Set out to explore the Gers from Le Talouch campsite

When strolling around, you'll discover villages whose beauty will take your breath away: Roquelaure and its ancient stones so rich in history, Auch and its exceptional heritage, both of which are medieval, Montréal du Gers and its Gallo Roman remains, and the fortified village of Lavardens... There’s enchantment at every turn when you visit the Gers and its gorgeous villages.

A trip to the Gers is also a flavourful experience as the region is highly reputed for its gastronomy. Tuck into a menu of foie gras and duck breast, melons, garlic, duck confit, Armagnac and even Gers wines. Your tastebuds are in for a treat!

And why not take advantage of your camping holiday in the Gers to stop off for a meal at a farmhouse inn? There, you’ll be able to savour an authentic garbure stew in a characteristic setting, with a view of the farm animals outside.

Here, the art of living is sacred, as can be seen with the many festivals and celebrations held in the area, with the bandas (brass and percussion bands) and other Gascon groups, the Feria del Toro in Vic-Fezensac, and a host of other traditional festivities. The Gers is a place where warm alliances are formed and people live in harmony with nature! Embrace the natural rhythm of life during your stay at Le Talouch campsite.

A warm welcome to this paradise for hikers and nature lovers! With over 1,500 kilometres of pathways, you’ll be able to explore the valleys of the Pyrenean foothills, with their authentic villages and distinctive landscapes.

Escape the hustle and bustle and recharge your mind, body and soul with an afternoon in the peaceful valleys of the Auch region.

The Gers is a cyclist’s dream, with a plethora of options for mountain bikers, road cyclists, and families to enjoy. You can take the whole family on a bike road to explore the Gers and the valleys of the Auch region. Simply take to the roads of the Gers on your road bikes, or tackle the slopes of the Pyrenean foothills on your mountain bikes.

And you could round off your stay in the Gers by riding up a mountain pass, like those used each year by competitors in the Tour de France!