Lac du Revest (Dardennes), lake à Le Revest-les-Eaux, 20 min from Toulon
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Lac du Revest (Dardennes)

Le Revest-les-Eaux, 20 min from Toulon Updated 10 October 2026
Photo : Thomas MARCHAND / Unsplash
DogsGenerally tolerated on a leash
SwimmingBanned: drinking-water reserve for the Toulon metropolitan area, confirmed by several consistent sources
TypeSmall artificial lake, dam built in 1912
NoteWild camping and barbecues strictly banned; limited parking, no real dedicated car park
ActivitiesWalking, fishing
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Looking for a calm walk with your dog near Toulon? Lac du Revest welcomes dogs on a leash, in a green setting 20 minutes from the town centre.

The vibe

Created in the early 20th century (dam built in 1912), this small lake, also known as Barrage du Revest or Lac de Dardennes, offers a green, peaceful setting less than 20 minutes from central Toulon — handy for a change of scenery without a long drive.

What to know before you go

Walking around the lake with a dog is pleasant, in an atmosphere far calmer than the coastal beaches in summer. An important correction: swimming isn't just "not officially developed", it is banned, as this lake serves as a drinking-water reserve — like Lac de Carcès. Wild camping and barbecues are also strictly banned. Parking is limited, with no real dedicated car park: you sometimes have to park fairly far away.

Coco's tip: ideal alongside an outing on the Toulon metropolitan area's dog beaches (Le Pradet, La Seyne), for a change of scenery during the same stay.

Frequently asked questions

Are dogs allowed at Lac du Revest?

Yes, generally tolerated on a leash.

Can you swim with your dog?

No, swimming is banned: this lake serves as a drinking-water reserve for the Toulon metropolitan area.

Is there a car park?

Parking is limited, with no real dedicated car park — you sometimes have to park fairly far away.

Nearby

The village of Le Revest-les-Eaux, with its château, is pleasant to visit after the walk.