(74260) Les Gets - Chem. de la Mouille Ronde

On a beautiful, 12.5 hectare site with a swimming pool, enjoy a holiday combining sport and relaxation at La Pinede d’Excenevex campsite. Located on the shores of Lake Geneva, the largest lake in Europe, near Switzerland and the best destinations in the Savoie such as Thonon-Les-Bains and Evian, here you can enjoy holidays at the water’s edge with views of the Alps! In a tent, motorhome or rental accommodation with all the comforts, you can choose the natural setting that suits you best in the shade of the pine trees or century-old oaks. This spacious campsite offers a very varied natural environment, with some beautiful woodland areas and other more open areas. The added bonus? The pretty river running through the middle of the campsite, with its marina for small motor boats. On site, enjoy quality services: a pool area, a varied activity programme, food & drink, and free access to the lake’s only sandy beach… children and adults will all love this destination for active holidays.

Service area at the entrance to the campsite.

A natural location where each guest can choose their place on a first-come, first-parked basis. Access to fast Wifi, shower and toilets are included in the price. Our restaurant convinces with local specialties and meat from our own butcher's shop, delicious salads and vegan dishes as well as homemade jams and cakes. Electrical connection available. Please bring a cable reel and a Swiss adapter. Access in summer up to 8 tons. No camping trailers. Open from the end of May to October depending on the snow situation and the state of the roads. Do not follow the GPS after reaching Champex-Lac. Take the paved road 50 to the left of the Arpette lift station.

Camping des Glaciers: Our campsite is situated in a unique alpine setting surrounded by rich flora and fauna. At the edge of a glacial torrent and in front of an impressive mountain landscape, it is very quiet and many walks and hikes start right at the campsite. We are on the route of the “Tour du Mt-Blanc” walking trail.