Aquatic space in Vielmur-Sur-Agout
The swimming pool in the Tarn
To take advantage of the sunny southern climate, our aquatic area is open from June 15 to September 15 approximately, every day, from 10H to 20H. The campsite*** Le Pessac invites you to come and relax and refresh yourself in its swimming pool, whose access is included in your stay. Our campsite is above all a family structure, with a pool and a paddling pool that will delight the little ones who will be able to splash around safely close to their parents.
Swimming is unsupervised and under the responsibility of parents.
The solarium area with sunbeds
The pool at our outdoor campsite has a solarium.
Come and enjoy a relaxing moment on the sunbeds laid out on our large beach, all around the pool and the paddling pool, in the shade or in the sun to polish your tan.
You just have to settle down on one of our many sunbeds, to dry off after a good bath, to read, to tan, but above all to rest. Parents can sit back and watch their children play in our water area.
This area, like the swimming pool and the paddling pool, is free and reserved exclusively for our clients.
The benefits of water
in family
Family pool with paddling pool near Albi
Our water space is suitable for adults and children. Everyone will be able to have a great time. It has a large pool of 9 m x 18 m, with a depth of 0.60 m to 2.20 m, as well as a wading pool that delights the very young, measuring 4 m x 4 m, with a depth of 0.40 m.
The pool is not supervised; for the safety of all, minors under 18 years are placed under the responsibility of their parents or accompanying adults.
There’s nothing like a dip in our campsite’s pool after a day of excursions and activities to end the day in style and refresh yourself.
To ensure good hygiene, access to the pools is subject to a compulsory shower and passage through the foot bath; shorts and Bermuda shorts are prohibited, only swimming trunks or boxers are allowed.
Please read the rules and regulations posted at the entrance of the aquatic area.
