Inside Our Adapted Sanitary Building: Accessible Facilities Beyond Your Lodge

When you book a family holiday, comfort should not stop at your accommodation. At Club Les Ormes, accessible facilities go beyond your lodge, helping guests enjoy the park with greater ease, convenience, and confidence throughout their stay. If you want to know what support is available on site, this guide walks you through the adapted sanitary building and other practical accessibility features that make daily holiday life simpler.

Club Les Ormes is a small-scale holiday park in the French countryside with 32 accommodations spread across 10 hectares. That spacious layout creates a calm setting, with a lot of space between the lodges, while keeping facilities within walking distance. There are also a lot of trees at Club Les Ormes that provide shade, which can make moving around the park more comfortable on warm days. In this article, you will learn what accessible facilities are available, how they support day-to-day comfort, and why they matter for a relaxed family holiday.

What is the adapted sanitary building?

The adapted sanitary building is a practical on-site facility designed to support guests who may need extra accessibility during their stay. It complements the accommodations and helps make everyday routines easier, whether that means using the toilet, freshening up during the day, washing dishes, or doing laundry.

Accessible shared facilities can make a meaningful difference on holiday. They reduce friction in daily tasks and give families more flexibility across the day, especially in a large outdoor setting where comfort, privacy, and convenience all matter.

Accessible facilities available at Club Les Ormes

Club Les Ormes provides several helpful facilities for guests with disabilities. These include both features inside the sanitary area and practical support elsewhere on the park.

1. Adapted toilet with sink

An adapted toilet with sink is available for guests who need an accessible sanitary space. This adds convenience and supports greater independence during your stay.

For many families, having an accessible toilet close to shared amenities makes it easier to enjoy the day without needing to return to the accommodation every time.

2. Lowered sink in the sanitary block

At the sanitary block, there is a lowered sink for dishwashing or laundry for wheelchair users. This is an important feature because it supports daily practical tasks, not only personal care.

That means the adapted sanitary building is designed with real holiday routines in mind, including:

• Washing dishes
• Doing laundry by hand
• Managing small daily chores more comfortably

This kind of detail can make a stay feel more manageable and less tiring.

3. Wheelchair available to borrow

A wheelchair is available to borrow at Club Les Ormes. This can be especially useful for guests who need occasional mobility support during their stay.

Borrowing a wheelchair on site may help with:

• Moving between facilities
• Conserving energy during the day
• Making it easier to take part in family activities around the park

Because all amenities are within walking distance, practical mobility support can help guests enjoy more of what the park offers.

4. Telephone with large keys

Club Les Ormes also provides a telephone with large keys that guests may use whenever needed. This is a simple but thoughtful accessibility feature.

Large-button telephones can be helpful for guests who prefer clearer, easier-to-use controls. Features like this often matter most in the moment, which is exactly why it is valuable to have them available on site.

5. Reserved parking space next to the restaurant

There is a reserved parking space next to the restaurant for guests with disabilities. This helps improve access to one of the park’s central social and dining areas.

Convenient parking can make a real difference when planning meals, meeting up with family, or joining activities nearby.

Why accessible facilities beyond your lodge matter

An accessible holiday experience is not only about where you sleep. It is also about how easily you can move through the day.

That is why the adapted sanitary building matters. It extends support into the shared spaces of the park, where many small daily moments happen. For guests and families, that can mean:

• Less stress during daily routines
• More independence
• More confidence using shared facilities
• A smoother experience for the whole family

At Club Les Ormes, this wider support fits naturally with the park’s layout and atmosphere. The park is spacious and tranquil, yet designed so that amenities remain close by. Children can play safely throughout the grounds, while parents can stay connected to the places they need.

Accessibility in the context of a family holiday

Club Les Ormes is designed for families who want both together time and personal space. The park combines privacy with easy access to facilities, which is especially valuable when accessibility needs are part of the planning.

Spacious setting with walkable amenities

The park covers 10 hectares and includes 32 accommodations. This creates a peaceful environment while still keeping facilities within walking distance.

That balance matters because it offers:

• Room to relax
• Privacy for families
• Easy access to amenities without long distances

The Lodges have the most space around them, and there is a lot of space between the lodges, which adds to the feeling of comfort and calm.

