Campsite
La Grande Tortue
Discover a campsite near the Loire castles and its wonders
Activities around the campsite near the Loire castles in Blois
La Grande Tortue campsite is mainly located near the town of Blois.
More precisely, it’s on the banks of the Loire, which means you can enjoy a wide range of activities.
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Drop off your suitcases between April and mid-September and enjoy a stay in its forest park.
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In a welcoming, verdant region, you’ll find a campsite where you can visit the chateaux of the Loire Valley.
This campsite, located in the heart of the Vallée des Rois, will also enable you to discover Candé-sur-Beuvron in the Loir-et-Cher region. This is one of the world’s most famous tourist sites. You’ll be able to admire many royal castles.
During your stay, you’ll also be close to some of the finest vineyards in the Loire Valley. So don’t miss the chance to sample some of the region’s finest grape varieties. And maybe even in France.
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Garden Festival
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Camping Touraine
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Loire Valley Castles
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Camping bord de Loire
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ZooParc de Beauval
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Vignobles Val-De-Loire
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Camping Blois
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Camping Chambord
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Camping Cheverny
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Beauregard Castle
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Chenonceau Castle
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Château de Cheverny
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Camping Beauval Zoo
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House of Magic
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Domaine national Chaumont-Sur-Loire
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Fougères sur Bièvre Castle
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Château de Montpoupon
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Château de Montrichard
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Château de Villesavin
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Château du Clos Lucé
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Campsite Château Royal d’Amboise
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Château de Blois
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Château de Fougères Sur Bièvre
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Château de Montpoupon
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Domaine national de Chambord
Which Loire château to visit from the campsite?
From the campsite in the center of the Loire castles, you can easily access and visit these historic monuments. La Grande Tortue is a campsite that allows you to discover a Loire château at any time during your stay in the Loir-et-Cher region.
For cycling enthusiasts, this campsite is connected to the Loire châteaux cycle paths. So you can cycle through these many wonders at your own pace, with family or friends.
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Which châteaux in the Loire Valley are not to be missed on your camping trip?
7 km away, the Château de Chaumont: known as the Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire, it dwarfs the surrounding buildings. It was home to Catherine de Médicis in the 1560s, who welcomed the likes of Nostradamus.
25 km away, the Château de Cheverny, a Baroque marvel, will amaze you with its superb furnishings and hunting museum. The château served as a model for Hergé’s famous Moulinsart château in Tintin. A Tintin exhibition will bring him and his friends back to life.
Just 30 km away, the Château de Chenonceau, also known as the “Château des Dames”, is one of the most visited castles in France.
30 km away, the round towers of Château de Chambord seem to straddle the line between the Renaissance and the Middle Ages. Set in the middle of a large park, Chambord is one of the largest castles in the region. It is a palace that has been present since the 16ᵉ century, the construction of which was never completed. However, it was in this château that Louis XIV resided.
The châteaux of Amboise, Le Clos Lucé, and many other less famous but very attractive châteaux await you.
Perfect campsite for visiting the Beauval zoo and Chaumont sur Loire
A campsite near Chaumont sur Loire.
Alternatively, take one of the Loire by bike circuits to visit Chaumont-sur-Loire and its magnificent gardens, just 6 km from the establishment.
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La Grande Tortue campsite in Loir-et-Cher offers a bike rental service to help you discover the region’s 300 km of cycle paths.
After all, by staying at La Grande Tortue campsite near Blois, you’ll be able to visit a host of even more interesting sites. For example, you’ll be able to visit Leonardo da Vinci’s home.
But also a campsite close to Beauval Zoo.
Take your children to see the pandas at Beauval Zoo, an extraordinary place that is the pride of the region.
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After your excursion, it’s time to discover the specialties of the Touraine region in the restaurants and bars with terraces. Visit one of the ice-cream parlors for a refreshing drink, or treat your children to an ice-cream.
At the end of the day, you can also take advantage of the mild weather by taking a dip in the campsite swimming pool and enjoying a delicious aperitif.
There are also a number of shows on offer, depending on the season.
Château de la Loire campsite, a haven of family activities
For a stay at La Grande Tortue, you’ll be spoilt for choice in terms of accommodation. Unusual rentals, mobile homes and camping pitches are all available on the campsite’s wooded grounds for your enjoyment.
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What’s more, this 5-star campsite near the Châteaux de la Loire boasts a range of facilities and infrastructures to suit all ages. For example, there’s a water park with slides, a heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool.
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There’s also a multi-sports field, a bowling green and even several ping-pong tables. Your children can also take advantage of the bouncy castle.
Children will also have the opportunity to enjoy themselves thanks to the many activities programmed during the high season. These include the children’s mini-club. It’s open every day of the week, with the exception of Saturdays.
They’ll have the chance to enjoy their vacation to the full by taking part in activities that are both entertaining and educational. It’s also a great opportunity to make new friends and learn new things.
How is your stay organized?
Whichever Loire château you visit during your stay in the Loir-Et-Cher region, you’re bound to find something to suit you. These visits will allow you to spend a perfect time with family and friends in an exceptional region with an incredible history.
Just a few kilometers from the campsite, the town of Blois stretches along the Loire River. Its old town, with its typical narrow streets, is a pleasant stroll through 16th-century France.