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Unfolding from the sunny coast of the Mediterranean Sea to the elevated plateau of the Massif Central, Gard offers an idyllic camping destination in the south of France . Making its home in Occitanie, the department features the lovely areas of Cévennes and Camargue, as well as the famous Pont du Gard and a short strip of charming coastline.

A memorable outdoor escape will forever be cherished when you go camping in Gard , especially if you book with us and make your temporary home at one of our fantastic campsites. Discover sunny resorts blessed with swimming pools, recreational amenities, dining and shopping establishments and comfortable accommodation.

Camping Holidays In Gard

This varied destination, once part of Languedoc-Roussillon , features the brilliant beach of Espiguette In Le Grau-du-Roi for sunny days by the sea, along with the dramatic environs of the Camargue and Cévennes for trips deep into stunning nature. The cities of Nîmes and Uzès provide the place for cultural and historical visits.

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Things to do when camping in Gard

Whether you want to relax on a blissful beach, venture into wonderful landscapes or uncover rich heritage and history, you’ll be ideally placed when taking a camping holiday in Gard .

The coastal resort of Le-Grau-du-Roi offers the best setting to enjoy sun-soaked days by the sea. On the blissful sands of Plage de l'Espiguette you’ll find all you need to spend a thoroughly enjoyable beach day. Other notable sandy shores decorate the coast at Le Petit Travers Beach, Sunset Beach and Plage du Grand Travers.

Not a one trick pony by any means, Le-Grau-du-Roi boasts plenty of things to see and do away from the seaside, including the Amigoland Theme Park, Le Petit Paradis De Vendargues Mini Farm Seaquarium Aquarium and Espace Grand Bleu Water Park. The shores of Lake de l’Or offer scenic walks and cycling trips, while Port Camargue is the place to go for water sports.

In Gard Camargue, you’ll find natural beauty comprising of fields, forest and marshland, where walking and cycling trips are enjoyed by many. Commonly known as the Petite Camargue, the sprawling parkland is home to rich vegetation as well as the famed pink flamingos and wild white horses.

You’ll be rewarded with dramatic views and bracing fresh air on a hiking excursion in the Cévennes National Park, located deep in the interior of the department. Striking mountain passes, enchanting woodland, gently flowing rivers and impressive valleys will fill your memories of a day out in this lovely park.

In Nîmes, a historic city displaying the heritage of the department, you will find many attractions showcasing the city’s roman influence. The Amphitheatre of Nîmes, Maison Carrée Roman Temple, Tour Magne Tower and the Roman Museum are all testament to the ancestry of the city. Other notable attractions in Nîmes include the Les Halles de Nîmes Market and La Fontaine Park Gardens.

One of the most famous attractions of the region, lying close to the city of Nîmes, the Pont du Gard will provoke awe in all those that visit. This giant aqueduct bridge has straddled the River Gardon since the romans built it in the 1st century.

If you book a stay at one of our coastal campsites near Le-Grau-du-Roi, it’s worth mentioning that you can quickly skip across to the bordering department of Hérault and visit the lively city of Montpellier. Enjoy excellent shopping and dining experiences, as well as tourist attractions that include Musée Fabre, Planet Ocean World Aquarium and the Jardin des plantes de Montpellier Botanical Garden.