Campsite near Annecy
Located just 30 minutes from Annecy, Camping L’Escale au Grand-Bornand is the ideal base from which to explore the pearl of the Alps. Whether you’re a culture buff, a nature lover or just curious, a visit to Annecy is a must during your stay. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of your campsite while discovering the treasures of this emblematic city.
Why visit Annecy from Camping L’Escale?
If you stay at Camping L’Escale in Le Grand-Bornand, you’ll be close to one of France’s most beautiful towns. Annecy, nicknamed the “Venice of the Alps”, is renowned for its enchanting setting, crystal-clear lake and surrounding mountains. Whether you’re looking for a picturesque stroll, sporting activities or cultural immersion, Annecy has something for everyone.
What to do in Annecy during your stay at Camping L’Escale?
What are the must-do activities in Annecy?
Stroll through Annecy’s old town
A visit to the old town is a must. With its cobbled streets, arcades, canals and colorful facades, Annecy offers a unique charm. Stroll along the Thiou, discover the local markets and stop off at a café for a gourmet break. Don’t miss the Palais de l’Île, the town’s landmark, and the Château d’Annecy, with its panoramic view over the rooftops of the old town and the lake.
Enjoy Lake Annecy
Lake Annecy is a natural wonder that attracts visitors from all over the world. Its pristine waters invite you to swim, paddle or take a boat ride. If you prefer to keep your feet on the ground, take the bike path around the lake for a ride through breathtaking scenery. The beaches at Albigny and Talloires are ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring.
Where to walk in Annecy?
Explore the natural surroundings
Annecy is the ideal starting point for hikes in the surrounding mountains. Mont Veyrier, La Tournette and Le Semnoz are accessible for hikes of all levels. From these peaks, the view of the lake and the city is breathtaking, perfect for photography enthusiasts.
What sights are there in Annecy?
Immerse yourself in Annecy’s culture and history
In addition to its natural beauty, Annecy boasts a rich cultural heritage. The Musée-Château d’Annecy recounts the history of the town and its region, while the Pont des Amours is a romantic stopover steeped in local legend. If you visit in summer, don’t miss the Fête du Lac, a spectacular event that lights up the Annecy sky with fireworks.
How do I get to Annecy from Camping L’Escale?
Annecy is easily reached by car from Camping L’Escale au Grand-Bornand. The journey takes around 30 minutes, via the D909. For those who prefer to leave the car at the campsite, there are also shuttle buses and public transport services for stress-free access to Annecy, while enjoying the mountain scenery.
Why choose a campsite near Annecy for your vacation?
Opting for a stay at Camping L’Escale lets you enjoy the tranquility and activities of the mountains, while having the opportunity to visit Annecy, a city full of charm and history. You benefit from the best of both worlds: a relaxing natural setting in the heart of the Alps and the bustle of a dynamic city nearby. Whether you’re a family, a couple or a group of friends, a stay at Camping L’Escale offers you a complete experience combining relaxation, nature and cultural discovery.
Annecy, a must-see during your stay at Camping L’Escale
A visit to Annecy will undoubtedly enrich your stay at Camping L’Escale. Take a day to discover this charming town, from its lake to its medieval streets, before returning to the serenity of your accommodation in the heart of nature. By choosing a campsite near Annecy, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a varied vacation, combining cultural discoveries, sporting adventures and moments of relaxation. Annecy awaits you with its hidden treasures, ready to offer you unforgettable memories.
Whether you’re a hiking enthusiast, a culture buff or simply in search of beautiful scenery, Annecy and the surrounding area are the promise of an emotionally rich holiday. From Camping L’Escale, this visit becomes an easy and memorable getaway in the heart of Haute-Savoie.