Camping du Lac de Fontclaire

Welcome to Camping du Lac de Fontclaire!

Camping du Lac de Fontclaire is located in Puivert, in the Aude department, on the banks of the lake. It offers over 50 pitches, chalets, lodge tents and bungalows. The site and its facilities are ideal for families, hikers and groups, with direct access to the lake, a snack bar in season, a play area and practical services for an easy-to-organise event.

Groups and events at Camping du Lac de Fontclaire:

Camping du Lac de Fontclaire offers accommodation for groups in a calm and practical setting. Family reunions, association breaks or business events: the on-site accommodation is fully equipped and can be adapted to the size and needs of each group:

2- to 4-person chalets with kitchen, shower room and terrace
Lodges with outdoor dining area
Wooden bungalows (with or without bathroom)
Pitches for motorhomes, caravans and tents

A range of on-site services to help you organise your holiday:

Direct access to the lake for swimming or fishing
Play areas, boules pitch, table tennis
Snack bar in season, barbecue available
Communal room to meet up or organise your activities
Supervision available for hikes or local visits
Help with the logistics of your stay or event

Bed linen and towels available on request.

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The highlights of the holiday resort

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The region

For hiking enthusiasts, there are several signposted footpaths leading from the campsite through forests and meadows. Among them, the Sentier des Troubadours leads to the Château de Puivert, while the Labyrinthe Vert loop offers an immersive walk. Close by, the Château de Puivert, dating from the 12th century, is one of the best preserved in the region. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1907, it boasts uninterrupted views over the Quercorb valley and houses the famous Salle des Musiciens, testimony to the importance of music in medieval times.
Lac de Puivert, at the foot of the château, offers excellent conditions for swimming, paddle-boarding and fishing. Enjoy the safety of its supervised beach in summer.
Twenty kilometres away, Lac de Montbel, a vast 570-hectare reservoir, offers water sports activities such as sailing, canoeing and fishing.
The medieval village of Mirepoix, around 23 km away, is famous for its arcaded square and half-timbered houses.
\\The castle of Montségur, a symbol of the Cathar resistance, is less than an hour's drive away. Perched at an altitude of 1,207 metres, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Finally, the Voie Verte des Pyrénées Cathares (Cathar Pyrenees Green Way), built on an old railway line between Mirepoix and Lavelanet, is a great way to get moving together, whether on foot or by bike.

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