In the footsteps of Davy Crockett in Haute Bléone.

An electric winch is used to transport luggage to the base camp, perched at an altitude of 1300m. Meals are exchanged around a friendly table with local gastronomy in the old sheepfold or on it’s terrace with panoramic view.
The accommodation in individual chalets (7 in total) sheltered under a pine forest allows everyone to find their privacy in the evening.

This stay, for children aged 6 and over, is made up of fun activities to share with the whole family: Introduction to canyoning, hike to meet the shepherd, forest adventure course, archery, trap building, treasure hunt, song creation workshop...

Highlights:
- It’s 9 hectares of meadows and woods with adapted facilities that guarantee comfort, calm and a change of scenery.

- A team dedicated to the group (cook, leaders, guide...) present and available all week on the camp.

- Discovery of sensational activities: canyoning and forest adventure course


Health measures adopted to date:
Families will be accommodated in individual chalets.
The cook and the accompanying person use hydroalcoholic gel and will be the only ones to distribute the meals in individual compartments.
At the table, a barrier distance of 1m will be maintained between each place setting.
Several water points for hand washing are available on the camp and the sanitary facilities will be disinfected twice a day.
Specific equipment (helmets, harnesses, neoprene suits) are lent individually for the week, disinfected and quarantined at the end of each stay.
Transfers for activities will be done with 5 people/minibus.

Full board accommodation (picnics provided at lunchtime) in pretty larch wood chalets at the Gaudichart gîte in Prads-Haute- Bléone - solid sanitary facilities with showers, washbasins and toilets.
Welcome drink - sports and leisure activities: hiking, introduction to canyoning, forest adventure course, nature discovery...) supervised by 3 professional guides.
Sleeping bags are not provided.