Piscines du camping

Ecotourism in the Camargue region

The campsite is going green

Your campsite is committed to protecting the environment:

  • We sort our waste (glass, paper, plant matter, etc.).
  • We take care to limit our energy consumption: we turn off our computer equipment when we leave; we water at night to avoid water loss due to heat.
  • We use eco-friendly fertilisers and cleaning products.
  • We take daily readings of our water meters to avoid overconsumption.
  • We have taps fitted with aerators in the mobile homes and toilet blocks.
  • We use bicycles or electric buggies to get around the campsite.
  • The toilet blocks are equipped with timer-controlled lighting.
  • The reversible air conditioning is timed to limit its environmental impact.

You can support this initiative by:

  • Depositing your batteries for recycling at reception.
  • Sorting your household waste. Special containers are available for glass and bulky items.
  • Avoiding using hot water when it is not necessary.
  • Ensure that taps are properly turned off.
  • Do not leave water running unnecessarily.
  • Check that the air conditioning and all lights are turned off when you leave your mobile home, especially outdoor lighting.
  • Turn off your laptop when you are not using it.
  • The greenway cycle path is accessible from the campsite, so leave your car parked.
  • There are organic markets in Le Grau du Roi; ask at reception for more information.
  • Support regional production; our grocery store ‘Le Sud’ sells local products.
  • Disconnect during your holiday; come and enjoy a book or board games, which can be borrowed or exchanged at reception.

Eco-friendly approach (note to our staff):

The purpose of this note is to raise awareness among all staff about environmental protection and sustainable development. Please take note.

  • In winter, remember to turn down the heating at night or turn it off at weekends, and turn off the air conditioning at night in summer.
  • If the air conditioning is running, are the windows and doors closed?
  • In the evening, all computers, printers, photocopiers and other devices must be turned off, as well as the lights.
  • Please remember to save paper. Do you really need to print this page? Use the front of sheets that have already been printed.
  • Check your text carefully on the screen to avoid printing it twice, and make sure it fits on one page.
  • Do you need to print all the messages you receive?
  • We sort our waste, so please do the same! We recycle batteries at reception.
  • We use recycled bins and benches throughout the campsite.
  • We provide disposable plastic bags at several points around the campsite.
  • When cleaning, please do not leave the water running unnecessarily. Be careful of leaking taps and remember to repair them or have them repaired quickly.
  • Cleaning cars and other items is prohibited on the campsite. Please warn guests if you see them doing so.
  • If you notice a water leak on the site or a light that has been left on, report it immediately to the technical department so that they can take action quickly.
  • Use the right products for cleaning the various premises and in the correct quantities, thanks in particular to the cleaning stations installed in the sanitary blocks and cinema room and a central station and dosing pumps in the cleaning room.
  • Organic products have been purchased for certain services.
  • Pesticides are used for specific and supervised purposes. It is necessary to follow the protocol for use and ensure that they are stored properly.
  • Customers may wish to explore Le Grau-du-Roi; inform them that they can hire bicycles at the restaurant. Encourage them to cycle along the greenway in front of the campsite entrance. The Via Rhôna route offers some extraordinary rides.
  • Flamants roses et parc naturel de Camargue, préservons les espaces naturels avec l'écotourisme
  • Les roselières longent les étangs de Camargue, ici près du Grau-du-Roi sur un soleil levant
  • Plage Port-Camargue Sud, laissez-vous guider
  • Kayak en mer, vacances au Grau-du-Roi (crédit photo Kristopher Villa @Unsplash)