Camping 2

Insurance employee from Clermont-Ferrand who arrives stressed about his fiancée’s request for a break. He starts the trip wary and reserved, but the camp’s warmth nudges him toward a lighter outlook. His arc centers on balancing commitment to family with the possibility of rediscovering joy and connection.

Garrulous, outgoing local whose warmth and confidence pull Jean-Pierre out of his shell. He becomes the camp’s social glue, drawing people in with stories and humor. His flirtations with Pauline and his own path toward a new chapter drive the emotional tone of the summer.

Senior camper with a stubborn, forward stance who adds friction to the group dynamics. His interactions with Laurette and the others provide humor and tension, reflecting a veteran’s perspective on camping life.

Mature camper and matriarch figure, protective and experienced. Her presence anchors the group amid shifting moods and conflicts, offering insight and warmth when needed.

Camper who embodies practical, sometimes sharp-witted energy within the group. She navigates complex relationships and adds tension with a grounded, realistic perspective.

Member of the central group whose pragmatic stance and occasional friction contribute to the dynamic at Blue Waves. He interacts with Laurette and the others, influencing the camp’s mood and decisions.

Jean-Pierre’s daughter, a child presence that anchors the family unit and anchors Jean-Pierre’s desire to protect what matters. Her innocence and warmth remind the campers of softer hopes.

Owner/manager who proposes selling the campsite to a Spanish group, triggering the central conflict. She represents outside commercial interests and the stakes of redevelopment.

Romantic interest who leaves with Patrick to Dijon at the end, creating emotional tension and signaling a potential new chapter for the summer’s cast.