Campsite Aurilandes

Campsite Aurilandes can be found perched by the blue waters of Lake Aureilhan and the verdant green countryside of New Aquitaine in the South West of France. The rural and serene setting close to lovely Landes beaches and Atlantic Ocean rewards campers with a beautiful natural playground in which to enjoy brilliant outdoor adventures.

The meandering lazy river and tropical styling of the resort’s pool complex is a firm favourite of swimmers, while a paddling pool for little ones completes the aquatic amenity. Parents can keep a close eye on the kids whilst leafing through a good book and enjoying the balmy weather from the poolside terrace.

The close proximity to the lake benefits campers with a range of water sports such as fishing, Hawaiian Outrigger Pirogue boating and paddle boarding, as well as walks around the shores. On dry land, active campers can get competitive with a game of table tennis or petanque. Youngsters with an abundance of energy should enrol in the site’s Kids Club, where new friends are waiting and a host of activities like art, crafts, discos and tournaments.

Convenient services available from the reception include BBQ hire for sausage sizzling by your accommodation and bicycle hire for cycling trips through the local area’s natural landscapes. Camping amenities onsite include a restaurant serving up regional and national dishes as well as a bar, snack bar and fresh bread delivery service.

Given the warm weather generously bestowed upon the region, campers will be glad to find that our accommodation options occupy leafy green and well-shaded emplacements. From modern mobile homes and rustic tents to pitches equipped with electricity, you’ll find a great choice of lodgings when you book with us.

Nearby Aurilandes Campsite

Pitch perfect for alfresco adventures in the green countryside around the campsite, water fun on Lake Aureilhan and sun-drenched days by the beach, the setting of Aurilandes is great for active holidaymakers who love the outdoors. Enjoy amiable ambles around the shores of the lake, boating on the waters and sandcastle building on the lovely sands of Mimizan Plage.

History buffs will enjoy a visit to the Château Woolsack, a former hunting lodge established on the shores of Lake Aureilhan in 1911 under the commission of Hugh Grosvenor, the 2nd Duke of Westminster. Pleasant walks along trails marked by nice flora fauna in Landes de Gascogne National Park are ideal for quaint days out close to the resort.

There are a few things for children to do in the region, including Landes Adventure Park and the water sports centre Cercle Nautique de Mimizan.