Our aquatic area awaits you!
As well as the Big Water Slide, enjoy a completely redesigned area. A wide staircase leads into a large pool suitable for both young and older swimmers.
A balneo area surrounded by greenery offers you special moments of relaxation. Take a seat on one of the two benches and enjoy an invigorating massage from the powerful jets built into them. A few steps to the side and you are under the water cannon, known for its toning and energising effects.
For a gentle massage and even more relaxation, settle on a third bench fitted with microbubble rails. Total relaxation guaranteed.
The more playful children’s area has a dry zone and a wet zone with 20 cm of water at its deepest, where you and your children will discover a host of features: the Big Tipping Bucket, the Pink Flamingo (symbol of the Camargue), the Three Wall Cascades and water jets to delight the little ones.
The aquatic area also has a raised, secluded sun deck to make the most of the Camargue sunshine, with a partly shaded section under a brand-new pergola.
An Aquatic Area
for Everyone
If you are looking for a campsite in the Camargue with a water park, Crin Blanc in Arles offers a superb aquatic complex divided into three distinct areas to please every holidaymaker.
The aquatic park is open every day from April, for everyone’s enjoyment.
You will find a large pool, a balneo pool and a paddling pool for young children.
During your stay at our campsite in the Camargue, you can relax by the pool on one of the sun loungers provided by our campsite with a swimming pool in the Camargue.
Rules of our Aquatic Area in Arles
- The aquatic park is open every day from 10 am to 7 pm
- Minors must be accompanied by an adult
- Showering before swimming is compulsory
- Swimming in street clothes or underwear is prohibited
- Swim shorts, Bermuda shorts, burkinis, skirted swimsuits and boxer shorts are strictly prohibited
- Swim briefs or fitted swim trunks are compulsory
- The campsite pool is not supervised (children must swim under their parents’ supervision)
- The balneo pool is not allowed for children under 12
Two pools and a paddling pool for swimming near Arles in the Camargue
If you are sporty and love swimming, head to the large pool for the perfect start to an active day. Perfecting your backstroke, you will admire the Camargue sky in all its splendour and realise that booking a rental or a comfortable pitch at a campsite in the Camargue with a swimming pool was a wise choice.
Not keen on cold water and prefer to cool off with a cocktail on the terrace? Relaxing in the balneo pool will be ideal for you. After your swim, take time to sunbathe on a lounger by the pool. Put down your towel, get out your sun cream, put on your sunglasses and open your book to escape. Your children may ask you to film them as they race down the water slide and literally glide across the water.
If you are staying at our campsite in the Camargue with a swimming pool with young children, they can have fun splashing about in our paddling pool, a play area reserved for toddlers.
Water slide and water games in the Bouches-du-Rhône
Although the winding slide and the paddling pool water games are the main attractions of our aquatic park, our entertainment team offers sports and fun activities in high season (July and August) so you can keep active while enjoying a swim. Our entertainers have exciting activities in store that help children make new friends and adults boost their health, in a warm atmosphere.
As soon as you arrive at the campsite, head to reception to find out the week’s activity programme, take your swimsuit out of your suitcase and get ready for great moments in our aquatic park!
Important: swimming in the campsite’s aquatic complex is not supervised. Children must therefore always remain under their parents’ supervision.
Enjoy all the pleasures of the water and discover the Camargue and its beaches.
Book your stay now in one of our mobile home rentals or on our camping pitches!
FAQ – Your questions about the campsite’s aquatic area
Are swim shorts allowed in the aquatic area?
No. In the aquatic area, fitted swim briefs or swim trunks are compulsory. Swim shorts, Bermuda shorts, burkinis and skirted swimsuits are strictly prohibited.
Is the swimming pool supervised by a lifeguard?
No. The pool is not supervised: minors must always be accompanied by one of their parents. If the aquatic area rules are not respected, we will unfortunately have to refuse access.
I would like to receive visitors during my stay. Will they have access to the aquatic area?
No. For insurance reasons, the aquatic area is reserved exclusively for guests staying at the campsite. Outside visitors therefore do not have access to the aquatic area.
What are the opening hours of the aquatic park?
The aquatic park is open every day from 10 am to 7 pm, throughout the campsite’s opening period. Our team carries out a safety check every morning before opening. Reception will tell you about any seasonal change at the start of your stay, depending on the weather and the entertainment schedule.
Can we go to the pool area with our dog?
No, dogs are not allowed in the aquatic area, for hygiene and comfort reasons. They remain welcome on the rest of the campsite, on a lead.
When is the campsite open?
The campsite will be open from Saturday 3 April 2027 (afternoon) to Sunday 26 September 2027 (morning), covering the spring and summer holidays. Easter, Whitsun and the summer holidays are all included, with access to the aquatic area throughout the season. The main entertainment programme runs in July and August.
Is there an indoor pool on site?
No, our aquatic area does not include an indoor pool. It is entirely outdoors, to make the most of the Camargue sunshine.
Do you offer aqua aerobics sessions?
Yes, aqua aerobics is part of our high-season programme, with morning sessions in July and August. The entertainment team also runs morning warm-up sessions by the pool. These activities are free for campsite guests.
How far is the nearest beach?
The nearest beach is at Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, about 25 minutes away by car. Plan a half-day to combine a swim in the sea with a stroll along the sandy beach.
