Our family campsite, La Brise de Camargue, offers a unique children’s club– a dream for every parent. Your little ones enjoy their vacation to the full, having fun and discovering new activities. With our entertainers, they prepare the magic potion of emotions, play in teams to win the Aqua Lanta trophy or solve riddles. With a variety of activities adapted to every age group, they can have fun and discover the world of the Camargue.

The kids’ club is open during the Easter, summer, and fall breaks! Teens and adults aren’t left out either, with activities and evening events

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Our This campground is designed so that every member of the family can enjoy themselves and recharge. Set in a peaceful, natural setting, this campground is a true paradise for children. Professional activity leaders welcome your children to a safe environment where they can make new friends and take part in fun activities.

The kids’ club for ages 6 to 12 at La Brise de Camargue campground offers a wide variety of activities. From the pool to the playgrounds, your little ones will be spoiled for choice when it comes to spending their days filled with fun activities. Our team of certified activity leaders makes sure every child feels comfortable, while ensuring their safety and well-being.

Children aged 6 to 12 are welcome at the kids’ club. Supervised by qualified entertainers, they take part in creative, fun activities that stimulate their imagination and motor skills. Outdoor games develop their team spirit and bravery.

The kids’ club offers a variety of activities, including treasure hunts, creative workshops and numerous group games. Together, they always have fun in a cheerful atmosphere.

While the younger children are supervised by our qualified counselors, teens are free to enjoy a more active and independent program, featuring pool games and evening entertainment. They can take part in sports tournaments, group games, or family activities such as tubing out at sea with our partner, Aquaglisse.

Several times over the summer, for a morning at a time, the kids’ club heads to the beach. Observing and learning about the “tide line, identifying seashells, and completing the assigned task… With the eco-guards from the Camargue Regional Nature Park and the Association for Sustainable Development and Ecology in the Camargue (ADDEC)—led by its president, André FOUR— your children become apprentice nature guardians. The task assigned to the children is to collect items washed ashore by the water and then sort them into the following three categories: “animal,” “plant,” and “human.” Shells, skate eggs, cuttlefish bones, seaweed, plastic, rope, fabric… Through this activity, the children learn that crabs molt, that empty shells become future homes for other crustaceans, and that the collected trash travels from far away before reaching the beach and poses a threat to animals.

The day continues with the Wings of the Ocean association andgames around plastic waste. For example, there’s a mystery box filled with the most common types of waste found in nature.

Every year, some 90 children learn about marine biodiversity and plastic pollution. André Four, President of the ADDEC association, takes part in this event by raising children’s awareness of plastic pollution. He presents the association and its waste collection missions, as well as the ongoing exchanges with local fishermen and the presence of loggerhead turtles in the Mediterranean. Children leave with a poster of the association.