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Enjoy holidays full of adventure and thrills at the Huttopia Campsite Lac de Serre-Ponçon. Nestled in the heart of the Southern Alps, at the foot of the mountains and on the banks of the largest artificial lake in Europe, the Huttopia Campsite at Serre-Ponçon Lake spans some 19 hectares at this waterside natural setting. Between its sandy beaches and wild creeks, we welcome you to this exceptional place, on wonderful campsites with terraces, offering a breathtaking view for everyone.

Domaine des Ecrins, 3-star campsite Pitches for motorhomes, with black and grey water disposal, water and electricity included, 24/7 reception (online payment and secure barrier), stabilized or grassy pitches from 80 to 140m² In season: bakery, bar, restaurant with local produce, takeaway charcuterie boards, swimming pool, kayaking, rafting....

Nestled at an altitude of 1000 metres, hiking and nature enthusiasts will be won over by the setting offered by the campsite. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, enjoy two hectares of greenery and vast sunny or semi-shaded pitches, with breathtaking views of the Hautes-Alpes mountains. An ideal base for exploring the Queyras and Ecrins Natural Park, to recharge your batteries with family or friends. Its superb snack bar with the mountains adorning the view and its proximity to the leisure centre will leave no room for boredom!

Away from the hustle and bustle, the campsite is located a stone's throw from Réotier and Guillestre, at an altitude of 900 meters, on the outskirts of the Ecrins National Park and bordering the Queyras Regional Natural Park, opposite the UNESCO-listed Vauban fortified town of Mont-Dauphin. The campsite covers 4 hectares of Mediterranean pine forest and sunny meadows along the banks of the Durance River. The entire campsite layout has been designed to respect the harmony of the magnificent surrounding landscape. It includes 80 large, shaded, terraced pitches. This is a small, quiet family campsite where you can enjoy the sound of birdsong, the lapping of the river, and the deliciously pure water of the Fontaine des Rois.