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A natural pine forest out of time

Created in 1967, the Le Bellevue**** campsite is located in the heart of a shaded pine forest of 11 hectares , 940 m from the beautiful beaches of Valras Plage and Vendres.

Le Bellevue is the ideal site for holidays with family or friends punctuated by the murmur of the Mediterranean.

Sun and sea, nature and sweetness of life...

Our commitments

To limit your impact on nature, a few simple rules of etiquette apply during your stay. By taking a few simple and responsible actions , we all contribute to preserving the environment around us and reducing the ecological footprint of our activities.

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Commitment zero phyto

Bellevue is among the first 18 pilot campsites to have met the specifications of the regional " Committed to Zero Pesticides" charter.

Congratulations again to our green spaces department for their involvement and this great reward

League for the bird protection (LPO)

The LPO runs a national program for preserving biodiversity and discovering local nature called LPO Refuges.

This label aims to highlight and network spaces that preserve and develop biodiversity, while offering people a quality of life.

The LPO Refuges constitute the 1st network of ecological gardens throughout France.

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"little gestures" eco-responsible

The plants are beautiful, but they must not be picked; some are endemic species. Therefore, it is important to respect the flora and fauna.

Do not throw your cigarette butts into the vegetation to avoid starting a fire.

To save money for everyone, don't leave the taps running. Remember to turn off the water while brushing your teeth. This small, simple action saves 12 liters of water per minute.

Turn off the lights and air conditioning when you're not there.

Close openings (doors, windows) in air-conditioned rooms.

Limit your car journeys when you can favour sustainable modes of transport.

Do not throw anything into the Bellevue estate, the sea, or nature in general.

Prioritize foods and products from organic and local agriculture , following the seasons.