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The Ardèche, a region of a thousand treasures
Must-see sites
Renowned for its natural splendor, prehistoric sites and captivating museums, the Ardèche is an unrivalled travel destination. Whether you’re a nature lover, an accomplished sportsman, a history buff or a fervent admirer of art, this region will meet all your expectations. Our campsite is within easy reach of most of the major sites to be discovered in the southern Ardèche.
The Pont d'Arc
This natural arch is an emblematic geological wonder of the region. Located near Vallon Pont d'Arc, it offers a picturesque setting for swimming, canoeing and hiking along the banks of the Ardèche.
The Ardèche Gorges
These spectacular gorges offer breathtaking scenery, with towering limestone cliffs and the famous Pont d'Arc. You can take a canoe-kayak trip to discover these gorges from the river.
Aven d'Orgnac
This impressive cave decorated with stalactites and stalagmites offers a fascinating plunge into the subterranean world. Visitors can explore its vast chambers and admire the spectacular geological formations.
Fun & discovery for all ages
Top leisure activities
Get ready to plunge into the heart of breathtaking landscapes, punctuated by thrilling activities. Whether canoeing down the Ardèche Gorges or exploring the mysterious caves, every moment is an invitation to adventure.
The descent of the Ardèche
Enjoy an unforgettable paddling adventure through the magnificent landscapes of the Ardèche Gorges. This activity allows you to discover impressive cliffs, secluded beaches and crystal-clear waters while paddling at your own pace.
Canyoning
The Ardèche offers incredible canyoning routes, perfect for adventure seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Descend narrow gorges, jump into natural pools, slide down natural water slides and abseile waterfalls under the supervision of experienced guides.
Caving
Explore the underground depths of the Ardèche in the company of experienced guides, discovering spectacular geological formations, narrow passages and impressive chambers. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, there are excursions to suit all levels.
Hiking & mountain biking
Numerous hiking trails suitable for all levels are available in the surrounding area, offering the chance to explore the varied landscapes, verdant forests, waterfalls and panoramic peaks on foot or mountain bike.
River swimming
In addition to the campsite, the region offers numerous natural beaches along the river, ideal for relaxing and cooling off on hot summer days. Whether near Vallon Pont d'Arc, in Ruoms or Balazuc, you'll find unique places to swim and enjoy the sun.
Authentic & picturesque with timeless beauty
Villages of character
Discover the magic of character-filled villages nestled in the heart of the Ardèche, a region steeped in history and natural beauty. Soak up the unique atmosphere of these charming villages, where time seems to stand still, and every alleyway tells a story.
Vallon Pont d'Arc
Located in the heart of the Ardèche Gorges, Vallon Pont d'Arc is a lively village that often serves as a starting point for exploring the region. The town is famous for its spectacular natural arch, the Pont d'Arc, which overlooks the Ardèche river and is one of the region's most emblematic attractions. Vallon Pont d'Arc is also a popular starting point for canoeing down the Gorges de l'Ardèche.
Ruoms
Located near Vallon Pont d'Arc, Ruoms is a charming village nestled on the banks of the Ardèche river. Its historic center is characterized by narrow streets and well-preserved stone houses. Take a stroll along the cobbled streets, admire the old facades and discover the many craft stores. Ruoms is also famous for its weekly market, where you can sample local produce.
Vogüé
This medieval village is perched high above the River Ardèche. Its narrow streets and stone houses offer a charming ambience. Don't miss a visit to the Château de Vogüé, which dominates the village and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area.
Labeaume
Nestled in a wooded valley, Labeaume is a charming village with stone houses and shady lanes. Stroll along the river and admire the old tanners' houses, witnesses to the village's industrial history.
