A holiday village may include accommodation made up in whole or in part of dwellings spread over the territory of the commune where the reception office and the collective buildings are located, or over the territory of contiguous communes. In this case, it is known as a “holiday village” and is labelled “dispersed accommodation”. This wording must be specified on all signs and information or advertising documents relating to the holiday village.
Accommodation belonging to third parties may be taken into account for the classification if, by agreement, they make it available to the operator to be subject to the provisions of articles D. 325-1 et seq. for at least ten years.