This field, which was originally a truffle orchard, is now a camping meadow for true epicureans. You can easily hang your hammock between the many trees which provide plenty of shade. The oaks were originally planted here to grow truffles. This is the favourite meadow for those who are looking for shade.

As the name suggests, this meadow is higher than the other meadows. This meadow is very popular in the low season, as you can enjoy the sun much longer. The sanitary building dates from 2022 and has all the necessary comfort.

This meadow is located on the path from the bar to the upper meadow and is named after the stage used for theatre classes and other performances. Families who wish to camp as close as possible to the main facilities would prefer a pitch here.

The museum meadow owes its name to the old agricultural machinery that can be seen there. There are a few dozen spacious pitches, chalets, a sanitary building (dating from 2019) and water taps. There is also a small playground. A cold outdoor shower is located on the way to the flower meadow.

Not far from the spring is the flower meadow, where the middle of the field is not mown, so wild flowers grow here in spring. On this meadow, you will find a few chalets and safaritents as well as beautiful camping pitches and a tap for (filtered) drinking water.

Located in the valley, this meadow is ideal for families with children. The little ones can play endlessly in the small stream or on the sandy beach of the swimming pond and have fun in the sandpit and on the playground. Finally, there is a small, safe paddling pool for the little ones.

On the family meadow there are two sanitary buildings (one dating from 2020) and several drinking water taps.