- Quiet and family campsite
- At the gateway to the Haut-Jura Regional Nature Park
Camping sous le moulin lies on the banks of Lake Coiselet at Condes in the Jura. It welcomes travellers in a tranquil, family environment. It's a paradise for fishing enthusiasts. You will have access to water throughout the campsite.
The lake is ideal for a variety of water-based activities, including canoeing, kayaking, canyoning and sailing. Take a bike ride around the lake and enjoy 18 km of shady paths. For sports enthusiasts, there are also a number of signposted mountain bike trails nearby. There is a riding school 8 km from the site. Table tennis and petanque are also available. Thrill-seekers can go caving. Hiking is also on the programme.
Two themed evenings are held each week for a convivial get-together. There's also a play area for the little ones. The campsite under the mill is accessible to people with reduced mobility and free WiFi (only at the bar).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION / A recent geological study has revealed a risk of a large boulder falling from the mountain near the campsite, which would trigger a 2-metre wave on the Lac de Coiselet and flood the campsite. As a precaution, the prefecture has decided to drain the lake. Until further notice, there will be no fishing, swimming, sailing or sporting activities. The campsite will remain open and there is no longer any danger of flooding. Non-water sports activities at the campsite will continue, the swimming pool will remain open and customers can go to Lac de Vouglans, a 30-minute drive away, for water sports activities.
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Important
A recent geological survey has revealed a risk of a large boulder falling from the mountain near the campsite, which would trigger a 2-metre wave on Lake Coiselet and flood the campsite. As a precaution, the prefecture has decided to drain the lake. There will therefore be no water-based activities until further notice (fishing, swimming, boating or water sports). The campsite will remain open and there is no longer any risk of flooding. Non-water-based activities at the campsite will continue as normal; the swimming pool remains open and guests can travel to Lake Vouglans, a 30-minute drive away, for water sports.