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Camping Saint Jean du Gard
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Recharge those batteries very close to the Cévennes, in the heart of an area of countryside which is extraordinarily beautiful and diverse.
Set off for some camping close to Saint Jean du Gard, right in the heart of the Cévennes national park, a perfect destination for exploring the Cévennes while staying close to major towns and cities such as Alès, Nîmes and Montpellier, as well as the Mediterranean.
Set off for some camping close to Saint Jean du Gard, right in the heart of the Cévennes national park, a perfect destination for exploring the Cévennes while staying close to major towns and cities such as Alès, Nîmes and Montpellier, as well as the Mediterranean.
Camping holidays Saint Jean du Gard
Saint Jean du Gard, on the southern slopes of the Cévennes, has wonderful landscapes and panoramic views which you will be able to enjoy during your hikes along the various marked paths and circuits.
Come and enjoy the delights of bathing in the clear and transparent waters of the Gardon River. The perfect location for an afternoon of relaxation beside the water, Les Abarines bridge, designed by Gustave Eiffel, or in a magnificent setting aside the river, you'll really enjoy the peace and tranquillity of these locations. In Saint Jean du Gard, you'll also find various clearings and woodland areas that are perfect for picnics with family or friends.
On holiday with your kids, don't forget to visit the aquarium of Saint Jean du Gard, where people of all ages will be introduced to more than 2,500 species of fish. And the Château de Saint Jean du Gard is also certainly worth a trip.
Camping Saint Jean du Gard
When you come camping in Saint Jean du Gard, you'll also have plenty of opportunity to take the little Cévennes steam train and head for the charming town of Anduze for the famous Cévennes bamboo garden, which awaits you for an afternoon in a forest of bamboo and amidst other splendid landscaped areas.
Nearby, you'll also be able to go to the desert museum, where you'll find out about the history of Protestantism and of the Camisards in the Cévennes, or visit the Trabuc caves, a unique location in the Cévennes, where you'll see all sorts of underground lakes and waterfalls.
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