Parc de la Brenne - Safaritent

Imagine a place where everyone can enjoy a carefree holiday. Where children play freely amongst the greenery, where parents finally find the peace they miss at home, and where guests with a disability feel just as welcome as anyone else. At this special campsite in Parc de la Brenne, spacious XXL safari tents stand in the midst of gently rolling countryside, with views of the Château de La Roche Chevreux.



The day begins slowly here. The morning light falls over the fields, birds sing, and on the large veranda of the safari tent, the holiday feeling naturally emerges. Having breakfast in the sun, reading a book whilst children play, or in the evening enjoying the silence: it all happens in this place where space and nature play the leading role. Inside awaits a warm, atmospheric living space with two comfortable bedrooms and a relaxed, homely atmosphere.



What makes this campsite so special is the way accessibility and care are seamlessly woven into the holiday experience. Some of the safari tents are wheelchair accessible and the grounds are fully equipped for guests with physical or mental disabilities. There are adjustable beds, hoists, adapted bathrooms and a swimming pool lift. Those who need extra support can rely on assistance with daily activities or nursing care, so families can finally enjoy themselves together here without worries.



Children have their own adventure: playing, discovering, participating in entertainment that is also suitable for children with additional care needs. Meanwhile, parents find exactly what they need: peace, clarity and time for themselves. The heated swimming pool, the terrace and the nature of Parc de la Brenne invite you to recharge and get away from it all.



Arrival is from 16:00 and departure before 10:00. During peak season, a minimum stay of one week applies, outside of this period flexible nightly bookings are possible.



The safari tents offer a holiday experience that goes beyond comfort alone. This is a place where space, nature and accessibility come together, and where families with or without additional care needs feel welcome, seen and completely relaxed.