The American Indians were the first inhabitants of Etangs du Moulin.  In 2008, the tribes spread across the territory but soon had to abandon their land to the new settlers and regrouped in the Indian reservation: The Erwan's Tepee Camp

Nine TEPEES straight from the plains of Canada are waiting to welcome you to a Fun holiday in the Far West.

Village Rules (read carefully): comfort for all!

The Indian theme we chose for our accommodation aims to offer you a very different setting allying the natural environment with simplicity through the fundamental values of daily life. The choice of Tepees is a deliberate one and reflects our own lifestyle. With five children of our own, we try to bring them in a way that makes them aware of the rules of everyday life. We hope to share with you the happiness that our life brings to our tribe day to day.

 Here are a few simple rules designed to ensure that everyone enjoys the very special stay they hoped to find at Etangs du Moulin.

- respect the environment: no motor vehicles, including motor bikes are allowed in the village. The Indians just had their horses and their legs to carry their baggage and their tents. There is a car park by the Saloon. We can offer a shuttle service to carry your baggage to your Tepee. Guests are asked to sort their waste.

- respect for others and life in the community  as from 10:30 pm, the park must be quiet. The village is not a place for loud partying. Audio equipment, including radios are not allowed. Any parties should be organised in the simplest possible manner.  If we do not feel that requested conditions do not meet our requirements, we reserve the right to refuse a booking. For a birthday, the minimum flat rate for a booking for the whole village is 465 €.

We provide a large barbecue for your camp fires and grills, a cooking area and a rainy weather shelter. Please note that we are very watchful about irresponsible drinking. It is true that the Indians smoked the peace pipe, but they always had their heads firmly on their shoulders. Whenever too much alcohol is around, things can quickly get out of hand and we reserve the right to ask any guests who do not respect the environment or their neighbours to leave the site.

Living as a community is not always easy but with a little common sense and good manners you are sure to enjoy the benefits that chance encounters can bring. Bond are formed and new tribes born. Tribes arrange to return to the village and recreate their bonds around the fire.

The Indian way of life is close to nature. We provide a little extra comfort in the form of real beds with mattresses. All our tepees have wooden floors. Simplicity therefore means listening and observing the place you are staying.

Agnès & Sébastien

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