Camping La Ravoire

We were invited to come and review Camping La Ravoire by Damien (who is French) and Kayleigh (who is English). They are a lovely couple doing great things with this campsite on the shores of Lake Annecy.

This is an area we’ve always wanted to visit, and the Lake Annecy area certainly lived up to expectations.

Map showing the location of Camping La Ravoire next to Lake Annecy.

We stayed in one of the campsite’s Relax Lodges. This was a new lodge with an outside deck and sunshade, and very comfortable too. It even had a dishwasher!

Our cabin had a fantastic spot for sunbathing.

Camping La Ravoire isn’t a huge campsite, and so it never feels crowded, yet there’s still a good amount of facilities, such as two pools, water slides, sun decks, bar and cafe, a small games room, and an exercise room. Plus, there’s also a bouncy castle, small play park, and a ball games area.

The Indoor Pool at camping La Ravoir is heated; the outdoor pool isn’t.

Camping La Ravoire has an execrise room too, complete with a view of the mountains!

You can hire bikes too, which we did, and if you want to do other activities, Camping La Ravoire has partnered with several different activity providers and can organise all sorts of activities for your family.

The outside pool at Camping La Ravoire.

The campsite is surrounded by mountains. Whichever way you look is a fantastic view!

The view of the mountains from our deck.

The campsite is surrounded by mountains.

You can book your stay directly with Camping La Ravoire, or if you prefer, you can also book via Eurocamp or the Camping and Caravanning Club. The Club holds a summer rally at the campsite.

Eurocamp Holidays are at Camping La Ravoire.

Bringing your Tent, Caravan, or Motorhome?

If you are camping, caravanning, or taking a motorhome, you can also book through the Club’s Travel Services.

Here’s one of the camping pitches if you are bringing your caravan, motorhome, or tent.

One of the grass pitches.

During July and August, children’s entertainment and activities are provided. But please note that this is a quiet campsite, without lots of nightlife and evening entertainment.

Getting to Camping La Ravoire

We decided to fly and hire a car as we were short of time. The nearest airport is Geneva (in Switzerland).

The flights cost us over a grand for the family flying with Easy Jet from Manchester.

Alternatively, you can drive. There were many British families at the campsite that had driven from the UK.  Google estimates 7 hours 50 minutes of driving to travel the 837 km from the Calais Eurotunnel.

Some of the families are return visitors, coming back year after year.

The campsite has a lot of regulars, with people coming back year after year.