Camping in Savoie for treetop adventures: tree-top courses for children ages 3 and up
At Fort de Tamié, a 19th-century military fort that has been turned into an adventure park, or in the Chantelouise Forest near Allevard: plenty of opportunities to climb from tree to tree with the whole family.
at Fort Tamié
depending on the route
zip line at Fort de Tamié
Open every day
Camping du Lac de Carouge is a 3-star campsite in Saint-Pierre-d’Albigny, in the heart of the Combe de Savoie. Two adventure parks are within driving distance: Fort de Tamié, above Albertville, and Banzaï Aventure, near Allevard. With courses for toddlers, zip lines, and more thrilling challenges, there’s something for everyone, no matter their skill level.
Two adventure parks near the campground
AccroCamp du Fort de Tamié
Mercury, near Albertville · Ages 3 and up
15 obstacle courses and a 300-meter zip line within the grounds of a 19th-century military fort, perched at an elevation of 907 meters. Guided tours of the fort are available in the summer, and there’s mini-golf and a snack bar on site.
Banzaï Aventure
Crêts-en-Belledonne, near Allevard
5 courses and more than 70 workshops in the Chantelouise Forest, including a course for toddlers accompanied by a parent. Also available on site: Arc Atac (for ages 8 and up) and paragliding.
Tamié Abbey
Less than 1 km from the fort
Make the most of your trip to Fort de Tamié by stopping by the Cistercian abbey, known for its Tamié cheese.
Prices and Hours at Fort de Tamié
No reservations are required at Fort de Tamié: just show up. In July and August, the park is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., with the last tour departing at 5 p.m. Admission to the fort is free, and it’s free for children under 2.
| Little Warriors Obstacle Course (nets) | €10 |
|---|---|
| Purple Pass | €13.50 |
| Green Pass | €18 |
| Blue Pass | €23 |
| Red Pass | €27 |
| Black Pass | 30 € |
| Guided tour of the fort (summer) | €4 |
Estimated rates for the 2026 season.
Things to Know Before You Go
It's impossible to accidentally unclip yourself: children as young as 3 can climb safely.
From April through October, Fort de Tamié is open mainly in the afternoons, on Wednesdays, on weekends, and during school breaks.
The road climbs up to the Tamié Pass: be sure to fill up your gas tank before you leave.
Things to do during your stay
Via ferrata
Ages 8–9 and up
The Roc de Cornillon, a family-friendly via ferrata with a view of Lake Bourget.
Lake Carouge
At the campground
Supervised swimming in July and August, pedal boats, stand-up paddleboards, and a playground.
Fishing
At the campground
Pike and perch in the big lake; rudd and tench in the small one.
Staying at the campground
Pitches for tents, trailers, or RVs; mobile homes; lodge tents; and cabins: choose your lodging. After a day out, the kids can cool off in the campground’s heated swimming pool, which features a beach entry.
A 6 × 15 m pool heated to 27°C, with a beach entry for children and a sun deck with lounge chairs. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; free for campground guests.
Frequently asked questions
At what age can you start doing a treetop adventure?
Starting at age 3 at Fort de Tamié, thanks to the continuous safety line. At Banzaï Aventure, toddlers can climb the Ouistiti course when accompanied by a parent.
Do I need to make a reservation?
Not at Fort de Tamié: come directly to the site. Be sure to arrive before 5:00 p.m., the time of the last departure.
How long does the activity last?
At Fort de Tamié, the treetop adventure is limited to 3 hours. Afterward, you can tour the fort, play mini-golf, or have a picnic on site.