La Vallée Heureuse

Camping La Vallée Heureuse

A green pearl that is sure to delight. La Vallee Heureuse, right in front of the Alpilles nature reserve, is a paradise for nature lovers. For children the forest is one big playground, the lake a huge water park. What better fun than jumping into natural water.

Why camping La Vallée Heureuse ?

• This shaded, terraced campsite is a feast for the eyes. Here you're surrounded by forests and rocks.Wise old oaks and sky high pines tower above you. There's always a nice spot in the shade for you.
• The enthusiastic owners will pamper you. You can see that they are the heart and soul of their campsite. They often organise original activites, like pottery classes for example. The lively themed nights are fun too.
• Start your day in true French style with a fresh baguette from the campsite shop. A glass of orange and a coffee under the morning sun, enjoying the birdsong - what could be better?
• The swimming pool and sun terrace are nicely hidden among all the greenery. Plus there's a separate pool for little ones.
• The small lake next to the campsite is great. Swimmimg in natural water is so nice. They also have nice electric boats and canoes. Waterboarding is cool too!
• Fun at the playgrounds, a daily hour of crafts, playing hide and seek among the trees. Even the youngest children will have a great time.

Tip from the specialist:

"A shaded, terraced campsite in the heart of the Alpilles, a dream place for nature lovers. Rest, peace, swimming pool and a lovely little lake surrounded by old oak trees. The hospitable owners pull out all the stops. Visit nearby Avignon or enjoy a day by the sea."

The surrounding area of La Vallée Heureuse

Conveniently located on the Route de Soleil, just take exit 25 to Cavaillon and you're almost there. Campsite La Vallee Heureuse lies just outside the village of Orgon. Avignon is 26km away. The beauty of the Alpilles nature reserve is on your doorstep,

Some tips for your holiday at La Vallée Heureuse in Orgon

• The landscape here? Rugged limestone cliffs, forests and fertile valleys. Plus lots of beautiful villages that once inspired the famous painter Vincent van Gogh.
• Saint-Remy-de-Provence is one such village. Van Gogh made over 300 paintings here in 1888 and 1889. Be inspired yourself by the beautiful surroundings, and by the charm of the village as you stroll down the medieval cobblestoned streets.
• Another dream village is Les-Baux-de-Provence, set high on the rocks. The view is phenomenal. The sturdy castle is illuminated at night, a mysterious sight among the rocks.
• More history is to be found in the streets of Avignon. Arles and Orange are well worth a visit too.
• A day by the sea? It's an hour's drive to Martigues on the Cote Bleue.