From Lodge to Luxury Tent: Choosing the Ideal Accommodation at Club Les Ormes

Looking for calm, space, and child-friendly convenience on your next family holiday? Choosing the ideal accommodation at Club Les Ormes comes down to how you like to unwind and how your kids love to play. This small-scale park in the French countryside spreads 32 accommodations over 10 hectares, giving families privacy without losing the friendly, social spirit that makes holidays memorable. Below, we compare Lodges and Luxury Tents so you can confidently pick your best fit—and make the most of every day on site.

What makes Club Les Ormes a great base for families

Club Les Ormes is intentionally small and designed for families with young children. Accommodations are spaced out, safe, and within walking distance of amenities. Book any accommodation and you’ll have access to the full range of on-site facilities:

• Two pools open all day; the main pool features an afternoon pool bar for snacks and cold drinks.
• In early May–end of June and early September, the heated, covered smaller pool remains open for comfortable swimming in cooler weather.
• Organised children’s entertainment on various days, plus a kids’ cinema twice a week in high season.
• A fitness room available without time restrictions.
• Relaxing treatments such as massages, manicures, and pedicures; a beauty salon is listed among the facilities.
• A large multi-sports court (basketball, football, hockey) and wide-open play areas.
• Fresh sandwiches, lunch, drinks and dinner at the restaurant or by the pool; the bar opens early for your first coffee.
• Complimentary Wi‑Fi across the park and inside all accommodations, provided via Starlink.

Hosts Bas and Mandy are present on the property, welcoming guests and making sure your stay runs smoothly. The park is open from May through September.

Tip for planning: explore the interactive park map and virtual tour, check “Search & Book” for availability, and use the Camping Comfort app to see on- and off-site activities. Cyclists and walkers will find scenic routes in the surrounding Lot‑et‑Garonne and nearby Dordogne—see the "Fietsroutes" section for ideas.

Lodges: space, privacy and home-like comfort

The Lodges sit around a large meadow with a sea of space. Children can roam safely, visit friends, and play right by your accommodation. The restaurant, playground, and pools are a short walk away. Interiors are refreshed annually for a clean, contemporary feel, and all lodges feature their own Wi‑Fi network.

Types of Lodges

• Charme Lodge
• Espace
• Espace Plus Airco
• Courbe
• Maison Pigeon

These variants differ in layout and features, but all include modern private sanitary facilities. For planning purposes:

• A Charme Lodge suits 2 adults and 2 children.
• The Espace fits a family with 3/4 children.
• The Courbe is suitable for a family with 4 children.
• Maison Pigeon accommodates one family of up to 8 people.

Some lodges provide climate control. Courbe and Espace Plus Airco are equipped with air‑conditioning units that can also operate as heaters. All accommodations provide a fan in every bedroom, and a small portable heater is available on request at no additional charge.

Courbe highlights

Courbe lodges blend indoor-outdoor living and sit on the park’s edge with countryside views. Each Courbe (numbers 41 and 42 on the map) offers approximately 82 m² of space and includes:

• A very spacious living room opening to the terrace via a large sliding glass door.
• A modern kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave, and a fridge with separate freezer.
• A master bedroom with 2 box-spring beds (2 × 80 × 200 cm), sliding doors to the terrace, and air‑conditioning.
• Two children’s bedrooms, each with a loft bed and a single bed; space for a cot if needed.
• An indoor slide—a fun detail young children love.

Maison Pigeon for large families

Maison Pigeon is the park’s large luxury holiday home for one family (up to 8 people). It features:

• A ground-floor living room and a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, 6‑burner gas stove with large oven, Nespresso machine with milk frother, and all necessary accessories.
• A utility room with an extra fridge, washing machine, and dryer.
• Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a second toilet upstairs.
• A private 10 × 5 m swimming pool, a spacious terrace, a large garden with an in‑ground trampoline, and a table tennis table.

Luxury Tents: glamping simplicity with private comforts

If you like the adventure and atmosphere of camping but want your own facilities and thoughtful comforts, the Luxury Tents deliver. Eight furnished tents sit together on a large meadow, each with full private sanitary facilities (shower, sink, and toilet).

