatures.

A natural camping holiday in an extensive wooded area

The highlight of the Huttopia Oléron Les Chênes Verts campsite is its fantastic location in the middle of a large wooded area by the Atlantic Ocean. Holidaymakers camp here in a natural area characterised by unpaved paths and shady spots. On the other side, the site borders directly on a fine sandy beach, which can be reached via a short footpath through the forest. Water sports enthusiasts will find their paradise here, with surfers in particular enjoying the good conditions. But beach holidaymakers also get their money's worth on the west coast of the French island of Île d'Oléron.

Nature holidays on a family-friendly campsite

The Huttopia Oléron Les Chênes Verts campsite offers its guests a large selection of shady pitches on irregular terrain and sandy ground. You can spend the night here among conifers and shrubs in a very peaceful environment. Peace and relaxation are guaranteed here. The wooden restaurant and bar also impress with their natural ambience. You can enjoy snacks, drinks or a delicious ice cream on the terrace at covered tables. Free Wi-Fi is also available in the restaurant area. There is also a kiosk and the popular bread roll service at Huttopia Oléron Les Chênes Verts to cater for guests' physical well-being. Dogs are welcome and feel very much at home in the wooded area. The youngest guests can play with their new-found friends in the large children's playground or have fun with the children's entertainment programme. A baby changing room is also available for young parents. Active holidaymakers can arrange a colourful sports programme or a game of beach volleyball on the Atlantic beach. The bike hire service invites you to explore the west coast of the island. Nature reserves and fine sandy beaches dominate the landscape here. An open-air museum in the nearby village of Le Grand Village Plage provides visitors with vivid information about the extraction of sea salt, for which the island is primarily known. Golfers are drawn to the golf course 8 kilometres from the course.