Escape to Saint-germain-de-calberte Camping

The sizeable valley in which the hamlet of Flandres stands is known as La Flandonenque and offers lush vegetation, hamlets steeped in history, and the Gardon de St-Germain-de-Calberte with its waterfalls and gours (natural basins). Start by following the dirt track (and stay on this main track). Then leave the track by heading right on L'Escaillou, a skidding track that goes uphill into the woods. At the second road, turn right to reach the hamlet of Flandres. As you leave Flandres, a path goes downhill on the right towards a mill, then joins up with the main track again, which takes you to Nozières. As you leave Nozières, go right at the last house and head for La Fare. The footpath becomes narrower for about 1.5 km. In a sharp bend, it meets a larger track. Turn left and enter La Fare by following the path between the houses. As you leave the hamlet, turn right. Follow the lane for about 100 m and turn left. In another small valley, the path curves to reach Le Vernet on the opposite slope. At Le Vernet, walk below the first house on the right, fork left and go through a barrier and then downhill through the meadow to a sheepfold. The path then joins a trincat (channel for diverting water) to reach a bridge. From the bridge, go up the slope in front of you to return to the starting-point.

A forest atmosphere, a birdsong and the murmur of a brook accompany you throughout this walk exploring the mythical mountain ranges of the Cevennes. You will see the Signal du Ventalon beacon, Bougès, Fontmort and, on clear days, even the summit of Mont Aigoual! Leave the car park, turn left and go up the lane leading towards Currières (C3), to the Col de la Planette pass. Continue on the lane for 50 m before taking on your left a forestry track towards the Col de Poulio. At this pass, leave the lane to take the track going downhill on the left (GR 72). Turn left again onto an old path that joins up with the tarred lane, which you take downhill back to the car park.

A walk alongside an untamed river, passing through varied forests with panoramic viewpoints over the Cévennes. A unique look at the Cévenol valleys. At the Plan de Fontmort, take the path southeast of the obelisk, which leads to the spring of the Gardon de St-Martin. The path crosses the river several times, then leaves it behind to head for a small valley. The path then winds through the chestnut grove before joining a larger track onto which you turn right. Further on, ignore a path going uphill on the right. Shortly after a small valley, take the first path on the right, which joins the road. Turn right onto the road. Then take the first path on the left, which goes uphill in zigzags. The path joins a track onto which you turn left. After 2 hairpin bends, the track arrives on the ridge. Here, turn right onto the track that follows the ridge. After 750 m, leave the main track to take a path on the right that climbs alongside a fence to the highest point of the ridge. Walk back downhill on the first firebreak, on your right, to return to the Plan de Fontmort.

This path nestling on the floor of a charmingly preserved valley is ideal for imagining past life in the Cévennes and gaining a better understanding of life here today. Some clarifications:• At the car park, walk along the lane for 300 m to the first Marker• After Marker 2, take the path on the left (narrow, can be slippery when wet)• Between Markers 15 and 16, the path is narrow• After Marker 18, take the lane to return to the car park.

Quittez l’agitation de la route nationale pour plonger dans la quiétude d’un ravin rafraîchissant. Lorsque vous sortirez du labyrinthe de terrasses, laissez vous guider par une voie ferrée rendue à son évolution naturelle. Le sentier descend vers un petit cours d’eau avant de le franchir par une passerelle. La remontée se fait dans les anciennes terrasses et rejoint l’ancien chemin de fer départemental (CFD). Le parcours se poursuit sur le tracé du CFD et emprunte le viaduc. Après le dernier point d’interprétation, le sentier bifurque sur un chemin plus étroit pour redescendre vers le Pont de Champernal.

Ce petit sentier familial conduit le visiteur à la découverte de hameaux cévenols: le Villaret et le Massufret, tout en surpomblant les gorges du Luech. Take the path that goes downhill from the car park. After 50 m, take the path on the right. At a fork, take the track on the left and, some 20 m further, the path on the right. Two granite boulders open the path that goes downhill between birches in a north-easterly direction. Above the village, take the track leading to Le Massufret. The track overlooks the Luech gorge with its sides of sheer jagged rock. It joins up with the Massufret road amidst former meadows now invaded by young ash trees, growing straight and close together. The road goes past a covered fountain, through the hamlet of Le Massufret with its schist houses with granite lintels, and a few ruins. As you leave the hamlet, take the track that leads back to the Col de la Baraquette.

En passant par la draille du Languedoc et la ligne de partage des eaux entre Atlantique et Méditerranée, ce parcours, au pied du Bougès, offre de belles vues sur les cévennes, le massif de l'Aigoual et le mont Lozère. Head downhill on the road that goes through the hamlet of St-Maurice-de-Ventalon. Cross the bridge and go back uphill above the isolated house opposite the hamlet. Take the path on the right that climbs above the broom bushes to an enclosure for horses (please close the gates) before coming out onto a road. Cross the road to get to the Col de Malpertus pass. Take the forestry track that forks right and goes uphill to the east into a private forest. Follow the track until it joins the draille, a large track that is also the GR 68 long-distance hiking-path and goes straight up to the Signal du Ventalon beacon. (Optional detour to the beacon with its viewpoint indicator). Head to the Croix de Berthel. Walk past the ruins and take the draille (also the GR7 and GR 68) to Plo de la Nassette. Take the first path on the right, which leads first through a forest and then over a broom heath on the south-facing slope. The path comes out at the temple by the side of the road.

