Camping La Montagne sits on a hillside in the heart of Chiry-Ourscamp, a medieval village in the Oise between Compiègne and Noyon, about an hour from Paris. The grounds are well wooded and aim above all for peace and quiet. The Compiègne forest is nearby, and Ourscamp Abbey, founded in 1129, can be visited in the village.
Accommodation consists of fully equipped mobile homes of 24 to 32 m² for 2 to 6 people, including a large model designed for big families. There is also an outdoor pool heated to 28 °C, a trout fishing pond, a seasonal snack bar and a motorhome area. The washrooms offer baby facilities: changing table, baby bath, potty, toilet seat reducer and high chair.
The campsite is open all year round. The mobile homes can be rented in winter as in summer, by the weekend, week, fortnight or month, and the website states that workers on assignment are welcome on the same terms as holidaymakers. The pool, however, only opens from April to October, the pond from April to September and the snack bar from late April to late September. The office is open every day, from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm.
In the neighbouring village there is a bakery, a doctor, a tobacconist and fast food, and Noyon, Ribécourt, Thourotte and Compiègne cover everyday needs.
Walks or bike rides along the Oise and in the Compiègne forest, visits to Ourscamp Abbey, Noyon and Pierrefonds.
The rental mobile homes are presented as equipped for year-round occupation, including in winter, with floor areas of 24 to 32 m² and capacities of 2 to 6 people. The website gives no details of the heating or of the linen supplied: these points are clarified at the time of booking, together with the rates, which vary by season.
The pool, in the middle of the campsite, is heated to 28 °C and open from April to October. Access is free and unlimited for guests staying on site. Swimming is not supervised: children remain the responsibility of their parents and must be accompanied by an adult. Outside these months it is closed.
A snack bar operates from late April to late September. For the rest of the year, it is better to rely on the village, where there is a bakery, a doctor, a tobacconist and basic shops. Families with young children will find a complete baby area in the washrooms. A motorhome area is mentioned on the contact page. The website mentions no laundry, no wifi and no entertainment room.
On site, the main activity is trout fishing in the campsite pond, open from April to September, along with swimming in the heated pool from April to October. The website also mentions leisure activities, numerous walks and sightseeing in the surrounding area, without giving details.
The village is home to the Abbey of Notre-Dame d’Ourscamp, founded in 1129 by Simon de Vermandois, Bishop of Noyon, and the second oldest Cistercian foundation in Picardy. Visitors can see the ruins of the Gothic choir and a 13th-century infirmary. The site is a starting point for walking and cycling routes that follow the Oise and lead to Noyon, Compiègne and Pierrefonds.
Noyon is known for its cathedral, Compiègne for its historic buildings and its forest, and Pierrefonds for its village and castle. In the off-season, these walks along the Oise and in the Compiègne forest, together with heritage visits, make up most of the outings, as the pool and pond are closed.
Mobile homes open all year round; pool from April to October, pond from April to September.
📍 Rue de Mauconseil, 60138 Chiry-Ourscamp
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