Dog-friendly campsite in Puy-de-Dôme: a holiday with your four-legged friend
No way you’re leaving without him! At Camping de la Croze in Châtel-Guyon, your dog is welcome. Forest trails straight from the campsite, shady gorges, volcanoes to explore on a lead: Puy-de-Dôme is a wonderful playground for four-legged friends. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your stay together.
Your dog is welcome at the campsite
At Camping de la Croze, we love animals. Your companion can stay with you in our mobile homes, cottages and chalets as well as on our pitches.
Conditions:
- €24.50 per week per animal;
- one animal only per rental or pitch;
- category 1 and 2 dogs are not accepted;
- dogs must be kept on a lead on the campsite;
- dogs are not allowed at the pool or in the toilet blocks.
Remember to mention your pet when you book. Full details on our campsite services and activities.
Walks with your dog straight from the campsite
Imagine… In the morning, your dog trots ahead of you under the oak trees, nose in the wind. From the campsite, many paths lead through the forests: no need to take the car for the daily walk!
The Enval gorges (5 min)
Our favourite! The path follows the stream in the shade of the trees, up to the waterfall. Dogs are allowed: a perfect walk on hot days. More ideas in our article what to do in Puy-de-Dôme when it’s hot.
The Sans-Souci valley and the Écureuil waterfall (5 min)
Starting from Châtel-Guyon, a shady walk along the water, ideal for you and your dog. Discover our hikes between the volcanoes and Châtel-Guyon.
Places in Puy-de-Dôme to discover with your dog
The summit of the Puy de Dôme (30 min)
The Panoramique des Dômes train accepts dogs, except category 1 dogs, for a small supplement. At the top, the paths are walked on a lead. Check the latest conditions on the Panoramique website before you go. Our guide to the Panoramique des Dômes.
The Lemptégy volcano (30 min)
Your dog can follow you into the heart of the volcano on the walking tour, on a lead. However, dogs are not allowed on the little train. Everything about the Lemptégy volcano.
Puy de Pariou and the Chaîne des Puys (30 min)
The paths on the puys are walked on a lead. Follow the signs carefully: some areas are closed to dogs while the flocks are grazing. Our guide to Puy de Pariou.
Around the Gour de Tazenat (20 min)
An hour’s walk on a flat path around a crater lake. A lovely, peaceful moment with your dog.
Where dogs are not allowed
- Vulcania does not accept dogs: plan that day without him;
- The Sancy nature reserves (notably the Chaudefour valley) are closed to dogs, even on a lead;
- Some puys during the grazing season: follow the signs on site.
Our tips for a great holiday with your dog
- Set off early in summer: the trails are cooler before 11 a.m.;
- Bring water and a foldable bowl, especially on exposed summits;
- Keep him on a lead near flocks and on protected sites;
- Bring his health record and identification papers;
- Pick up after him to keep the trails clean.
Camping de la Croze with your dog means:
- your dog welcome in a mobile home, cottage, chalet or on a pitch;
- forest paths straight from the campsite;
- the shady Enval gorges 5 minutes away;
- the Chaîne des Puys volcanoes 30 minutes away.
Don’t wait any longer: book your stay in Châtel-Guyon with your four-legged friend!
Frequently asked questions about holidays with your dog
Are dogs accepted at Camping de la Croze?
Yes, in all our rentals and on our pitches, on a lead on the campsite. They are not allowed at the pool or in the toilet blocks.
How much does it cost to bring a dog?
€24.50 per week per animal.
Can I come with two dogs?
No, we accept one animal per rental or pitch.
Are category dogs accepted?
No, category 1 and 2 dogs are not accepted.
Are dogs allowed on the Puy de Dôme train?
Yes, the Panoramique des Dômes accepts dogs, except category 1 dogs, for a small supplement. They must be kept on a lead at the summit.
Can I take my dog to Vulcania?
No, Vulcania does not accept dogs.