Camping l'Ile d'Amour

The campsite CAMPING L'ILE D'AMOUR ** is located in Pont-sur-Yonne in Yonne, in Burgundy - Franche-Comté, an ideal region for lovers of nature, culture, lovers of beautiful stones or good wines, enthusiastic hikers and freshwater fishermen. The campsite is located 500 m from a pond, 100 m from the Yonne river.
For your weekends or camping holidays in France, discover our 2-star campsite which offers 158 locations. We are open all year round.
For sport, the campsite has various activities on site: tennis (4 courts, 1 of which is indoor), table tennis, children's playground, bicycle rental ...
Barbecue allowed in the places provided for this purpose.
Pets are allowed on the pitches.
Wifi is free at reception and in the adjacent common room.
3 sanitary points are available for people with reduced mobility, as well as sinks and washing tanks.

The campsite CAMPING L'ILE D'AMOUR ** is located in Pont-sur-Yonne in Yonne, in Burgundy - Franche-Comté, an ideal region for lovers of nature, culture, lovers of beautiful stones or good wines, enthusiastic hikers and freshwater fishermen. The campsite is located 500 m from a pond, 100 m from the Yonne river.
For your weekends or camping holidays in France, discover our 2-star campsite which offers 158 locations. We are open all year round.
For sport, the campsite has various activities on site: tennis (4 courts, 1 of which is indoor), table tennis, children's playground, bicycle rental ...
Barbecue allowed in the places provided for this purpose.
Pets are allowed on the pitches.
Wifi is free at reception and in the adjacent common room.
3 sanitary points are available for people with reduced mobility, as well as sinks and washing tanks.

In the Yonne, nature can be visited as much as churches and castles.
If you like to eat, visit and enjoy nature, the Yonne is the destination for you. In this department where the writer Colette was born, many roads lead to more than a hundred aristocratic castles or mansions that tell the history of France. It begins very early in the Yonne as evidenced by the prehistoric caves of Arcy-sur-Cure and the archaeological sites of Escolives, Saint-Père or Saint-Moré. In this part of Burgundy, we also visit many basilicas, cathedrals, Romanesque churches, but the jewel of the department remains Vézelay, its hill and its Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, both listed as World Heritage by Unesco.

A little overview of the itineraries that we recommend ...
- The Cousin Valley, a superb getaway near the beautiful medieval city of Avallon.
- Throughout the villages, the desires for gastronomic breaks come to life, quite naturally.
- In the center of Sens, the picturesque house of Abraham, intended for the tanner in the 16th century, attracts everyone's attention with its elegant half-timbering.
- The pleasures of the mouth are numerous in the Yonne which offers recipes for _good women_, with this Burgundian cake.
- Hunt for the prestigious Burgundy truffle.
- Normandy does not have a monopoly on cider, that of Florence Charlois in Pays d'Othe is produced in a traditional way with old varieties.
- Christine Busson, beekeeper Foucheres (89150) passionate, produces a honey of great purity.
- At Marc Colin's in Chablis, andouillette is an art. It is made with twine, that is to say, embossed by hand with a twine to fill the hose.
- At the Sens market, Christian Guelle runs a remarkable stand of trumpets, porcini mushrooms, chanterelles, morels, mutton feet, Caesar amanita.