Glamping on La Colline: Wake Up to Lac du Jaunay Views
If you are looking for glamping on La Colline with a real sense of space, scenery, and comfort, this is the kind of stay that changes the rhythm of a family holiday. At Camping Village de la Guyonnière, La Colline stands out for its elevated setting, with views over the Lac du Jaunay valley and the pony club. It is a simple idea, but a powerful one: wake up in a fully equipped holiday setting and start the day with a panoramic backdrop.
This guide explains what makes glamping on La Colline special, why the setting appeals to families and nature lovers, and which practical details can help you plan your stay smoothly. You will also find useful information on arrival, optional services, reception hours, visitor rules, electric vehicle charging, and nearby outing ideas in the Vendée.
What is glamping on La Colline?
Glamping on La Colline combines the atmosphere of outdoor holidays with the convenience of ready-to-enjoy accommodation. Instead of bringing all your own equipment, you stay in accommodation that is already set up and equipped for holiday life.
At Camping Village de la Guyonnière, accommodation is fully equipped and includes, among other things:
- Crockery
- Garden furniture
- Microwave
- Pillows
- Duvets
That means you can enjoy the outdoor feel of a campsite holiday while keeping everyday comfort close at hand. For many families, that balance is exactly what makes glamping so appealing.
Why La Colline is such a sought-after area
A holiday location is not only about the accommodation itself. It is also about the position, the view, and the mood of the place where you spend your mornings and evenings.
La Colline is especially attractive because it overlooks the Lac du Jaunay valley and the pony club. An elevated area naturally creates a stronger feeling of openness. You can often enjoy quieter surroundings, longer views, and a stronger connection to the landscape around you.
The value of waking up to a view
A scenic view adds something real to a stay. It shapes the pace of the day.
With glamping on La Colline, mornings can begin more gently:
- Open the door and look out over the valley
- Enjoy breakfast in a more peaceful atmosphere
- Watch the campsite surroundings wake up
- Set off for the day feeling already immersed in the holiday setting
For families, couples, and guests who want more than a purely functional place to sleep, this kind of setting matters.
A family-friendly atmosphere
The view towards the pony club adds character to the area. It gives La Colline a holiday feel that is both lively and calm. Children often enjoy being close to spaces that spark curiosity, while adults appreciate a setting that feels open and well-positioned within the campsite.
It also connects naturally with a broader family holiday in the Vendée, where outdoor experiences, day trips, and relaxed on-site time all work together.
What is included in a glamping stay?
Accommodation at Camping Village de la Guyonnière is designed to make arrival easier and daily life more comfortable.
Core accommodation comfort
All accommodations are fully equipped and include:
- Crockery
- Garden furniture
- Microwave
- Pillows
- Duvets
Linen and towels are not included unless otherwise stated, but they are available to hire with prior reservation.
Helpful optional extras
Depending on your needs, several options can make your stay even easier:
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Serenity Option | from €12/night |
| Sheet hire | from €20/bed |
| Bed made on arrival | from €30/bed |
| Towels pack | from €20/person |
| High chair | from €5/night |
| Cot | from €5/night |
| Baby pack (cot + high chair + bathtub) | from €10/day |
| Bed barrier | from €5/day |
| Sunbed x1 | from €7/day |
| Pushchair | from €5/day |
| Final cleaning | from €100 |
| Additional car on your pitch | from €5/night |
| Breakfast | from €10/person/day |
For guests travelling with young children, the baby pack, cot, high chair, and bed barrier can make packing much simpler. If you want an easier first evening or departure day, pre-booked extras are often worth considering.
How arrival and departure work
Knowing the practical details before you travel makes your holiday easier from the start.
Check-in
Key collection is available from 4:00 p.m.
If your accommodation is not yet ready when you arrive, you can still collect your campsite wristbands. Reception will contact you by phone as soon as the accommodation is ready. Early key collection is not permitted.
Late arrivals
If you expect to arrive late, call +33 (0)2 51 46 62 59.
Reception hours are:
- From 7 May to 5 July: all day from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- From 6 July to 30 August: from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. without interruption
- From 31 August to 6 September: from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
After reception closes, go to the bar to collect your keys and visit reception the next day to complete check-in formalities.
Barrier access and parking
The barrier opens between 7:30 a.m. and 10 p.m. After 10 p.m., vehicles must be parked at the entrance.
This is also part of the wider peace-and-quiet approach on site. During the summer, an on-site night security team patrols the campsite to help ensure everyone’s safety and to enforce quiet hours between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Departure
On departure day, you must vacate your accommodation before 10:00 a.m. Otherwise, an additional night will be charged.
No deposit is required on arrival. However, accommodation must be left clean and tidy at the end of your stay. If it has not been cleaned before departure, a minimum cleaning charge of €150 incl. VAT will be invoiced and must be paid within 7 days after departure.
Can you choose a specific location on the campsite?
Yes. If you want to secure a particular preference, you can book the Guaranteed Preference option.
