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Why stay here ...
This charming site is the ideal base from which to explore the Camargue, famous for its wild horses and flamingos. Although large, it has a relaxed, rural feel and caters well to families with its onsite riding school, large pool area surrounded by palm and olive trees and a well organised entertainment programme.
The English-speaking staff are cheerful and helpful and will gladly provide details on the fortnightly Ferrade days, when guests can visit local breeding farms to learn about the Camarguaise bulls and horses. This site is very lively during high season. Remember to pack some mosquitoes repellent as it might be necessary in the summer time.
The medieval walled town of Aigues Mortes is on the doorstep of the campsite and offers some spectacular views from its ramparts. There are also plenty of beautiful Mediterranean beaches to enjoy, and Montpellier – a spirited city and home of Europe’s first medical school – is a 40-minute drive.
Around and About
Grau du Roi, Aigues-Mortes, Saintes Maries de la Mer, Nîmes, Montpellier, Seaquarium, Cycling paths, Hiking, Watersports, Fishing
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Is there a set arrival day? No
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Directions
From the A9/E15/E80 take exit 26 towards Gallargues then follow signs to Vauvert, Arles and Aigues Mortes on the Bis53/D6313. Then continue on the D979 towards La Grande-Motte and Aigues-Mortes Just before Aigues-Mortes take the D62 towards Montpellier, le Grande-Motte and Le Grau due Roi. The site entrance will be on the right and well signed off the D62.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- 30220
- Region:
- Occitanie
- Department:
- Gard
- Distance to Calais: (kms)
- 1036
- GPS:
- Lat 43.564057 / Lon 4.160167
- Michelin map no.
- 339
Transport links
- Buses go to: Montpellier
- Daily public transport within 2 kms
- Nearest port: Bilbao (677 kms)
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