The course is located at an altitude of approximately 780 meters above sea level.
It is situated adjacent to the Plan d'Eau d'Embrun, a body of water fed by the Durance river.
The site hosts specific nocturnal sessions during the height of the summer season.
The course layout is designed to be accessible to children while maintaining a layout that requires precision for adult players.
Mini Golf du plan d'eau d'Embrun is an 18-hole outdoor course situated directly on the shores of the Serre-Ponçon lake, the largest reservoir in France. The facility is specifically designed for family recreation, featuring a landscaped environment that integrates local alpine flora. The course layout utilizes synthetic turf to provide a consistent playing surface for all skill levels. It is located within the broader Embrun leisure park, which provides access to beach areas and water-based activities. As of July 2026, the facility remains a seasonal operation aligned with the peak tourism period of the Hautes-Alpes region. The design includes varied obstacles that reflect the terrain of the surrounding Southern Alps.
The 18th hole, which offers a backdrop of the lake and the distant Ecrins massif peaks.
Bring sun protection, as the course is largely unsheltered from direct mountain sun.
Plan your game for the late afternoon when the shadows of the surrounding mountains lower the ambient temperature.
Check the official website for weather-related closures, as the course may be inaccessible during heavy rainfall.
Avoid midday play during July and August when temperatures in the Embrun basin can rise significantly.
Operates on a seasonal basis, typically opening in spring and closing after the summer season; weather-dependent closures are common.
Players are expected to maintain the pace of play to prevent queues; standard sports footwear is recommended for comfort.
