Camping La Grande Tortue

Candé-sur-Beuvron, France

Camping familial accueillant les enfants dans un cadre boisé. De nombreuses possibilités de vélo et de randonnée. Parc aquatique avec toboggan et piscine séparée pour les petits enfants. Programme d'animation complet pour enfants et adultes. Location de voitures possible. Des emplacements avec sanitaires privés sont disponibles.

La vie sans voiture

Score sans voiture: 5/10

Faisable sans voiture avec un peu d'organisation. Commerces, restaurants et Candé-sur-Beuvron sont accessibles à pied. Un vélo facilite l'exploration des environs.

Gare
Onzain - Chaumont-sur-Loire
à 6.5 km
Ville la plus proche
Candé-sur-Beuvron
11 min à pied (0.8 km)
À vélo
Bonne option — pistes cyclables et petites routes à proximité
Commodités à proximité
Supermarché
3 min à pied (0.2 km)
Boulangerie
17 min à pied (1.3 km)
Restaurants
Disponibles à Candé-sur-Beuvron
Pharmacie
56 min à pied (4.2 km)

Comment s'y rendre

Gare la plus proche
Onzain - Chaumont-sur-Loire (5km)
Aéroport le plus proche
Tours Val de Loire Airport (40km)

Carte

Types d'hébergement

pitch

Disponible à la réservation

Camping La Grande Tortue
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Lieux à visiter près de Camping La Grande Tortue

Château de Chenonceau
Château de Chenonceau
Known as the "Ladies' Castle" because of the influential women who shaped its history, Château de Chenonceau is one of France's most elegant castles. Built across the River Cher, its distinctive arches create one of the country's most photographed castle scenes. The castle's history includes powerful figures such as Diane de Poitiers and Catherine de' Medici, who transformed Chenonceau into a centre of Renaissance culture and influence. Visitors can explore beautifully decorated rooms, gardens and riverside paths. The surrounding Loire Valley is one of Europe's best cycling regions, making Chenonceau an ideal stop on an outdoor castle adventure.
Château d'Amboise
Château d'Amboise
Overlooking the Loire River, Château d'Amboise was a favourite residence of French kings during the Renaissance. Its royal connections include Charles VIII and Francis I, who brought artists and thinkers from across Europe to the French court.
Château de Chambord
Château de Chambord
Few castles represent the grandeur of France quite like Château de Chambord. Built in the early 16th century for King Francis I, this enormous Renaissance masterpiece was designed to showcase royal power and artistic ambition rather than simply serve as a defensive fortress. Set within one of Europe's largest enclosed forests, Chambord combines French medieval traditions with Italian Renaissance influences. Visitors can explore hundreds of rooms, climb the famous double-helix staircase often linked to Leonardo da Vinci, and walk across terraces overlooking the surrounding countryside. The castle's scale is extraordinary, with its forest-like skyline of towers, chimneys and turrets creating one of France's most recognisable views. Chambord deserves its place among France's greatest castles because it represents the transformation of French castles from military strongholds into symbols of royal influence. The surrounding woodland also makes it ideal for cycling, wildlife watching and slow exploration away from busy cities.

Comment se rendre à Camping La Grande Tortue

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Aéroports les plus proches
Tours Val de Loire Airport
à 40 kmTUF
Gares
Onzain - Chaumont-sur-Loire
à 5 km · TER Centre − Val de Loire
Blois - Chambord
à 12 km · TER Centre – Val de Loire
Montrichard
à 18 km

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