Camping Nai’a Village

Nai’a Village is in Le Barcarès, in the Pyrénées-Orientales, on a site of about 10 hectares. Perpignan is around fifteen kilometres away, the village of Le Barcarès five minutes and the beach about two minutes, according to the campsite’s website. It claims a 4-star rating and combines two neighbouring atmospheres: Nai’a Village and Camping Paradis by Nai’a.

The offer is aimed mainly at families: mobile homes and pitches, two heated water parks, clubs for children and teenagers, evening shows, a multisport court, tennis, a fitness room and a sauna. A mini-market, shops, a launderette and three places to eat complete the picture, with a mobile app and a contactless payment wristband for spending on site.

The website announces a campsite “open all year round without interruption”, but publishes neither a winter calendar nor winter rates. The concrete reference points are limited to a few periods: the All Saints (Toussaint) holidays, from 17 October to 1 November 2026, with a programme of entertainment, and the month of December 2026, announced as open from 1 to 31 December for a stay in a mobile home near Le Barcarès’ Christmas Village. The website specifies that this December opening applies to this year.

Opening period: winter opening is therefore not fully established. The water parks close in winter, from around the end of October to mid-April, and several services run reduced hours off-season. Before booking between November and March, you should confirm the dates with the campsite.

The campsite has two heated water parks: the Sensation park, with pools, slides, a lagoon pool and water games, and the quieter Détente park, with a swimming pool and a paddling pool. They open from April to October for the first and from mid-April to early October or from June to September for the second, depending on the website pages, and stay closed in winter. A lifeguard supervises the pools in July and August, but not in low season.

For eating, three venues are offered: the restaurant Le Dauphin, the paillote (beach-style bar) with its pizza corner and the Route 66 grill, which is open off-season from Wednesday lunchtime to Sunday lunchtime. The Super Nai’a mini-market sells everyday, fresh and regional products, with bread and pastries in season, drive-through collection and delivery to your pitch. There is also a shop for souvenirs and bike hire, a launderette with paid washing machines and tumble dryers, plancha hire, bed linen and towels as an option, and free wifi at the restaurants and reception.

In season, the entertainers offer introductory sessions and tournaments on the multisport court of more than 300 m²: beach volleyball, football, petanque, table tennis, tennis, archery, zumba and the fitness room. Children have the P’tit Dauphin club, with crafts, treasure hunts, a mini-disco and a show on Friday, and teenagers have the Nai’ados club. Shows, laser game and film screenings round out summer evenings: two screenings per evening in July and August, two per week in June and September. The acro-games course, a variant of tree-top adventure with 14 agility and climbing challenges, is for young and old alike. For relaxing, the sauna has two cabins for 6 to 10 people, and the sun terrace adjoins the heated pool.

Around the campsite, the greenway (voie verte) along the Agly can be ridden by bike, and the beach is very close. For the winter period, the website highlights Le Barcarès’ Christmas Village, a few minutes’ walk away, as well as Halloween entertainment during the All Saints (Toussaint) holidays.