Campsite 6km from
the Via Rhôna
Camping Del Padel is an ideal stopover on the Via Rhôna in Isère. Close to the EuroVelo 17 route, cyclist-friendly, comfortable and affordable accommodation for cycle travellers.
Practical stopover
Easy Via Rhôna access
Nature setting
Quiet & restful
Swimming pool
On site
The Via Rhôna at a glance
815 km
From Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean
EuroVelo 17
European cycling route
2–3 weeks
For the full itinerary
Isère
Our campsite on your route
An ideal campsite for a Via Rhôna stopover
Looking for a Via Rhôna campsite in Isère to rest between two stages? Camping Del Padel is located in Les Avenières, Isère, just 6 km from the ViaRhôna (EuroVelo 17). The perfect address for a break, a comfortable night's sleep, and a fresh start the next morning.
Whether you are doing the full route from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean or a weekend cycle on a ViaRhôna section, our cyclist-friendly campsite in Isère welcomes you in a peaceful, green setting. Stay one night or several days to explore the region by bike.
Our family-run campsite, managed by Clara & Cyprien, is designed so that cycle travellers can truly rest: no noise, plenty of space, and a warm welcome.
Reaching the Via Rhôna from our campsite in Isère
From Camping Del Padel, access to the Via Rhôna is straightforward. Isère sits on an ideal mid-section between Lyon and Bugey — this is often where cyclists break their journey before or after a long stage.
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Direct access
The ViaRhôna route passes close to Les Avenières — day rides directly from the campsite
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Strategic stopover
Ideal to break the journey before Lyon to the north, or the Bugey and Savoie to the north-east
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Heading south
Towards Valence, Avignon, Arles and the Camargue: continue your ride towards the Mediterranean
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Weekend or full tour
Perfect for a 2–3 day escape on a section of the Isère ViaRhôna
Services for cyclists
Everything you need to recover, sleep well and set off again.
Bike parking
Secure storage for your bike overnight — no worries while you rest
Equipped mobile homes
Comfortable accommodation for 2 to 6 people with bed, kitchen, air conditioning and terrace
Swimming pool
Cool off in our pool after a long day in the saddle — perfect for recovery
Repair area
Practical space to pump tyres and carry out basic adjustments before heading off
Rest & snacks
Recharge before setting off again — seasonal snacking available
Peaceful setting
Green spaces, shade and tranquillity — exactly what you need after a stage
Good to know for cyclists
- → Late afternoon arrivals welcome — flexible check-in for cycle tourers
- → Stay 1 night, 2 nights or a full week to explore the region
- → Pets welcome (on lead) — tour with your four-legged companion
- → Open 30 April to 30 September — peak cycling season
- → Call us on +33 4 74 33 92 92 for any logistical questions
What to do around the Via Rhôna during your stay?
Isère is a region full of discoveries. Make the most of your ViaRhôna stopover to explore the surroundings by bike or on foot.
- 🏞️ Lake Paladru — 15 min away — swimming, kayaking and lakeside walks in a preserved natural setting
- 🎢 Walibi Rhône-Alpes — 5 min away — the region's major theme park, great for families
- 🏔️ Grenoble & the Alps — 1 hour away — the capital of the French Alps, gateway to the Chartreuse and Vercors massifs
- 🏙️ Lyon — 1 hour away — France's gastronomic capital, ideal for a day visit
- 🏛️ Local heritage — Grottes de Saint-Christophe, Château de Quirieu, medieval villages of Isère
- 🎾 Padel court — On site — try a game of padel after your cycling stage!
The Via Rhôna route near the campsite
The EuroVelo 17 passes 6 km from Camping Del Padel. The map below shows the official ViaRhôna route — zoom in on Les Avenières to locate your stopover.
Via Rhôna Maps & GPS
Download the full GPX track of the ViaRhôna (Saint-Gingolph → Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône) to import into your GPS, Garmin, Wahoo or cycling app.
Frequently asked questions about the Via Rhôna
How long does it take to cycle the Via Rhôna?
The ViaRhôna covers 815 km between Lake Geneva and the Mediterranean. Cycling the full route typically takes 2 to 3 weeks depending on your pace, rest stops and chosen stages. It can also be explored in sections over a weekend or a few days.
Where does the Via Rhôna start?
The ViaRhôna starts at Lake Geneva on the French-Swiss border, before following the Rhône southward to the Mediterranean. The route begins around Saint-Gingolph and Geneva.
How long is the Via Rhôna?
The official length of the main route is 815 km from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean. It is the EuroVelo 17 itinerary, running along the Rhône from north to south.
Which bike is best for the Via Rhôna?
A touring bike, gravel bike or all-terrain bike is suitable for the entire route. A mountain bike is not necessary, and some sections are less suited to a pure road bike. An e-bike is also an excellent option for longer stages.
Where does the Via Rhôna end?
The ViaRhôna ends at the Mediterranean. Depending on the branch chosen through the Camargue, the finish can be at Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône or on the western coast near Grau-du-Roi / Sète.
Ready to rest your bike at Camping Del Padel?
Book your Via Rhôna stopover in Isère. Comfortable accommodation, cyclist-friendly welcome, peaceful nature setting. Open 30 April to 30 September.