The flavours of autumn are back on 30 September 2023 at La Fondation Le Camp.

For the 5th year running, our Head Chef and his team will be delighting you with their hunting specialities.

From amuse-bouche to dessert, the menu will be in the colours of autumn.

From 5.30pm onwards, come and taste some regional wines, before sitting down to dinner at around 7pm.

A range of autumnal flavours will then be served to you at the table. On the menu:

Price: CHF 75.00 - mineral water and coffee included

Don't wait any longer and register now by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by telephone on 032 836 26 36.

Registration deadline: Sunday 24 September 2023. Don't forget to let us know how many people you would like to register.

We look forward to welcoming you to our hunting dinner and to sharing the evening with you!

On 3 November 2023, the Camp Foundation is organising a fund-raising meal to help finance our future projects.

Come and spend a pleasant evening at the Camp in Vaumarcus by taking part in our 1st support meal, and contribute to the realisation of our future projects. The evening will be entertained by the Vufflens Jazz Band.

Price* :

Adults: CHF 130.00
4 - 15 years old: CHF 90.00
Table of 10 people: CHF 1,170.00

* Minerals and coffee included

Proceeds from the evening will go towards renovating our house, L'Orée, and building a new pavilion, La Mairie. This work is part of our project "Saving our heritage - satisfying our guests".

Registration by phone or email until 20 October 2023

A new look and a new space

Those who are attached to the Camp know it well: the "Lovers' Corner"! A small secluded area, a table and benches sheltered by a hill, the perfect spot for a picnic.

Unfortunately, this peaceful spot will have to give way to this new building as part of the futur projects.

A little saddened by this future disappearance, we have decided to move this spot. To do this, we worked with our hosts, the apprentice landscape gardeners from the Wetzikon professional school, who were staying with us in June.

The apprentices worked on several practical projects, both at the Camp and outside, during their end-of-year week.

The new Lovers' Corner has been created under the Old Laundries, with a small terrace surrounded by a dry stone wall and forest benches. A pizza oven has also been installed to enhance our offer.

We would like to thank the Wetzikon vocational school once again for this wonderful achievement.

Welcoming and orienting our guests thanks to the installation of totems and a new orientation map

Until this year, the Fondation le Camp did not have any welcome signs or a clear orientation plan for its guests.

A project had been in the pipeline for some time and was finally completed in May.

Three wooden and metal totems have been installed at various strategic points:

• Two of them welcome our guests at the ends of the Camp: the first is on the left of the road coming from Vaumarcus, near the car park, and the second is below La Seyte, welcoming our customers arriving from the post bus stop.
• The third totem pole is located between the main building and the Ancienne Poste. As well as greeting customers arriving from the car park, this totem also directs guests by displaying a map showing their location, the various buildings and the access routes they can take.

These new reception and information points add value to our customer service and should enhance the experience of our guests at the Camp!

At the beginning of this year La Fondation le Camp took a big step towards its energy transition

With the cost of electricity tripling by 2022, it was important to look at ways to reduce these costs. The option of solar panels was then obvious in order to respond, in addition, to the challenges of the energy transition.

Thus, the main building, Beausite and Les Cerisiers were fitted with solar panels on their roof surfaces at the beginning of 2023. The installation of the panels on the roof of Le Vaudois, which was previously renovated, should be completed in the coming weeks.

Although the investment is substantial, the surface area of the photovoltaic installations on these four buildings should enable us to achieve 35% autonomy, with a total estimated production of 132'00kWha per year.

The installation of these panels also coincides with the values of the Foundation, to remain close to nature and in harmony with the environment.