Ostrea, a 4 star campsite in Dolus d’Oléron
Nestling in Dolus d’Oléron, just a stone’s throw from the beach, on the famous oyster route (Route des Huîtres), the Ostrea campsite entices holidaymakers to make the most of the peaceful atmosphere, luxury accommodation, spacious pitches, indoor heated swimming pool and high-quality facilities. The perfect destination to enjoy the Oléron way of life, with swims, cycle rides and ever-changing seascapes, shaped by the tides…
A campsite overlooking the Marennes Oléron Basin
Ostrea, a campsite nestling by the oyster route (Route des Huîtres) in Dolus d’Oléron, within the Marennes Oléron basin, in natural surroundings unique to the Ile d’Oléron. It faces the ocean, near the oyster huts with breathtaking views stretching across the bay separating Oléron from the Ile de Ré, amid which Fort Boyard appears to float (visible from the campsite on a clear day). Hence this resort enjoys a lush, authentic setting. Here you can easily reach the beaches, oyster ports and cycle trails criss-crossing this island.
The campsite has a comprehensive, fully equipped mobile home offering, designed to accommodate couples, large families or groups in equal measure. These holiday rentals can accommodate 2-10 people, depending on the model, coming in several ranges, each offering well-designed spaces and an outdoor terrace. Among the most luxurious, the holiday rentals in the “Les Perles” range, have been designed with couples in mind. Furthermore, they offer hotel services, comprising beds made on arrival, end-of-stay cleaning included, air conditioning and more. The accommodation in the “Le Fort” and “L’Ile” ranges, has breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean!
Traditional camping enthusiasts can stay at Ostrea on spacious pitches, around 80 m2, established on the campsite in shaded or sun-drenched areas. Moreover, these pitches have an electrical hookup, whilst there are numerous water points on the campsite and several sanitary facilities.
Practical services and facilities to make your stay enjoyable
On-site, the Ostrea campsite offers a range of practical services to holidaymakers, intended to make their stay easier. A grocery store enables you to buy essentials and a few local specialities, whilst daily bread and pastries are on offer (order the day before during school holidays, extended public holiday weekends, and in July and August). The snack bar, with a large cosy terrace, is a convivial location to meet up over drinks, an ice cream or light meal, without having to leave the campsite.
Children can make the most of their own playground, whilst older children have a multi-sports ground, boules courts and beach volleyball court all on the campsite. On this resort, there is a bike hire service, and from the start of the 2026 season, gym and fitness area and wellness centre.
This is entirely given over to unwinding and relaxation. It includes a traditional steam room, spa and Finnish sauna, perfect for relaxing and recharging your batteries. You can either have shared or exclusive access to this area, as desired, for a 90-minute session. The campsite also offers treatments and massages, with prior booking, so you can combine comfort, relaxation and rejuvenation within peaceful surroundings in the heart of the grounds.
Lastly, the swimming complex on this holiday park consists of a heated swimming pool, with an enclosure, including the option to be open air, with hydrotherapy jets and a paddling pool suitable for the very young. Sunloungers are set out around the swimming pool, so you can get a tan between swims!
Explore the Ile d’Oléron from Ostrea
From Ostrea campsite, there are endless possibilities for holidaymaker adventures on the Ile d’Oléron. In the immediate vicinity, La Baudissière oyster farm complete with traditional huts, enables visitors to discover local oyster heritage and even sample oysters straight from producers. The easily accessible port and citadel of Château d’Oléron, entice you for walks with heritage, art galleries and markets among others.
You can quickly reach the island’s beaches, such as Vert Bois or Boyardville, by car or bike. They offer long sandy stretches, conducive to swimming, lazing in the sunshine and water sports. With the vast network of cycle trails on the island, you can also cross marshes, forests and dunes, with peace of mind, on trails suitable for all abilities.
Local markets are part of daily life on Oléron, enabling you to discover regional produce, whilst those keen on water sports can head for the bases around Boyardville. When it comes to day trips, La Rochelle, Rochefort and Royan are accessible tourist spots, perfect to top off your stay with cultural and heritage discoveries. You can also go on a boat trip to enjoy Fort Boyard…
