Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé

Surrounded by tall trees and lapped by the waters of the Loire, Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé is located on the island of L'Île au Bourg. Bridge connections to the riverbanks and family-friendly facilities make the campsite a cosy holiday home.

Island camping in the Loire

Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé is located at the western end of the small river island, slightly away from the centre of the small island village of Les Ponts-de-Cé. All around, the romantic river landscapes of the Loire Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site invite you to enjoy excursions. Thanks to the gentle inclines, the surrounding area is ideal for hiking and cycling tours with the family as well as for walks with the dog. Despite its tranquil location on the river island, Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé boasts a central location: the connecting bridges on both sides of the banks of the Loire allow short distances to the large and small towns in the surrounding area and to the nearby city of Angers.

Family campsite between river landscape and big city

Thanks to its idyllic location at the end of the island between the natural river meadows, the Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé is the right place for those who want to enjoy peace and seclusion on holiday. The tennis court and the pool area directly at the campsite provide a sporty and active change of pace. A children's paddling pool and a spacious pool with separate areas for swimmers and non-swimmers, bathing jetty and water slide offer water fun for all ages. Slow Village Les Ponts-De-Cé also has a children's playground and a large terrace area. Here, the campsite café serves snacks, coffee, refreshments and wines from the region. Hedges and trees structure the campsite and create privacy and shady spots on the pitches. Depending on the category, the pitches are equipped with electricity and water connections. Supply and disposal facilities for motorhomes are a matter of course, as is internet access. The town centre of Les Ponts-de-Cé is about a ten-minute walk from the campsite. There is a post office, pizzeria and supermarket here, as well as the medieval castle from which the campsite takes its name. The castle houses a museum that showcases the traditional art of lace bonnets from Anjou. A good 6 km away and accessible from Les Ponts-de-Cé by bus, the centre of Angers is a nearby excursion highlight. The capital of the Maine-et-Loire département attracts visitors with its medieval town centre and monumental buildings such as the Château d'Angers fortress and Saint-Maurice Cathedral.