Camping Holidays in the Vendee

The salt marshes of Noirmoutier are a truly unique wonder. From the 5th century, the Benedictine monks transformed the wet marshes of the island into salt marshes. 

Each year, over 100 workers extract the white gold from the sea water, with ancestral traditional processes and gestures. This salt, 100% natural, is harvested by hand.

The Historial de la Vendee is a museum illustrating the history of this region. You'll find it in Lucs-sur-Boulogne, In addition to its impressive nature space, the museum retraces the Vendee timeline from prehistoric times to the present day. A fun and educational activity for the whole family.

If the Vendée is famous for its beaches, its land is full of beautiful landscapes: its cultural heritage contains religious and historical treasures, with the opportunity to visit abbeys, churches or castles in preserved natural areas.

For a day full of action, it's happening at Puy du Fou! The amusement park is one of the most famous in France and a stone's throw from our Le Bois Dormant campsite. The theme is the Middle Ages and spectacular shows tell the story. Don't miss the famous night show, the Cinéscénie. Lights, music, special effects... 

Enjoy a 3km ride between sea air, rocky coasts and wild vegetation. On foot or by bike, a pretty path will take you to the Devil's Hole where you can observe its bubbling water. According to the legend, looking further along you'll see five rocks which contain the prison of the devil...

Pendant vos vacances dans notre camping Le Bois Masson, prévoyez un jour pour visiter les célèbres sables d’Olonne. Vous pourrez flâner dans les petites rues, observer les murs des maisons recouverts de coquillages, vous promener vers l’île Penotte et apprécier une balade à la plage.

During your holidays at our Le Bois Masson campsite, plan a day to visit the famous Sables D'Olonne. You can stroll through the small streets, observe the walls of the houses covered with shells, head to Penotte Island and enjoy a walk on the beach.