Ushuaïa Villages Le Lavandin

Activities for Everyone in and Around the Campsite

At the campsite Ushuaïa Villages Le Lavandin, activities blend harmoniously with nature to offer moments of relaxation and adventure. Whether you are passionate about water sports, enjoy hiking, or seek friendly moments, there is something for everyone. Take advantage of the local water sports center to rent a canoe, a paddleboard, or an electric boat and explore the turquoise waters of Lake Esparron-de-Verdon, or venture out on the hiking trails of the Verdon Gorges. In summer, the campsite organizes festive and friendly moments. The youngest ones can also have fun on the petanque court or participate in outdoor activities. For an even richer experience, explore the surroundings, where activities such as climbing, rafting, and canyoning await you in the spectacular Verdon Gorges.

Immersion: Discover a Preserved Environment

The campsite Ushuaïa Villages Le Lavandin is nestled in a preserved natural setting, in the heart of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, surrounded by oak and pine forests. At 400 meters above sea level, it offers an idyllic setting, far from the hustle and bustle, where the local wildlife evolves freely. Early risers may spot deer, squirrels, or rabbits, adding to the magic of this peaceful place. Located near the famous Verdon Gorges and the lakes of Esparron and Quinson, the campsite benefits from a natural environment of great beauty, ideal for discovery and relaxation. The wild and preserved landscapes invite hiking, wildlife and flora observation, and the practice of numerous outdoor activities. It is a true haven of peace, ideal for recharging and reconnecting with nature.

Discover the Riches of the Verdon Gorges

The Ushuaïa Villages Le Lavandin Campsite is the ideal starting point to visit the Verdon Gorges, nicknamed the "Grand Canyon of Verdon", one of the most beautiful natural gems in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. With its majestic cliffs, turquoise waters, and diverse fauna, it attracts nature lovers, hikers, and adventure sports enthusiasts. The Hautes Gorges, with their steep walls, are an ideal playground for activities such as climbing, rafting, and canyoning, while the Lower Gorges, gentler, are perfect for electric boat rides or canoeing. In addition, the region is full of picturesque villages like Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, famous for its faience craftsmanship, and countless hiking trails offering spectacular views. The Verdon Gorges are a true paradise for those seeking both adventure and tranquility in a natural setting of rare beauty.