Camping les Fontaines - Ciela Village (Pernes-les-Fontaines)

Camping les Fontaines - Ciela Village is a campsite in France where families with children in particular can relax and unwind. The campsite has a Mediterranean design and is reminiscent of a holiday on the Mediterranean coast in the heart of Provence. The immediate surroundings with their southern French charm are also worth exploring.

A Mediterranean oasis of peace in Provence

Les Fontaines means the fountains. Camping les Fontaines - Ciela Village in Pernes-Les-Fontaines has taken up this water theme by offering a large outdoor pool and an extensive water playground for children. The heated outdoor pool is 200 square metres in size and is surrounded by a 900 square metre beach. With the rustic wooden bridge in the centre of the curved pool and the Mediterranean restaurant, guests can feel like they are on the Mediterranean coast. A shallow children's pool features colourful animal sculptures and water games. The main attraction for children is the large water slide, which goes round several bends and ends in a small extra pool. In high season, the kids' club also organises a number of events here. These include various water activities and games, such as a children's disco in the pool or ball games. Camping les Fontaines - Ciela Village covers an area of around 2.5 hectares with 58 pitches for caravans and 35 rental accommodations, creating a family and cosy atmosphere. Wi-Fi is available throughout the site, as well as a kiosk and a Mediterranean restaurant, which also serves fresh barbecues. There is also a golf course on the site.

Experience the charm of Provence

The small town of Pernes-les-Fontaines is just 1 km from the campsite. With its many green spaces and historic buildings, guests can soak up the southern French atmosphere in peace and quiet. The town takes its name from the many fountains that can be found here - there are over 40! Art enthusiasts and those interested in history should definitely explore the town. Medieval towers, town walls and gates are what make the town so charming. For hiking enthusiasts and guests who enjoy cycling, Mont Ventoux, 40 kilometres away, is a beautiful excursion destination. It is accessible via a mountain road, which is a great place to cycle. Another worthwhile destination is the Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, the largest spring in France, which is surrounded by impressive rugged cliffs. The deep green water and the power of nature allow campers to come to rest here, just 16 kilometres from the campsite.