Camping Val Vert en Berry - A haven of peace and greenery
Discover Val Vert en Berry campsite, Claire and Daniel’s haven of peace. Nestled in the heart of Berry, in the Indre department, this 4-star campsite promises you a relaxing escape close to nature. Like the river that flows gently below the campsite, you can explore the surroundings at your own relaxed pace. Awarded the Accueil Vélo label, Val Vert en Berry offers suitable facilities for cyclists, with many cycling and mountain biking routes nearby. If you prefer walking, follow the quiet paths that run through the Berry countryside, including a section of the Camino de Santiago that passes close to the campsite. Afterwards, enjoy a well-earned moment of relaxation in the heated pool or a refreshing drink on the restaurant terrace.
At Camping Val Vert en Berry, calm, authenticity, and serenity are part of everyday life. The accommodation, including glamping chalets and premium mobile homes made from real wood, blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, offering a natural setting without compromising on comfort. Inside, you’ll find high-quality facilities designed for a comfortable stay. Each unit is equipped with a terrace, allowing you to sunbathe or, when the weather is damp, enjoy the scenery from a covered space without getting wet. If you prefer more traditional camping, you’ll appreciate the simplicity of the lodge tents or the spacious bare pitches, all located close to the campsite’s amenities.
Camping Val Vert en Berry also benefits from a convenient location just 2 km from the town centre of La Châtre, with its shops, services, and rich local cultural heritage. During your stay, you can attend festivals such as the Chopin Festival or the Son Continu Festival, which attract both piano enthusiasts and fans of traditional music. There are plenty of nearby sites to discover, depending on your interests, including the castles of Sarzay, Ars, or Lys-Saint-Georges, the George Sand estate, the Basilica of Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre, and the Church of Saint-Martin in Vic. Venture a little further, and you can also explore Bourges, a city of art and history, known for its historic streets, cathedral, and marshland.
At Daniel and Claire’s campsite, the emphasis is on tranquillity, with just the right level of activities for both young and old alike. It’s a warm, family-friendly and welcoming setting, far from mass tourism, that embraces the philosophy of slow tourism. Time to disconnect.
