About / the campground
A family getaway
Camping La Nacelle places particular emphasis on families. The region offers a wide range of outdoor activities and invites you to enjoy adventures. Our campsite and its surroundings will give you that real vacation feeling and allow you to get away from it all together. There's no room for boredom!
A corner of paradise in its natural state
Camping La Nacelle is a family campground located on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, in the Broye region. It welcomes visitors and residents from April to October. Camping La Nacelle offers 41 RV sites, 40 tent sites, and 15 caravan sites to its visitors. The campground also has more than 400 mobile homes where residents live during the summer season. The campground is exceptionally close to the beach and the lake, making it a prime location for a family vacation or weekend getaway. It stands out for its warm, family-friendly atmosphere and its exceptional setting.
Facilities, flexibility, and hospitality
Camping La Nacelle does everything possible to ensure that your stay is memorable. That's why we place great importance on keeping our facilities in impeccable condition and providing a warm welcome. We emphasize flexibility and listening to our visitors' wishes in order to best meet your expectations and needs. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or special requests. Our team will be happy to assist you and do their utmost to ensure your satisfaction.
The region
With your feet in the water and your head in the mountains. This phrase sums up the region's geographical location perfectly. Nestled on the lake shore with the Jura mountain range nearby, this small fishing village is a must-see destination in the area. Explore the Grande Cariçaie by bike, discover the historical remains of nearby Roman sites, or simply relax on the beach and watch the sun set over the mountains. Let yourself be charmed by Portalban and its region—you're sure to find something to love!
Delley-Portalban is a small municipality in the Broye region of Fribourg, located on the southern shore of Lake Neuchâtel. During the summer, it invites families and those seeking relaxation to come and unwind on the beach and enjoy its seaside resort atmosphere. The fine sandy beach is the ideal place to swim, challenge your friends to a game of beach volleyball, or explore the picturesque shores on a stand-up paddleboard. Portalban and its region are also considered the Mecca of kitesurfing and windsurfing in Switzerland. The southern shore of Lake Neuchâtel offers superb conditions for thrill seekers and sailing enthusiasts. Numerous events and activities punctuate the summer season, much to the delight of the local community and visitors from all walks of life. The large marina is an essential stop for cruise boats connecting Lake Murten and Lake Biel.
The Grande Cariçaie nature reserve stretches along the southern shore of Lake Neuchâtel. No fewer than 10,000 animal species and 8,000 plant species find refuge in this protected area. This represents a quarter of Switzerland's national fauna and flora. The reserve is an important stopover point for migratory birds. This protected site has been managed for 40 years by the Grande Cariçaie association. You can explore this unique reserve on foot or by bike along the 50 kilometers of paths crisscrossing the area. A large number of observatories and information points are dotted around the Grande Cariçaie.
La Broye is a region straddling the cantons of Fribourg and Vaud. The region is crossed by the river of the same name. La Broye is located in the middle of the Swiss plateau in the Three Lakes region, halfway between the Jura and the Alps. The Broye region is distinguished by its wide range of outdoor activities, particularly in summer, as well as its proximity to some of the plateau's major cities, such as Fribourg (40 minutes), Bern (40 minutes), Neuchâtel (35 minutes), and Lausanne (45 minutes). La Broye is the ideal place to recharge your batteries with your family and get in touch with nature.