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Camping open all year round in Indre

8 open all year round campsites, individually selected, to book directly with the establishment.

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8 campsites open all year round
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Le Rochat Belle-Isle
★★★ star rating
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
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Val Vert en Berry
★★★★ star rating
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
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Camping Municipal
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
Motorhome service area
Camping Municipal Les Frênes
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
Washing machine
Les Chambons
★★★ star rating
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
Campagne
Camping Municipal La Foulquetière
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
Restaurant
La Ferme d’Helice
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
Campagne
Camping Municipal Les Vieux Chenes
Indre · Centre-Val de Loire
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Our selection of campsites open all year round in Indre

A verified selection, presented on equal footing, in an order that changes with every visit.

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Everything about the campsites open all year round in Indre

Eight campsites are listed in the Indre, four of them with verified off-season opening. Only these are presented here as open all year round. The département, in the heart of the Berry, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, combines bocage countryside, the valleys of the Indre and the Creuse, and leisure parks.

Campsites verified for the low season

In Châteauroux, Le Rochat Belle-Isle, a three-star site on the banks of the Indre, is open from 1 January to 31 December for its mobile homes, chalets and pitches; free buses serve the town centre. In Chaillac, the Camping municipal Les Vieux Chênes stays open all year round, with forty shaded pitches and chalets or mobile homes rented by the week, heating optional from 1 November to 31 March. In Argenton-sur-Creuse, Les Chambons announces pitches and rentals open all year round, with heated washrooms and mobile homes: this information is to be confirmed with the campsite. In Sarzay, La Ferme d’Hélice, an organic farm, keeps its gîtes open all year round, while the campsite closes from October to mid-May.

Seasonal addresses or addresses to be confirmed

Val Vert en Berry, in La Châtre, is open from April to the end of September. The municipal campsite at Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre (eight pitches, the Indre 1 km away, Lac de Ligny 5 km away), the municipal campsite at Luçay-le-Mâle (landscaped beach on the lake, leisure park, twenty motorhome spaces) and the municipal campsite at Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre, with an outdoor pool, which announces opening from June to mid-September and two chalets available all year round, have unconfirmed off-season opening.

Choosing your year-round campsite in the Indre

Distinguish between pitches and rental accommodation, which do not always open on the same dates, and ask whether the campsite has a play area for children. Finally, check whether the washrooms and accommodation are heated, and whether heating is included or optional.

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What to see and do in Indre

At Les Chambons, pétanque, table tennis, trampoline and play area remain accessible all year round. In Châteauroux, a lake is two minutes from Le Rochat, the Balsan’éo swimming pool stays open all year round 2 km away, and Beauval zoo is less than an hour’s drive away. Around Chaillac, a hundred kilometres of trails can be covered on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback, electric bikes can be rented at the town hall, and the horse fair is held on the second Saturday in October. From Sarzay, the George Sand museum in La Châtre and the Saturday market can be visited out of season, and the gîtes have an open fire. At Luçay-le-Mâle, the leisure park next to the campsite offers mini-golf, tennis and a restaurant, beside the landscaped beach. At Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre, the Jacques Tati museum house recalls the filming of “Jour de fête”.

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comparison

Compare campsites open all year round in Indre

CampsiteRatingCampagneFromRating
Camping Municipal Les Frênes — — — —
Le Rochat Belle-Isle 3 ★ ✓ — —
Camping Municipal La Foulquetière — — — —
Les Chambons 3 ★ ✓ — 4.0/5
Val Vert en Berry 4 ★ ✓ — 4.5/5
frequently asked questions

FAQ - Camping open all year round in Indre

How many campsites are open all year round in the Indre?
Eight campsites are listed in the Indre, four of them with verified off-season opening: Le Rochat Belle-Isle, Les Vieux Chênes, Les Chambons (dates to be confirmed) and La Ferme d’Hélice (gîtes only).
Which campsite in the Indre welcomes guests in winter at Châteauroux?
Le Rochat Belle-Isle is open from 1 January to 31 December, with mobile homes, chalets and pitches, and free buses to the centre of Châteauroux.
Are the chalets at Chaillac heated in winter?
The Camping municipal Les Vieux Chênes offers optional heating from 1 November to 31 March for its chalets and mobile homes.
Is La Ferme d’Hélice open all year round?
Its gîtes are, from 1 January to 31 December. The farm campsite and the Le Colombier chalet close from October to mid-May.
Is Val Vert en Berry open in winter?
No, this four-star campsite in La Châtre is open from April to the end of September.
What is there to do in the Indre in the low season?
Walk or cycle on the trails around Chaillac, swim at Balsan’éo in Châteauroux, visit the George Sand museum in La Châtre or the Jacques Tati house in Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre.
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