Le Serbon

The campsite Le Serbon is at 19 route de Brion, in Saint-Secondin, in the south of the Vienne. Rated two stars, it is semi-shaded and next to the town’s aquatic centre and city stadium (city stade). It offers 20 unequipped pitches, with an electric hook-up possible, and 8 motorhome pitches with water and electricity connections, with a waste-water disposal point.

Opening period: the campsite is announced as open from 1 May to 31 October 2026 (some documents give 30 April). It is therefore closed in winter. Reception is open from 9am to 6pm, with 24-hour cover for emergencies, and off-season bookings are possible.

The washrooms include showers, washbasins and toilets, with an accessible washroom, a baby area and a laundry corner. They are heated in the cooler season, but this does not mean that the campsite welcomes holidaymakers in winter. A tourist tax of €0.22 per adult per night applies.

The campsite has a service area for motorhomes and pitches with electricity. The heated washrooms are complemented by an accessible washroom and toilets. The published 2026 rates range from about €9.60 to €13.10 depending on the option, and from €14.90 to €19.40 for a motorhome pitch.

A bar is mentioned, and the immediate proximity of the aquatic centre makes it possible to swim in summer; access is managed by the town and not by the campsite.

Next to the site, the city stade and the aquatic centre, which holds the Tourisme et Handicap label for hearing and motor disabilities, offer a chance to relax as a family.

Further afield, you can reach the parc de la Belle in fifteen minutes, Cormenier in twenty-five minutes, the Vallée des Singes in thirty minutes and the Futuroscope in fifty minutes. The region is also known for its castles, its Romanesque churches and the remains of the abbey of Saint-Sauveur de Charroux.