Les Nobis, your nature campsite in the Loire
A CSR approach you can measure: water, energy, waste and our teams’ working conditions. Here is what we have already changed, and what we still have to do.

Un camping écologique tenu par des gens qui s’y engagent
Nous sommes Sabrina et Sébastien, dirigeants du camping Paradis Les Nobis d’Anjou depuis 2022. Nous avons eu un coup de cœur pour cette cité de caractère, et nous avons repris un camping de 3 hectares de nature au cœur des Pays de la Loire.
We could have settled for putting out two recycling bins and calling it ecology. We preferred to look at what really counts: the water we use, the energy we burn and how tired our teams get. It is less spectacular, but that is where the figures move.
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Our CSR approach at a glance
CSR (corporate social responsibility) is not just about sorting waste. It covers three inseparable pillars, and we are making progress on all three.
Envie du détail ? Allez droit à l’eau et l’énergie, à nos hébergements et nos équipes, ou à notre quotidien.
Photo par Sebastien Gaudard AnjouTourisme
Water and energy, our two priority projects
The renovation of our sanitary facilities and the renewal of our equipment were designed for one thing only: using less without taking anything away from your comfort.
Des hébergements sobres, des équipes mieux équipées
Le reste se joue dans les hébergements, et dans les conditions de travail de celles et ceux qui les préparent avant votre arrivée.
Nos déchets, notre entretien, notre table
C’est la partie la moins photogénique de la démarche, et sans doute la plus quotidienne.




What we still have to do
A CSR approach is never finished, and we would rather announce the projects underway than pretend they are already done. Two commitments have now been met: the limescale treatment system is installed and outdoor lighting has been switched to LED or solar. These still remain.
Photo par Sebastien Gaudard AnjouTourisme
And you, while you’re staying?
Nothing preachy, nothing guilt-tripping. Just a few everyday habits that, multiplied by all our holidaymakers, really change the campsite’s figures.