Shade and comfort outdoors

There are a lot of trees at Club Les Ormes that provide shade. In a holiday park where families spend time walking between the pool, restaurant, sports areas, and accommodation, shaded areas can make outdoor movement more pleasant.

Access to facilities during your stay

When you book accommodation at Club Les Ormes, you also book access to all facilities. During the height of summer, guests can enjoy:

• Two pools open all day
• A main pool with a pool bar open all afternoon for snacks and cold drinks
• Dining available 6 evenings a week
• Children’s entertainment on various days and at various times
• A fitness room available without limitations
• Massages, manicures, and pedicures
• A large multi-sports court for basketball, football, and hockey
• A zipline
• Various climbing frames
• A pétanque court
• An indoor ping-pong table and foosball table

In the early and late season, many facilities remain open. Until the end of June and from the beginning of September, only the smaller, heated swimming pool is open.

These details are useful when planning how your family will spend time around the park and how often you may want access to shared facilities like the adapted sanitary building.

Quick answers: accessible facilities at Club Les Ormes

Does Club Les Ormes have accessible sanitary facilities?

Yes. Club Les Ormes provides an adapted toilet with sink and a lowered sink in the sanitary block for dishwashing or laundry for wheelchair users.

Is there mobility support on site?

Yes. A wheelchair is available to borrow.

Is there accessible parking?

Yes. There is a reserved parking space next to the restaurant for guests with disabilities.

Is there a large-button telephone available?

Yes. A telephone with large keys is available for guests to use whenever needed.

Practical tips before your stay

If accessible facilities are important for your holiday planning, a little preparation can help you make the most of your stay.

Before you arrive

Consider noting the facilities that matter most to your family, such as:

• The adapted toilet with sink
• The lowered sink in the sanitary block
• The wheelchair available to borrow
• The reserved parking space next to the restaurant
• The telephone with large keys

Think about your accommodation style

Club Les Ormes offers different accommodation types, including Lodges and Luxury Tents.

• Lodges offer the most space around them and a high degree of privacy.
• Luxury Tents are grouped together on a meadow, with full sanitary facilities and private terraces.

If outdoor space and a little more separation are important to your comfort, the Lodges may be especially appealing.

Plan around the season

Facility use can vary depending on when you travel. For example:

• During the height of summer, the catering industry is open all day.
• Dining is available 6 evenings a week.
• Until the end of June and from the beginning of September, only the smaller, heated swimming pool is open.
• Peuterweken runs from 4 Sept-18 Sept.

If your family prefers a quieter stay, early or late season may be worth considering.

Helpful extras for a more comfortable stay

A comfortable holiday often comes down to the practical details. Club Les Ormes offers a few useful options that families may want to keep in mind.

Rental items and practical support

• Bed linen can be rented for 20 € per bed.
• A baby bed can be rented for 15 €, including mattress.
• A baby chair can be rented for 10 €, for use during the entire holiday.
• A towel set is available for 15 € per set, including one large towel, one normal-size towel, and one washcloth.

These extras can help simplify packing and make daily family routines easier once you arrive.

Visitor information

If you want to invite friends to the park, they are welcome. A fee of 7,50 € per visitor per day applies for use of the facilities.

Stay connected during your holiday

A stay at Club Les Ormes includes access to the Club app, which is used regularly for communication during your stay.

More ways to explore Club Les Ormes

If you are planning your holiday, it is also worth looking into related topics such as:

• The difference between Lodges and Luxury Tents
• What is included when you book accommodation
• Family activities available on site
• Seasonal differences between summer and Peuterweken stays
• Food, drink, and poolside facilities during the high season

These are useful next steps if you want a fuller picture of how the park works day to day.

Conclusion: accessible support that goes beyond accommodation

The adapted sanitary building at Club Les Ormes shows that accessibility is about more than the place where you sleep. With an adapted toilet with sink, a lowered sink for dishwashing or laundry, a wheelchair available to borrow, a telephone with large keys, and a reserved parking space next to the restaurant, guests have access to practical support across the park.

Combined with a spacious 10-hectare setting, walkable amenities, shaded areas, and family-friendly facilities, these features help create a stay that feels more comfortable and more manageable.

If you are planning a family holiday and want to learn more about accommodation options, seasonal stays, or on-site facilities, explore Club Les Ormes and choose the stay that suits your family best.