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Camping on the Île d'Oléron, Charente-Maritime
The Île d'Oléron is France's largest island after Corsica and is situated just below Rochefort and above Royan which are both on the mainland. Flatter and more wooded than the Île de Ré with masses of greenery the island boast the large pine-studded Forêt des Saumonards in the northeast of the island where here you can see a dazzling view of the surrounding parcs à huitres and the mighty Fort Boyard.
Our campsite on the Ile d'Oléron is Camping Domaine d'Oléron
This is a quiet park in a peaceful location. The site is located in the St Georges d'Oléron area of the island and has good access to the many cyclist only roads that run across the island.
Whilst there are swimming pools and other onsite activities for guests to take advantage of during their stay, the campsite is often a popular choice with those who intend to visit attractions offsite during their holiday
To book Camping Domaine d'Oléron, select France and Ile d'Oleron from the booking engine at the top of this page.
How to get there? From Cherbourg and St Malo head for Rennes and Nantes where you pick up the Nantes peripherique (ring road) and head Ouest (west) to follow signs for Bordeaux. Exit the peripherique at junction 48 onto the E3 A83 for about 1km, then turn off onto the D937 to la Roche sur Yon. After skirting around la Roche you head for Lucon on the D746, and from there Rochefort and Île d'Oléron are signed.
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