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Information and Prices 2020 Version française disponible Nederlandse versie beschikbaar Deutsch-Version verfügbar Welcome At 300m from the beach, an ideal campsite for families with small children. In Châtelaillon-Plage, Les Boucholeurs is a charming fishermen’s village well known for its oyster and mussel farms. Enjoy your vacation in a cosy, green environment. The pitches are sunny or partly shaded and delimitated which will ensure you a pleasant and relaxing stay. Some of the trees are over forty years old. Have a swim in the pool or cycle along the coast. During the high season our entertainment team organizes during the day all sorts of activities so your children will have a good time! Feel free to stop by yourself and get a hug from our mascot Cagouille. Information Discover the beautiful landscape of the Atlantic coast, the nature reserves and the islands. Our campsite is also an ideal spot to visit cultural and historical sites. and prices 2020 After a day of new impressions, come sip a cocktail and enjoy a meal in the Patio. After that you’ll be ready for the evening Open from May 1st until September 27th entertainment for the entire family ! In this brochure you’ll find complementary information on our Information, reservation by phone and online booking : campsite and we of course remain at your full disposal for any www.camping-port-punay.com further questions you might have. Allée Bernard Moreau - Les Boucholeurs 17340 Châtelaillon-Plage - France We look forward to welcoming you soon ! Tel. : +33 (0)5 17 81 00 00 - Fax : +33 (0)5 46 56 86 44 e-mail : [email protected] Morgan, Angelique & Jules Moreau GPS coordinates : Lat : N 46° 3' 17" & Long : W 1° 4' 59" General information Where to find us Shop The Nouvelle Aquitaine is POITIERS In the morning you can find home baked croissants, baguettes, one of France’s sunniest Marans NIORT cereal bread, etc… You will also find milk products, drinks, regions. Thanks to mild A 10 postcards, typical products from the region such as Pineau des temperatures you can even Ile LA ROCHELLE Charentes and Cognac. de Ré Aigrefeuille Surgères enjoy the sun in the low CAMPING Châtelaillon Opening hours : Low season : 08.30-12.30 14.00-20.00 AU PORT-PUNAY season. Public transpor- Fouras Tonnay- High season : 08.00-20.00 non stop tation in Châtelaillon and the Boutonne A 10 Rochefort Tonnay- St-Jean Ile Charente A 837 surroundings is very well d'Angély d'Oléron Pool developed and at 150m Saint-Savinien 0 Marennes St-Porchaire 1 A The water is heated from May through September so you can enjoy from the campsite you can Saintes La Palmyre the pool as well in the low as in the high season. Your children will take the bus into the center BORDEAUX of La Rochelle. have fun and for the little ones there also is a paddling pool, By plane : Bordeaux airport (150km) or La Rochelle airport (25km). separated from the big pool. For security reasons the entrance of our Direct flights to La Rochelle from London, Dublin, Birmingham, pool has a porch with a child safe lock. Children are under their Manchester, Leeds and more ! parents’ responsibility while at the pool. By train : TGV from Paris to La Rochelle (15km). TER from La Opening hours : Low & high season : 10.00-13.00 &14.00-20.00 Rochelle to Châtelaillon-Plage, then bus n°20 to “Les Boucholeurs”. By car : Motorway A10, exit La Rochelle. Just before La Rochelle Snack Bar Le Patio follow the national road RD137 and take the exit Châtelaillon-Plage. After the beach, stop by for ice cream at Le Patio. And while your At the first roundabout take “Châtelaillon-Plage”. At the second children are enjoying the entertainment, come and watch them while roundabout take “Les Boucholeurs” and then follow “Camping Au tasting one of our cocktails and afterwards have diner in Le Patio. Port-Punay”. Taste our different French and international dishes ! You prefer to eat “at home” ? Le Patio also has a large choice in take away food. Reception Opening hours : 13th June - 3rd July & 24th Aug.