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With fascinating forests, volcanic plains, meandering rivers, beautiful lakes and blossoming fields of flowers, Aveyron in the Midi-Pyrénées is a suitably sublime destination for fans of nature. Ideal for open-air escapes in the south of France, the department will have you falling head over heels in love with its beguiling landscapes and tranquil ambiance.

Immerse yourself in the clean air and wide-open spaces of our Aveyron campsites, where holidaymakers can enjoy excellent amenities including swimming pools, dining & shopping options, recreational facilities and lovely accommodation.

Camping Holidays In Aveyron

Your well-earned holiday camping in Aveyron will take you to a delightful department bathed in glorious natural landscapes and charming towns. Explore the far-reaching terrain of the Aubrac Natural Regional Park or the Grands Causses, or make a splash on the lakes at Le Lévézou and admire the staggering beauty of the Gorges du Tarn. History and heritage await in the intriguing villages of Criessels, Millau, Conques, Cantobre, Estaing and Rodez.

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Things to do when camping in Aveyron

The call of adventure rings loud and clear in Aveyron, where a richly green terrain marries perfectly with the blue mountain skies. Feel energized as you wake to the calming sounds of nature and the crispness of fresh air when you enjoy a holiday in Aveyron.

The sprawling Grands Causses Natural Regional Park is a brilliant place for adventures in the outdoors, where dense forests, stunning gorges, rushing rivers, castles and heritage villages adorned the landscape. The mostly untamed environment beckons visitors to enjoy hiking, horse riding, lake fishing, biking and caving.

Just as majestic as the Grands Causses, the beautiful expanse of the Aubrac Natural Regional Park flaunts picturesquze pastureland, meandering rivers, crashing waterfalls and numerous enchanting hamlets. The best ways to discover the parkland are on horseback or by bicycle, whilst walking and hiking gives you a more calming experience. Notable places of interest in the Aubrac number many, especially the gorges of the River Bès, Lake Routes, Deroc waterfall and the towns of Saint-Urcize, Laguiole and Chaudes-Aigues. The views at the top of Puy de la Tuile more than compensate hikers for traversing the peak.

A variety of water sports and lakeside lounging are the order of the day in Le Lévézou. Enjoy windsurfing, sailing, jet skiing and canoeing on one of the many lakes in the area, as well as pleasant walks around the waters. For striking views down into the plummeting depths of a canyon, seek out the vistas of the Gorges du Tarn. As well as hiking along the river, you can enjoy rafting and kayaking adventures and peaceful wandering around historic towns.

A stunning example of engineering, the Millau Viaduct is a must-see for those camping near the eponymous town. The viaduct stretches across the river Tarn, earning the achievement of a record-breaking cable stayed bridge.

For a deep dive into the heritage and history of the department, head to the enchanting villages, towns and hamlets of Aveyron. Discover the medieval magic of Belcastel and its captivating château, or the Romanesque art of Conques. Several other towns merit a mention here, namely Peyre, Creissels, Najac, Cantobre, Sauveterre de Rouergue and Brousse-le-Chateau.

If you want to experience a quintessentially French holiday moment, visit one of the department’s many alluring castles. Buildings of amazing architecture and insightful history include Castle Coupiac, Château de Sévérac and the Castle of Bournazel.

Don’t forget to sample some of Aveyron’s delicious cuisine, especially the sumptuous cheese of Roquefort. Other delectable dishes include a savoury pancake filled with pork and herbs called Farçous, and a sweet treat called Gâteau à la broche.