Opening dates 22nd May - 4th September

Camping Le Trivoly is a medium sized site, which is family orientated and has a certain French rustic charm. The atmosphere at camping Le Trivoly is friendly and relaxed.

There is a bar and games room overlooking the pool complex. Camping Le Trivoly also has a site shop and take away restaurant supplying a wide range of beverages and pool side snacks. For those who enjoy plenty of activity on holiday there are tennis and basket ball courts to use and enjoy. For the little ones there is a children’s play area with swings slides and climbing frames. At camping Le Trivoly entertainment is offered 6 nights a week during the peak season.

Additional info:

Local Tourist information is only a 2 minute walk from site. The local sandy beach is only 10 minutes away on foot, where beach bars serve food and drink. The local shopping complex is just a short walk away from the campsite, as well as a nightclub, karting, and horse riding. During July and August there is a local night market which brings together a multitude of local traders. The lovely port of Barcares is only a 5 minute drive away and has some great seaside restaurants and bars. There are regular markets here, and for all those water sports fans, there is a marina as well as surf and sailing schools.

Andorra is within easy reach for a day trip, where you can take advantage of virtually tax free purchases whilst viewing the Pyrenees, some of the most breathtaking mountains in Europe. For history lovers, why not visit the medieval town of Carcassonne to explore its secrets, or picnic by the Canal du Midi? Aqualand is only a 20 minute drive away at St Cyprien and well worth a visit for the day with the kids. Barcelona is only a 2hour car journey away and is noted for its cosmopolitan lifestyle and architecture.

The Pyrenees are easily accessible with resorts such as Font Romeu and Pyrenees 2000 opening all year round. Activities such as parascending, hiking, mountain biking and climbing are all available throughout the year.

Last updated 14th December 2011