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The Savoie has 18 campsites offering unique accommodation, between the Vanoise, the Tarentaise and alpine lakes. The average rating reaches 4.3/5, with weekly prices ranging from €270 to €790.
Camping municipal La Fennaz, in Val-Cenis, achieves a perfect 5/5. Le Chenantier, in Sollières-Sardières, and Canopée, in Landry, follow with 4.8/5, both in the Haute-Maurienne and Tarentaise, just steps from the large massifs. Les Bords du Guiers, in Saint-Genix-sur-Guiers, completes the podium with 4.7/5.
Huttopia Lac d'Aiguebelette, in Saint-Alban-de-Montbel, remains the busiest campsite in the department with 1,198 reviews, a gypsy caravan on the shore of one of France's largest natural lakes. Camping du Sierroz, in Aix-les-Bains on Lac du Bourget, offers coco-sweet (1,100 reviews), while Huttopia Bourg-Saint-Maurice, in the Tarentaise, offers the gypsy caravan in the mountains.
Spending a night in unique accommodation in the Savoie usually means choosing between the large lakes, Aiguebelette and Bourget, and the high mountains of the Tarentaise and Maurienne. Gypsy caravan and yurt dominate the offer, with Camping municipal Le Reclus, in Séez, offering both formats on one site.
Booking a unique stay in the Savoie requires planning ahead around the large resorts and lakes: July-August and the ski season quickly fill the best-rated addresses. Spring and autumn remain the most favourable time to enjoy the lakes without the summer crowds.
Le lac d’Aiguebelette, l’un des plus grands lacs naturels de France, et le lac du Bourget, à Aix-les-Bains, offrent baignade et sports nautiques à quelques minutes des campings du sud du département. La Tarentaise, autour de Bourg-Saint-Maurice, ouvre sur le parc national de la Vanoise et ses grands sommets.
Plus au nord, la Maurienne, entre Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne et Val-Cenis, reste une vallée plus confidentielle, loin de l’affluence des grandes stations de la Tarentaise.
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| Campsite | Rating | Treehouse | Unusual accommodation | Gypsy caravan | From | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canopée | 1 ★ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 530€/sem. | 4.8/5 |
