L'Oasis et California

We love the pool complex at L'Oasis et California, with its aquamarine water and palm-fringed terrace. There’s a selection of heated pools plus a relaxing balneotherapy area for soothing tired muscles. Then there’s the splash playground where youngsters can whizz down waterslides and play in the water jets. When you’re ready to venture a little further afield, simply stroll or cycle down the pretty winding path that takes you straight to the coast.

Enjoy a memorable meal at the restaurant around a themed evening’s entertainment, varied menus, from à la carte to children's and pizza, to takeaway dishes to enjoy at your place make this parc a firm favourite. Find the bar-restaurant on the California side for excellently grilled steaks and seafood. You can also have breakfast, refresh yourself during the day or enjoy an aperitif moment in the evening before the show starts.

We’ve gathered together everything you need to know about your parc in one handy place. From what to know before you arrive, to those all -important guidelines to make your stay on parc as smooth as possible. Take a minute to get up to speed on your new summer home.

Diving and water-skiing for you, inflatables and a mini farm for the kids - what's not to like about the fun at this parc?

Nudging right up against the border with Spain, Roussillon is where French and Spanish culture meets. It’s a fascinating area, loved for its beautiful beaches, traditional towns and villages, and crumbling castles.

Le Barcarès is the closest town to the parc. You’ll find it sitting snugly against the Mediterranean in the Pyrénées-Orientales department of southern France. It’s a former fishing town with a golden stretch of sand and lots of shops, bars and restaurants. Be sure to pay a visit to the Lydia, a decommissioned steam ship from the 1930s that now houses a spa, restaurant and several bars.