Ranch de la Blâche - 1 star

BAUDUEN

Welcome to a true haven of nature. Here, there are no tarmacked roads and no fences – just an authentic setting where you can breathe freely and where horses roam peacefully, near the chapel “Notre Dame de la Blâche” (Blâche means White Oak).

ust 200 metres from Lake Sainte-Croix, you can reach a quiet beach in a few steps, offering stunning views of the charming village of Bauduen. It’s the perfect place to relax, swim, or simply admire the ever-changing colours of the lake.

For horse enthusiasts, a nearby ranch offers rides on horses or ponies, as well as riding lessons suitable for all levels.

The atmosphere here is deliberately calm and serene: cars are kept away to preserve peace and safety for everyone. It’s a place to slow down, reconnect with nature, and fully enjoy a pristine environment.

A simple, natural, and welcoming place where everyone can find their retreat in the heart of the Verdon.

Spoken languages : English, French,

Capacity

Emplacements Classés : 50
Emplacements Déclarés : 56
Superficie : 12400

Équipements

Bar
Shady grounds
Barbecue
Electrical connections
Beach
Restaurant

Services

Pets welcome
Motorhomes allowed
Wi-fi
Ice store
Restaurant
Fast food
Animals accepted in the accommodations

Prices

Children (under 10) per day :
- 2,50€

Adult rate per day :
- 5€

Electricity rate per day :
- 4€

Pitch price :
- 6€

Car fee per day :
- 0,50€

Tourist tax :
- O,22€ /pers from 18 years old

Rates :
- membership fee for non-members of the association: 2€.

Tax not included.

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Contact

Phone 00 33 (0)4 94 70 08 89

Quartier Notre Dame
83630 - BAUDUEN

Modified from 20/11/2025 by "Office de Tourisme Intercommunal Lacs et Gorges du Verdon".

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Openings

From April to November
Depending on weather.

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