Opening 2012 : 07/04 to 31/10

We will be delighted to welcome you in a natural protected environment in the hart of the Natural Park of the Haut Languedoc. Here you will find all the calmness and the greenery you need, you’ll hear the birds singing and will feel the sun on your skin. We accept caravans, camping cars en tents. The camping is full of hundred years old cherry trees with hedges of valerian, oleanders, lavenders...

Every body is welcome. People with a handicap will please themselves too : bathroom fittings are adapted for wheelchairs, as well as the sinks. Camping cars are welcome too. We have an evacuator for waste water and chemical toilets. For camping cars and clients just passing by we even have special prices.

Most of the places in the camping have shadow, but we do have some places in the sun. All places have water and electricity. Some of our places have what we call "grand confort", as they have an evacuation for waste water.

The bathroom fittings are spacious and equiped with hot water showers and basins, sinks and laundry sinks.

Children younger than five will enjoy themselves in the playground. There is a slide and toys on springs to have fun. Not far from the playground you can organise your ping-pong competitions as well as the so typical French competitions of "boules" (a game played on bare ground with steel bowls).

Along the camping flows the Jaur river. There you can admire the beautiful waterfall and you’re even authorised to fish if you feel like. To practise canoe you depend on the water level. If it is high enough you can reach the Orb river where navigation is always sure.

An old railway has been transformed in a "piste verte", a "green path", where you can do nice walking, cycling or horse riding ... and don’t be afraid ... it is a rather flat path, the slopes don’t exceed 4 %, which means that every body can enjoy this green path. All you have to do is leave the camping, cross the street and there you are : about 80 kilometers (50 miles) from one side up to Mazamet (81) to the other side up to Bédarieux (34).

Brochure

Brochure du camping