Family campsite in Puy-de-Dôme with heated swimming pool
At the heart of the Chaîne des Puys , classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, our campsite in Auvergne welcomes you for a calm and rejuvenating stay. In a family-friendly atmosphere typical of small campsites , you will enjoy the magnificent landscapes of the Parc des volcans d'Auvergne, the trailheads for hiking or mountain biking and the heated pool .
With its
59 pitches semi-ombragés, its
mobile homes and its
unique accommodations , our eco‑responsible campsite offers
a stay in the great outdoors!
Your nature campsite in Auvergne, in Aydat
For athletes, hikers and mountain bikers, the GR 4 and GR 441 trails that run alongside the campsite will allow you to éscape into nature. Our campsite à Aydat is at the center of all tourist sites: Puy de Dôme, Murol, Saint-Nectaire, Lac Chambon, Puy de Pariou, Vulcania , Super Besse, Mont-Dore waterfalls, Clermont-Ferrand ... are à less than a half-hour from the campsite!
Lake d'Aydat (à 3km) offers you many water activities (canoë, sailing, pédalo) as well as a beach with supervised swimming .
Pets and companion animals are welcome at the campsite. Our campsite has an electric car charging station and a free wifi network throughout the site.
Open until September 20, 2026
Our human-sized eco-friendly campsite
Find your accommodation or campsite at Aydat
What our guests say about their stay
Each stay matters to us. Discover what our guests appreciate most: calm, cleanliness, l’warm welcome and the ideal location in Aydat in the heart of the volcanoes d’Auvergne.
"The best campsite we have done for 15 years ! Idéalement situated between the Puy de Dôme and the Puy de Sancy. Ultra clean restrooms and équipe attentive."
“Excellent stay at Camping des Volcans. Spacious pitches, very quiet campsite, Impeccable sanitary facilities. An address we will keep to come back.”
“Super beautiful family campsite. You feel like at home! Heated pool, playground, animals… Our children loved it.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
4.8/5 on Google
More than 700 vacationer reviews
The Volcano Blog
