Clicochic expands: six new destinations and over 50 sites for the PHA Group brand

With six new destinations just announced, the Clicochic brand officially surpasses the 50-site mark in France and reaches 54 campsites, reinforcing its proposal for open-air stays on a human scale and in prestigious locations. This expansion also marks a new record for the PHA Group, which now reaches a total of 250 campsites across its three brands: Capfun, Vagues Océanes, and Clicochic.

The six campsites selected to join the Clicochic portfolio reflect the brand’s core values and spirit. These are sites immersed in nature or located in historically rich settings, chosen for their warm hospitality, high-quality services, and authentic connection to the local area. Each destination offers not just comfort and well-maintained amenities, but a relaxed and sustainable travel experience, in line with the “slow tourism” philosophy that Clicochic promotes.

The new destinations

With the six new openings just announced, Clicochic reinforces its position in the premium outdoor tourism segment. Here’s a closer look at the new additions:

• Le Bordenéo – Le Palais, Belle-Île-en-Mer (Morbihan)
  A 4-star campsite with 209 pitches located on the largest island in Brittany, accessible by ferry from Quiberon. A peaceful haven for hikers and sea lovers, just a short walk from the beach.
• Le Soleil Levant – Canet-de-Salars (Aveyron)
  With direct access to the stunning Lake Pareloup, this 3-star campsite features 205 pitches across 8 hectares of greenery. Ideal for those seeking relaxation and water activities such as paddleboarding, canoeing, and pedal boating.
• Les Saules de Cheverny – Cheverny (Loir-et-Cher)
  A 4-star site with 164 pitches, located near the famous Château de Cheverny, which inspired Captain Haddock’s Moulinsart castle in The Adventures of Tintin. Nearby attractions include the Loire Valley castles, the renowned Beauval ZooParc, and over 550 km of cycling routes through history and nature.
• La Verte Vallée – Xonrupt-Longemer (Vosges)
  A 4-star campsite close to Lake Longemer, nestled in the lush Vosges mountains. An ideal destination for nature and mountain lovers.
• Lou Castel – Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (Dordogne)
  Located in the heart of the Périgord Noir, just 20 minutes from Sarlat, this 4-star campsite with 123 pitches offers a prime natural setting surrounded by medieval castles, historic villages, and some of France’s most beautiful heritage sites.
• Lou Cantaire – Fayence (Var)
  With 128 pitches, this 3-star campsite is set in the heart of Provence, among picturesque hilltop villages and olive groves. Perfectly positioned between the Mediterranean coast and Lake Saint-Cassien, it’s a charming retreat among cicadas, ancient stone, and Provençal landscapes.

Photo: Le Soleil Levant