Discover five activities accessible and fun activities to do as a family in the Hautes-Alpes, combining nature, discovery and shared moments.

1- Spend a day at Lake Serre-Ponçon.

Numerous water sports activities are available there that will delight young and old alike.
Hop aboard a boat and discover the dam, secluded coves…
Walk on water inside a giant air bubble! 
Rent windsurfing boards or paddleboards, sailboats, pedal boats…
Have fun in the largest inflatable water park on the lake: Aquaparc where you will find gigantic slides, giant catapults, obstacle courses…hours of laughter ahead!
Take part in a kitesurfing initiation, "ski and tube" outings, rent jet skis, go water skiing…
Fun activities for the whole family!
www.tourisme-alpes-haute-provence.com/lac-serre-poncon/

It is the moments we spend with family that create memories that last a lifetime.

2- Go for walks or hikes.

The “Le Parc des Sérigons” campsite is the ideal holiday destination for lovers of nature walks and hikes.
Gain some altitude and discover unique panoramas and breathtaking viewpoints. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hiker, there are trails for all levels and ages. (Some hikes are accessible to children as young as 6). Introduce your children to the tranquility of the mountains, their wildlife, and their flora. Stop for a picnic, pick raspberries, enjoy the cool water of the streams, watch the marmots… in short, recharge your batteries!
www.visorando.com/randonnee-la-roche-des-arnauds.html

3- Horse or pony riding 

Lovers of wide open spaces and unspoiled nature will discover the richness of the Hautes-Alpes region on a horseback or pony ride or trek that will delight young and old alike. The equestrian centers located near the "Le Parc des Sérigons" campsite offer a wide variety of magnificent rides, each more beautiful and interesting than the last.
www.les-sabots-de-venus.com

parc-poney-aventure.com

4- Return to the Middle Ages.

Tallard Castle, built in the 14th and 16th centuries, offers events and festivities such as medieval days and historical sound and light shows that will dazzle visitors of all ages. You can also visit the castle itself, the lord's residence, the guardhouse, and the Gothic-style Saint-Jean Chapel. The castle's commanding position offers magnificent views.
www.chateau-tallard.fr

5- Spend a day in Gap.

Stroll through the historic center and its lively pedestrian streets, have a drink in Place Jean Marcellin, and admire the 18th-century facades. Step inside Saint-Arnoux Cathedral, which dates back to the 19th century. Admire its 70-meter-high bell tower.
Visit the Gap departmental museum dedicated to archaeology, history and art.
Near Gap, visit an educational farm to discover all the secrets of farm life. Some farms offer not only farm animals but also exotic animals such as ostriches, yaks, and alpacas.
You can bottle-feed the baby goats or enjoy farm products!
www.ville-gap.fr