The Noirrupt pond, 300 m from the campsite.
Just 300 metres from our campsite near Gérardmer, outside our grounds, the Noirrupt pond offers a peaceful, natural setting—ideal for a fishing session or a walk along the water. Swimming is not allowed, but fishing enthusiasts will find what they’re looking for, between unspoilt nature and tranquillity.
A fishing pond in the heart of Vosges nature.
Far from the hustle and bustle, the Noirrupt pond is above all a place for rest and fishing. No jetty or landing stage: here, it’s all about simplicity and peace, in the heart of the Vosges forests. For a change of scenery, head to Lake Gérardmer or the other lakes in the area.
What species can you fish for at the Noirrupt pond?
Brown trout, rainbow trout, carp and tench: the Noirrupt pond, located in the commune of Le Tholy and managed by the local AAPPMA, offers a great variety of catches for anglers. You’ll also find classic white fish such as roach—enough to suit both beginners and more experienced anglers, in a calm, unspoilt setting.
Fishing rules and permits in the Vosges.
Fishing at the Noirrupt pond is allowed for anyone with a fishing licence. You can buy yours directly at the campsite reception, with no detour, before heading to the pond. Classified as Category 1, the pond is subject to strict rules designed to protect the environment: the daily limit is set at a maximum of 4 catches per day per angler, all species combined. Trout must be at least 23 cm, and carp over 50 cm must be released back into the water. Artificial lures, live bait, dead fish, spinners and groundbaiting are not allowed: only single-line fishing is permitted.
Good to know: at the start of the season, fishing is limited to weekends and public holidays, before opening every day from 1 July. Remember to check opening days with the Le Tholy AAPPMA before you come.
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