Camping Les Alicourts

Camping Les Alicourts combines a very natural setting with a genuine range of on-site activities. You stay in a 60-hectare estate at the heart of the Sologne, in Pierrefitte-sur-Sauldre, in the Loir-et-Cher. The environment clearly emphasises fresh air, wooded spaces and the presence of a private lake. Alongside this, the campsite offers entertainment, kids' clubs, sports activities and leisure facilities. This lets you choose an active or a calmer holiday pace depending on your mood. To make the most of the place, you can alternate days at the water park, time by the lake, supervised activities and rest time in your accommodation.

The private lake at Camping Les Alicourts complements the water park, but serves a different purpose. The water park is designed for classic swimming, slides, heated indoor and outdoor pools, and water games. The lake offers a more natural experience, with swimming and water sports directly on the campsite grounds. The official website mentions in particular paddleboarding, canoe-kayaking, pedal boats, fishing and waterskiing or wakeboarding, with some activities listed as chargeable. This distinction is useful for organising your days according to the children's ages, the weather and the mood of the moment. You can therefore plan more playful moments at the water park and more open-ended time on the lake.

For a more unusual stay at Camping Les Alicourts, the Forest Camp area is the most distinctive option to consider. The official website mentions equipped cottages, adventurer lodge tents and treehouses in this area. This section is presented as a neighbourhood in close contact with nature, where squirrels and deer can be part of the scenery. Treehouses come in different capacities, notably for two people, four people or up to five/six people depending on the model shown. This type of accommodation suits those wanting to move away from the classic mobile home while staying at a 5-star campsite. Before booking, always check the exact equipment of the chosen accommodation, as sizes and layouts vary.

Camping Les Alicourts offers several neighbourhoods with different atmospheres, which helps in choosing a quieter stay. The Merisier neighbourhood is presented as a premium, wooded, calm and entirely pedestrian area. The Keywest neighbourhood is also described as pedestrian, with cottages separated by hedges to preserve space and privacy. This information is useful if you're looking for calmer accommodation, particularly with young children or for a couple's stay. The Keywest Family neighbourhood works differently, organised around a central play area. To choose correctly, you should compare the neighbourhood, proximity to the lake, footfall level and type of accommodation before booking.

The clubs at Camping Les Alicourts are structured by age group, making it easier for families to plan. The official website mentions a Kids Club for ages 5-7, a Juniors Club for ages 8-12 and a Teens Club for ages 13-17. These clubs are listed as free and available all season. Activities mentioned include games, tournaments, shows, dance, creative workshops, treasure hunts and teen get-togethers. This organisation lets children enjoy age-appropriate activities while parents make the most of other facilities. It's still recommended to check the on-site programme, as activities can vary depending on the dates and how busy the campsite is.

You can come to Camping Les Alicourts with a tent, caravan or motorhome thanks to the pitches provided for traditional camping. The official website indicates several types of pitches, with different minimum sizes depending on category. Some pitches are listed from 80 m² or 90 m², while pitches with private sanitary facilities are advertised from 100 m². There are also lakeside pitches, listed with a minimum size of 120 m². This variety lets you adapt your choice according to your equipment, your need for space and your preference for a more classic or more comfortable pitch. Before booking, it's useful to check the amperage, actual dimensions and services included in the chosen category.

Camping Les Alicourts has services that let you limit trips out during your stay. The official website mentions a restaurant, snack bar, pizzeria, takeaway meals, bar, grocery shop and bakery. You'll also find practical services such as laundry, WiFi, bike rental, tourist information and an electric car charging point, some listed as chargeable. These facilities are useful across such a vast estate, especially if you plan to spend several days on site. They let you manage meals, simple shopping and daily needs without systematically organising an outing. Exact opening times can vary by season, so it's best to check them on arrival.

To enjoy Camping Les Alicourts without rushing, it's best to plan a fairly long stay so you can alternate between the estate's different areas. The campsite brings together a 2,600 m² water park, a private lake, sports activities, kids' clubs, a 1,000 m² wellness area and different accommodation neighbourhoods. On a short stay, you risk focusing only on the pool or the lake. With several nights, you can also fit in water sports, entertainment, a moment at the spa and a discovery of the surrounding Loir-et-Cher area. The campsite is also located about an hour from the Loire châteaux and two hours from Paris. This makes it a well-rounded holiday base, as long as you don't overload each day.