Lac'Cro Chalet Unusual rentals in the heart of nature in Mazamet

Lac'Cro Chalet, unusual rentals in the heart of nature in Mazamet

Experience an unforgettable holiday in the heart of the Montagne Noire in a unique rental located at the Montagnès leisure center, 10 minutes from Mazamet. Available all year round, the 3 fully equipped chalets are perfect cozy nests to escape to in a privileged setting, on the shores of Lake Montagnès and the Lac'Cro park. Book your stay with your eyes closed and enjoy a beautiful Tarn getaway.

Comfortable chalets ideally located

What a pleasure to feel at home in a rental nestled in the heart of a private park. With a surface area of 35 m², they are spacious enough to accommodate up to 5 people with carefully designed spaces:

• 1 bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 bedroom with 3 single beds
• A kitchen equipped with dishes and household appliances
• A living room equipped with a sofa and a television
• A bathroom with shower and sink
• A covered terrace with barbecue, deckchairs and parasol

Settle into your privacy before exploring the grounds; the park is a peaceful place to relax and unwind.

Many activities available nearby

With family or friends, you will love discovering the Montagnès lake and its privileged environment. The flowery and wooded park allows you to walk, play ball, read in the shade or enjoy the beauty of nature while the Montagnès leisure center right next door awaits you to have fun according to your interests:

• Swimming in the lake with a supervised beach in summer, water games and a children's paddling pool
• Running or walking on the fitness trail
• Mountain biking on a vast circuit of 130 km of marked trails
• Mini golf
• Hiking on marked trails and GR7
• Day or night fishing to catch trout, carp and pike

Not forgetting the treetop adventure course at Lac'Cro Parc with special offers for chalet guests.

Information: Many events liven up the region throughout the year, such as the fireworks display in July at Lac des Montagnès, the Black Mountain Rally, the Black Mountain Train, the Medieval Festival, and the Extravadanses in Castres.