About this location
🌿 Nature getaway in Évenos – 7,500 m² estate with views of Mont Cimaï. Just minutes from the old village of Évenos, enjoy a peaceful and unspoiled setting where foxes, deer, fallow deer, and the Eurasian eagle-owl can be spotted. Titus, my cat, discreetly watches over the estate. ⛺️ Your stay: 4 pitches for motorhomes, campervans, or tents, easily accessible with electricity. Equipped summer kitchen (microwave, refrigerator, sink with running water, electricity), dishes, and cutlery. Outdoor pool shower (unheated water), toilet, coded gate. Dishwasher available upon request. 🏊♂️ Pool area: Limited to one to two hours of use per pitch per night, adjustable depending on occupancy and mutual respect, to also preserve the owners' privacy at the end of the day. Please refrain from diving, and avoid sunscreen, animals, and food nearby. The swimming pool can be reserved for private events, especially on weekends. Nude swimming and relaxation are permitted, provided you are discreet, especially in the presence of children or other campers. ♻️ Respect the site. Please respect the peace and quiet and the privacy of the owners and other campers. Use shared equipment responsibly. Toilet paper and shampoo are provided as a backup; please bring your own. ALL FIRES ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED - forest nearby. Please take your rubbish with you. 🏓 Leisure activities: Petanque court, relaxation area. Children will enjoy the trampoline, swing, and goldfish pond. Petanque balls, Mölkky, and darts are available to borrow. 🌄 Discover nearby: Beaches, paddleboarding, jet skiing, diving (Six-Fours, Sanary, Bandol) Hiking (Mont Cimaï, Sainte-Baume) Vineyards (Bandol, La Cadière-d'Azur) Provençal markets, villages (Le Castellet, Le Beausset) Castellet race track, golf, horse riding, treetop adventure courses See you soon for a timeless nature escape!
Perfect for...
Hikers, nature lovers and bird enthusiasts (like the Eurasian jay), naturists seeking woodland tranquility, Toulon ferry terminal, beaches and coves of Sanary, Six-Fours and Le Brusc
