Center Parcs Le Bois aux Daims - Vienne: reviews, rates 2026 and address

We stayed at this Center Parcs as a family in one of the treehouses. It looks vaguely like a big cabin from the outside, but the inside is totally livable. It is actually cozy with all the woodwork everywhere. It is a real pleasure to just hang out on the terrace with the tree branches as your backdrop. As for activities, we spent a lot of time at the Aquamundo (included in the price) and did quite a few bike rides (rental extra).

I chose this Center Parc to try out the treehouse. The whole family loved it, and we had a really great stay. Don't go thinking it's a DIY shack without water, electricity, or proper sealing, etc. No, all the comforts are there, with warm wooden decor. Stepping out onto the terrace and being right in the branches is a top-notch experience.
Next, the Aqua Mundo is really good. A small disappointment regarding the Cenote Pool: you don't actually swim among the fish, they are in aquariums visible from the pools you are swimming in.

Huge property surrounded by forests, with real deer that are more or less wild and actually come right up to the bungalows. A small disappointment: I thought that in the Cenote Pool, you could swim among the fish, but no, the fish are behind glass windows.

You really get the feeling of being in touch with nature while still having all the modern comforts. It is a shame that it is so expensive, otherwise I would go more often.

At first, I thought I would find something very artificial and consumer-driven, but in the end, I discovered that you are right at the edge of nature. With a little walking or biking, you find yourself alone in the forest and you forget about the presence of other people. The Aquamundo is perfect for having fun with the kids. There is a whole assortment of other activities available, but they often cost extra.
As for the meals, it is pretty mediocre in terms of quality or quantity relative to the price.

Not exactly easy to get to, and a car is highly recommended, but this resort has the advantage of being well integrated into nature and the forest. There is plenty of space in the bungalows and between them, so you don't feel like you are stepping on each other's toes.
The leisure dome is modern and offers quite a few activities. I loved being able to swim with tropical fish in the "cenote." The activity is surprisingly free, and they can even lend you a mask. Well, outside of Covid times, of course.

If you want to take a break and clear your head without making life complicated with logistics, gear, or long-distance travel, I think this is a really great idea.
Well, if you are coming with a large family and have to pay for a bunch of activities for every kid, or eat full meals at the restaurants, it can end up getting very expensive.
You might want to brief the kids beforehand :)
Oh, and "Bois aux Daims" is not just a name, you are actually going to run into some deer.

Aqua Mundo is nice, but you eventually get tired of it. If you want to do anything else, you have to reach into your wallet, unless you go for a walk in the forest. For meals, it is pretty much the same deal. If you want anything other than the very basics, it quickly gets very expensive.
In short, I would say it is worth spending a weekend there, but any longer and it becomes either boring or expensive.

The unique thing about this Center Parcs is that the bungalows are spread out in a forest area where deer roam free. Having breakfast on your terrace while watching the deer walk by, it was a magical moment.
Same thing with horseback riding in the middle of the trees, the whole family loved it.
Finally, the tropical water park is top notch and included in the package. There are a lot of other activities, but they cost extra and the bill adds up quickly, especially if you come with several children.