This applies if you want to guarantee:
- A specific number
- Accommodations or pitches next to each other
- A particular area
- Preferred sun exposure or shade
The Guaranteed Preference option is available for an additional €49.
For a topic like glamping on La Colline, this is especially useful. If your priority is the panoramic setting, booking a guaranteed preference can help align your stay with what matters most to you.
Practical information for families and groups
A smooth holiday depends on understanding the practical rules in advance.
Visitor policy
Day visitors are allowed at a rate of €7 per person. Their vehicles must be parked in the external car park, and they do not have access to the campsite swimming pool complex.
For overnight visitors, the rate is from €15 per person per night, regardless of age (plus tourist tax if applicable).
The total number of guests cannot exceed the maximum capacity of your accommodation or pitch, including babies and children.
Minors
Minors must be accompanied by their parents or legal guardians throughout their stay. Unaccompanied minors may be refused access.
Accessibility
The entire campsite is wheelchair accessible.
That makes it easier for more guests to move around the site comfortably and enjoy the different areas of the campsite.
Useful services during your stay
Several practical services can make a glamping stay on La Colline even more comfortable.
Breakfast option
If you want an easy start to the day, breakfast is available from €10/person/day.
For 1 person, it includes:
- 1/3 of a fresh baguette
- 1 fresh croissant
- Butter, jam and honey
- 1 glass of orange juice
- Your choice of coffee, tea or milk
Breakfast is delivered to your holiday rental.
Electric vehicle charging
The campsite has 8 charging stations, located on the main car park and in the Les Coteaux area.
Each station provides 22 kW. The charging price is € 0,40 per kWh.
The stations operate via the VIRTA operator, and guests are asked to create an account and use the VIRTA app to start a charging session.
Safe storage for valuables
For important personal belongings such as passports or valuables, reception provides a small secure locker.
Barbecues
Charcoal and gas barbecues are allowed on the campsite. Electric barbecues are not permitted.
Serenity Option: added flexibility for booking
If you want more booking flexibility, the Serenity Option is available.
Key facts
- It is optional
- It costs €12 per night for rental accommodation
- It must be chosen and paid for at the same time as the deposit
- If you are still unsure, you have 7 days from the date of booking to choose this option
- A written proof may be requested
The Serenity Option covers all reasons for cancellation and applies until the day before arrival.
This can be especially reassuring when planning a family holiday well in advance.
What can you do around Camping Village de la Guyonnière?
One of the strengths of staying here is that the holiday can be shaped in many ways. You can enjoy the campsite itself, explore the local surroundings, or plan full day trips across the Vendée.
The area offers many outing ideas for families and all ages, including:
- Puy du Fou, voted best amusement park in the world
- O'Gliss Park for water sensations
- The wild coast of Île d'Yeu
- Les Sables d'Olonne and one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe
- Theme parks, water parks, zoos, and amusement parks around the campsite
This makes glamping on La Colline a strong base for both restful mornings and active days out.
For guests planning their stay, it also makes sense to explore related topics such as the campsite map, accommodation options, the campsite grounds, activities and entertainment, and the Vendée area.
Practical tips for booking glamping on La Colline
If you want to make the most of this panoramic area, keep these points in mind.
1. Book early if location matters most
A scenic area naturally attracts attention. If your priority is La Colline itself, booking early gives you more choice.
2. Add a Guaranteed Preference if the exact setting matters
If you specifically want a certain position, area, or orientation, the Guaranteed Preference option at €49 can be a practical addition.
3. Reserve extras in advance
Items such as:
- Sheets
- Towels
- Baby equipment
- Breakfast
- Final cleaning
are easier to plan when arranged ahead of time.
4. Check arrival timing carefully
Aim to arrive with enough margin before reception closes. If your journey may run late, contact the campsite in advance.
5. Think about your holiday rhythm
If you love scenic mornings, quiet evenings, and a stronger feeling of being immersed in the landscape, glamping on La Colline is likely to suit you well.
How to raise a complaint if needed
If you need to contact the campsite about a complaint, you can do so in writing:
- By post: 1, la Guyonnière, 85150 Saint Julien des Landes
- By email: info@laguyonniere.com
Why choose glamping on La Colline?
The answer is simple: location, atmosphere, and ease.
La Colline offers a more scenic perspective over the Lac du Jaunay valley and the pony club, while the campsite provides practical comforts, optional services, and clear arrival arrangements. Add family-friendly surroundings, useful facilities, and the variety of the Vendée, and the result is a stay that feels both relaxed and rich in possibilities.
If you want a holiday that combines outdoor living with comfort and a memorable setting, glamping on La Colline is an excellent choice.
Plan your stay at Camping Village de la Guyonnière
If you are ready to experience glamping on La Colline, now is a good time to plan your dates, explore the accommodation options, and think about the extras that will make your stay even smoother.
Check the campsite map, browse the brochure, and look at related pages on the grounds, activities and entertainment, and the Vendée area to build the holiday that suits you best.
For updates and inspiration, you can also watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc5X3rzIn2o
Book your stay at Camping Village de la Guyonnière and wake up to Lac du Jaunay views on La Colline.