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Camping in Languedoc RoussillonWelcome to the FrenchEntrée Guide to Camping in the Languedoc Roussillon, where you will find information about quality campsites in beautiful locations across the region. Click on the following link if you are looking for:• Camp Sites • Languedoc Bed and Breakfast • Languedoc Holiday Rentals • Languedoc Hotels While planning your visit here, why not look at the following great sections of our site: • Travel Links • Holidays & Leisure • Skiing Guide • Food & Wine • Events See how much the Languedoc Roussillon has to offer! ADVERTISE ON THIS SITE If you are looking to promote your holiday accommodation on this site have a look at our special offers! • For Holiday Homes/ Gites • For B&Bs/ Chambres d'Hotes Map of Languedoc Roussillon Click here for a more detailed map of the Languedoc Roussillon Travel links to the Languedoc Roussillon Click here for details of travel links to the Languedoc Roussillon Useful LinksCamping Sleeping BagsCamping Chairs |
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At Le Cap d'Agde - the Languedoc-Roussillon's premier Mediterranean resort - there is accommodation to suit all preferences and budgets, including several excellent fully serviced campsites. Download the Cap d'Agde Tourist Office 
Situated minutes from the sandy beaches of Canet en Roussillon along the Canet St Nazaire Lagoon and nature reserve, Camping Les Fontaines welcomes you in a tranquil and natural environment. With facilties catering especially for families, including sports grounds, swimming pool and mini farm, there's plenty on offer for everyone! 
The southern Languedoc-Roussillon Mediterranean coastline running along the eastern edges of the Aude and Pyrenees-Orientales departments seduces thousands of holiday makers every year with miles of golden sandy beaches. 
Campsites located close to the stunning Roman aqueduct - the Pont du Gard - and the delightfully charming provencal town of Uzes offer great facilities for those who want to mix culture with nature. The area has ample opportunities for canoeing, cycling, walking or sightseeing, and the countryside is beautiful: full of gentle hills, rolling vineyards and villages nestling on the horizon. 
The Cevennes mountains are situated to the north of the Gard, and mark the start of the higher terrains of the Massif Central. Camping here is ideal for those who want to escape the madding crowd and enjoy the peace and quiet of mountains, gorges, rivers, and forests. 
Campsites situated along the River Ceze run from the heights of the Cevennes in the Gard winding its way back to the Rhone. Many of these campsites offer a private section of the river and are located in remote and beautiful settings. The dramatic gorges of the Ardeche are very close by, and there are also a number of caves to explore in the vicinity, such as the Grotte de la Cocaliere and la Grotte de la Forestiere. 
Campsites located alongside the Gard side of the Rhone in the valley bordering Provence, give ideal access to both the Gard and the Bouches du Rhone departments. You not only have easy access to the sites of the Pont du Gard and Nimes but also those in the Bouches du Rhone such as the historic cities of Avignon and Arles. 
The Camargue region of the Gard is situated between Nimes and the coastline. A large area of wetlands, formed at the delta of the Rhone, it is famous for its white horses, fighting bulls, pink flamingo colonies and wild, open spaces dotted with farmsteads. 
The campsites situated around the city of Nimes, fall into the area which is still considered to be Provence by its inhabitants, culturally, if not geographically. Nimes is marked out by its extraordinary Roman heritage and buildings, and the surrounding area is marked by pretty villages, and gentle rolling countryside. 
The Piedmont Cevenol is the terrain situated at the foot of the Cevennes in the north of the Languedoc. It is well located for holidays, as it is under an hour to the sea, half an hour to Montpellier or Nimes, and on the doorstep of the Cevennes. 
The campsites situated close to the beaches of the Gard are mostly located at large tourist destinations, such as Le Grau-de-Roi and its wild, sandy dunes called L’Espiguette Beach - a definite stop for sun worshippers in the summer.