Space and layout

Each Luxury Tent is approximately 65 m² and is suitable for larger families—2 adults and up to 4 children. You’ll find three sleeping quarters:

• One for the parents
• One with a bunk bed (and space for a cot)
• A real box bed (140 × 200) for 2 children

Kitchen and terrace living

The tents are set up for easy family life:

• A large fridge with freezer
• Microwave, good coffee maker, and kettle
• A mobile hob so you can cook outside when the weather’s right
• A covered terrace with dining table, sofa, and armchairs; plenty of space inside for cooler evenings
• Two sun-loungers on the adjacent field

A sociable meadow setting

The tents are grouped to balance privacy with community. Each terrace offers enough private space, while the central field often becomes a friendly hub for football matches or spontaneous communal barbecues. On the map, the tents appear as numbers 31 to 38.

Lodge vs Luxury Tent: quick comparison

Facilities included with any stay

No matter which accommodation you choose, you benefit from the same family-friendly environment and amenities:

• Two pools open all day; main pool with afternoon pool bar. In early/late season, the heated, covered smaller pool stays open.
• Kids’ entertainment on various days and at various times; kids’ cinema twice weekly in high season.
• Fitness room with no time restrictions.
• Beauty treatments on site (massages, manicures, pedicures); beauty salon listed among facilities.
• Multi-sports court for basketball, football, and hockey; safe open spaces and playgrounds (including a paddling pool and indoor playroom).
• Food & Drink: daily fresh bread orders, early-opening bar for coffee, lunch, drinks, and dinner. In the height of summer, catering is open all day and dinner is served six evenings a week. Join the long communal tables in the evening if you enjoy social dining.
• Complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout the park via Starlink.
• Guests may park at their accommodation.

Safety notes:

• No lifeguard is on duty at the pools, and no additional safety measures are provided; parental supervision is required whenever children are swimming.

When to choose which option?

• Choose a Lodge if you want the most surrounding space and a home-like setup close to the meadow—and you prefer dedicated privacy for quiet naps or early bedtimes.
• Choose the Courbe if your children would love an indoor slide and you want extra indoor space, air‑conditioning in the master bedroom, and a fully equipped kitchen.
• Choose Maison Pigeon if you’re one family of up to eight and want a private pool, a large garden, and a full home base.
• Choose a Luxury Tent if you like a glamping ambiance with your own bathroom, a large covered terrace, outdoor cooking on a mobile hob, and a sociable meadow for spontaneous play.
• Choose the Luxury Tents if your kids thrive on easy, open-air living with plenty of opportunities to make friends right outside the terrace.

Smart booking tips and answers

• Check-in/out: Arrival from 17:00; departure by 10:00. You’re welcome to arrive earlier and use facilities, and to stay longer on departure day to swim or have lunch.
• Changeover days in high season: Lodges, Espaces, Courbes run Saturday–Saturday; Luxury Tents and Maison Pigeon run Sunday–Sunday. During special Toddler Weeks, arrival/departure days are flexible.
• Shorter stays: In spring and autumn, all accommodations except the Courbes can be booked for periods other than a week (e.g., 6 or 10 days). Specify this in step 2 of “Search & Book.”
• Booking payments: A 50% deposit is due at reservation; remaining 50% is payable four weeks before arrival.
• Security deposit: €150 in cash on arrival, returned if the accommodation is left in its original condition.
• Bed sizes: All beds measure 80 × 200 cm—use these dimensions if you bring your own linens.
• Linens and towels: Bed linen rental €20 per person. Towel set €15 per person (includes a large and a normal towel and a washcloth). Two bath towels and a bath mat are included per family. Minimum order of towel sets: two.
• Baby equipment: Cot with extra mattress €15 (or €25 with blanket, duvet, and bed sheets). Baby chair €10; toddler high chair €15—prices are per holiday stay.
• BBQs: Allowed on the gravel path beside your accommodation. Bring your own equipment (not supplied or rented on site).
• Adjoining units: You may request adjacent or specific units; if confirmed, a €45 fee per accommodation applies.
• Parking: You can park at your accommodation.
• Apps and maps: Download the Camping Comfort app to see activities, and consult the park map for a virtual tour.

Conclusion: find your family’s fit at Club Les Ormes

Choosing the ideal accommodation at Club Les Ormes starts with how your family likes to relax. If you want maximum space and privacy with home-like comfort, a Lodge is your match—especially the Courbe or Maison Pigeon for standout features. If you love glamping with private facilities, a big covered terrace, and a sociable meadow at your doorstep, the Luxury Tents are spot on.

Ready to plan? Use Search & Book to check dates (including flexible options in spring and autumn), or get in touch with questions:

• Email: info@clublesormes.com
• Phone: +33 (0)6 78 14 86 25

Book your family’s stay at Club Les Ormes and enjoy peace, space, and effortless holiday living from day one.