- 13th Sep. : 18.00-22.00 At arrival we will welcome you in English. Our staff will inform you on 3rd July - 24th August : 16.00-23.30 the services and facilities of the campsite and will also give you a Closed on Monday map on the village. Afterwards we will take you to your camping pitch or accommodation. At reception you will also find brochures on Entertainment family trips, cultural visits as well as daytrips to the islands Ré, Oléron From July 5th until August 23rd, our entertainers together with our mascot and Aix. We have a box office for tickets to the aquarium of La Cagouille organise all sorts of activities for the children : treasure hunt, fun Rochelle. For free high speed internet connections (one device only) games, water games, paint workshops, dancing and singing. feel free to come and see us at reception too ! We hardly have any entertainment for teenagers. Opening hours : Low season : 09.00-12.30 14.00-20.00 The evening entertainment is for the entire family. This entertainment ends High season : 08.30-20.00 non stop at about 23:00 and the patio closes half an hour later. This will enable you to have a good night’s sleep and be in shape for daytrips the next day ! 2 Daytrips Big events in the area this year Located in between La Rochelle and Rochefort and in front of the islands 20-21 June Châtel en Fête - big happening in the village Ré, Aix and Oléron there are lots of possibilities for daytrips. Châtelaillon- 10-14 July Francofolies - music festival in La Rochelle Plage and its surroundings can easily be discovered by bike and that way 9 August Oyster and Mussels festival at only 50m from the you can see the small houses of the oyster and mussel cultivators or the campsite ! nature reserve in Yves. Stroll along the beach of Les Boucholeurs until you 07-09 September The Tour de France in Châtelaillon reach the market which takes place twice a week in Châtelaillon. For those interested in architecture, visit La Rochelle with the arcades, the Cancellation Insurance Big Clock and the two towers. In Rochefort you’ll find the Corderie Royale. Don’t forget to visit the islands : Ré with over 100kms of cycle paths, During your reservation, you can tick the box for an insurance. All details Oléron and passing the nature reserve of Marennes and finally Aix to are on our website, page CANCELLATION INSURANCE. Please read the simply enjoy the nature, the small creeks and the typical rambler roses information on the insurance very well because not all reasons for growing everywhere on the island. This last daytrip is a pleasure for those cancellation will be taken into account for restitution. Should you decide who are fond of culture but also for the children since the cruise also takes to cancell, please contact directly the insurance company CAMPEZ you to see the Fort Boyard. COUVERT and not our campsite. Once the booking has been made, For the little ones, nothing better than the aquarium of La Rochelle ! adding an insurance through us is not possible anymore. Please check Buy your tickets at reception to avoid queuing at the aquarium ! with your bank or insurance then, maybe they can still help you. Sports How to make a reservation Outdoor fitness equipment is available at the site to get you started in the You would like to spend your next vacation at Campsite Au Port-Punay ? morning ! At the reception you can rent bikes for adults and children, child Please find below the different ways to book : seats, etc… You will also receive a cycle path map which will enable you • At www.camping-port-punay.com you can make your reservation to make some nice trips. At 1.5km from the site you can windsurf or even online. The reservations pass through a secure system which enables kite surf ! There are tennis courts at 2km from the campsite and at 5km you to pay safely with your credit card. there’s a riding school. At 13km from the campsite you can find the 9 • By post by returning the reservation contract together with the holes golf course of La Jarne and in Marsilly there’s one with 18 holes. deposit of 25% (camping pitch) or 30% (accommodation) plus the If you’re fond of walking, ask for the pedestrian map. Different tracks are reservation fees (20€) to the following address : mentioned which will enable you to get a close view of the historical Camping Au Port-Punay, Allée Bernard Moreau, Les Boucholeurs, 17340 monuments. Châtelaillon-Plage - FRANCE The deposit can be paid by : credit card or international bank transfer to : IBAN : FR76 1551 9390 7200 0208 9740 244 Other services BIC (SWIFT) : CMCIFR2A You’ll be surprised by the quality of the sanitary building and we’re very We kindly ask you to keep all transfer costs for your account. Any eventual attached to the maintenance and cleanliness of the building. For disabled costs by French banks will be charged for your account at arrival. people we have a large toilet and shower room and for the little ones In the general terms and conditions on page 6 of this guide you’ll find the there’s a baby bathroom available. In the laundry room you’ll find washing information on the payment of the balance.
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