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Yurts

Yurt 3 people

A Mongolian yurt for three, insulated, with a sitting corner in traditional furniture and a fitted kitchen area.

Mongolian yurt no. 3, for three people3 photos
  • Mongolian yurt no. 3 under the trees
  • The bed of yurt no. 3, under the dome
Mongolian yurt no. 3, for three people
Mongolian yurt no. 3, for three people

people
3
bedroom
1
Area
26 m²
Pitch
n° 3
  • Pets allowed

Amenities

  • 1 double bed and 1 single bed
  • Sitting corner with poufs, rugs and a low table
  • Fridge, microwave, coffee maker, kettle, crockery set
  • Mongolian furniture and bedside tables
  • Wooden picnic table and deckchairs
  • Electricity
  • Toilet block nearby

From

70 € per night

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Rates 2026

SeasonPer nightPer week
Low seasonfrom 15 April to 9 July · from 31 August to 12 September€70€80 per night on Fridays and Saturdays€239 – €319
Mid seasonfrom 10 July to 24 July · from 22 August to 30 August€82€489
High seasonfrom 25 July to 21 August€89€529

We use dynamic pricing: prices vary with dates and availability. Rates are indicative; the final price is confirmed when booking.

The weekly rate varies with the time of year, within the range shown.

Not included: tourist tax and environmental levy, per person per night.

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Camping differently is what Camping Le Viaduc invites you to try, with its village of yurts. This traditional dwelling, from Mongolia or from Kyrgyzstan, sits perfectly in the calm, unspoilt landscape of the green Ardèche, on the bank of the river.

Living in a yurt means, first of all, enjoying a large living space — 26 m² — with family or friends, where good company comes before everything else.

Insulated, this one is laid out in a cocooning mood: a double bed, a single bed or a traditional Mongolian sofa, a sitting corner with poufs, rugs and a low table, and a kitchen area with everything you need.

Rates

The rate for this yurt is to be asked for directly at the campsite, or looked up on the booking engine: the previous site only showed a range for the yurt village as a whole.

Good to know

The yurts have no private bathroom: the nearest toilet block is a few steps away. One or two cats or dogs are accepted, kept on a lead.