This walk leads you on the draille du Languedoc (track for seasonal livestock migration) to the bends of the river Tarn, exploring the singular built heritage of this granite area. After the last farm built of granite, turn right as you exit the hamlet onto a paved oxcart track, which goes downhill through large fields. Ford the brook and go back uphill through the beech grove. Go straight ahead at the Col des Rouvières pass. Take the dirt path that joins up with the track before Les Bastides. It climbs through a spruce forest alongside a torrent, then joins up with a track: the draille du Languedoc. At Le Plo de la Nassette, which is the last intersection of drailles before Mont Lozère, take the GR 7-68 straight up the slope. At L'Aubaret, take the GR 7 towards the Pont du Tarn. A short detour leads you to the Pont du Tarn, which you can see through the pine trees. Turn left towards Felgerolles. Before a bend in the river, the path leaves the Tarn behind (on your left) to skirt the Serre de Escoroborats ridge, and joins up with a forestry track that goes downhill to Troubat. Go downhill on the road for 300 m and then take the shortcut across the fields that goes back uphill to Masméjean.

This trail takes you in the footsteps of the lords of the Tour du Canourgue through the remains of a fortified hamlet, where history and architecture mingle. The trail passes through a grove of holm oaks before offering you several panoramic viewpoints over the Vallée Française. It then winds uphill through a ruined hamlet to the rocky spur on which stands the keep of Le Canourgue castrum (late 12th or early 13th century). After the defensive ditch, the path follows in the traces of disappeared buildings... Maps and illustrated scenes of mediaeval life have been reproduced inside the keep.

This trail showcases the different aspects of Barre-des-Cévennes, from the lanes of the old village to the panoramic viewpoints. A few clarifications:• A few dozen metres after Point 6, take the stairs on the right.• Between Points 9 and 10, the path may be closed by two barriers. Please be sure to close them again after yourself.• Steep uphill section after Point 13.•  At Point 16, do not climb the rocks – risk of falling. •  Steep downhill section after Point 18.

Come and enjoy a meal with friends or family on our panoramic terrace - you're all welcome. The large terrace is a pleasant place to enjoy a meal. Grilled meats and seasonal vegetables. Homemade fries - Ysaline's in the kitchen! Ice cream sundaes for gourmets

Located in the Borgne Valley, in the commune of Les Plantiers, our Fontfouillouse gîte welcomes you to an unspoilt valley at the foot of a 12th-century Romanesque church. In the midst of the Cévennes chestnut grove, we have created our group gîte. Our accommodation comprises a large living room/kitchen with direct access to the outside, and sleeping areas for up to 15 people. Ideally located, we open our house for a stopover on a hike or a longer stay, a weekend with family or friends. We look forward to welcoming you. Our table d'hôtes is available on reservation, as are products from the chestnut grove. Guided walks available. In summer, there's a supervised lake in the village and river swimming nearby.

Sale of products from our patisserie, charcuterie and agriculture workshops all year round, Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm. The Pradelle store sells: honey madeleines, dry cured meats, terrines, apple juice and jams.

Discover an eco-museum in an old mill, with a fun exhibition for everyone. Children and adults alike can take an indoor and outdoor tour to learn more about this important part of our daily lives! In the heart of the Vallée Borgne, in the village's old mill, the Maison de l'Eau has naturally found its place. Around this witness to the past, a modern and entertaining exhibition presents water in the Cévennes. Mister Beaver, the mascot, invites young and old to a more unusual visit, combining questions, games and experiments... An interpretive trail completes the visit with a presentation of some of the tree species native to the Cévennes. This is a fun walk for the whole family, during which you'll come face-to-face with the birds that pass between forest and river. Equipped with a pair of binoculars, you can follow the signposted path to learn how to observe and recognize birds (also downloadable from our website). In addition to visits, the Maison de l'Eau also offers environmental education sessions for schoolchildren, leisure centers and the general public, as well as nature outings (on the trail of the beaver, the otter, the little people of the water...), walks, visits to the village... Come and stroll along the béal, let yourself be lulled by the sound of water on the mill wheels! There are 3 interpretation trails in the Vallée Borgne area, including one on the route of the Maison de l'Eau des Plantiers.

Le Petit Baigneur offers you a return to your roots in a calm, family and simple environment, on the banks of the river Gardon. Enjoy moments of relaxation on the large and shaded pitches. The campsite allows you to benefit from all the necessary comfort to spend a pleasant stay, simple, friendly and warm. With its traditional tractor ride in summer for the children, the family atmosphere and the good mood of the place make it a tasty and memorable moment! The swimming will delight young and old with its direct access to the river which is quite hot in summer! Le Petit Baigneur welcomes you in tent, caravan and camper, but with your own equipment. There are no mobile homes or chalets available for rent. Equipment: bowling alley, games for children, table tennis, collective barbecue table tennis, collective barbecue, private parking, electric hook-up, services for services for motor homes... Comfort elements: internet access, view and direct access to the river river, refrigerated lockers or small fridges for rent.

Bivouac nature is a camp of eco-lodges tents to spend a pleasant stay in the heart of nature. It is also possible to rent a Bivouac pitch to pitch your own tent without electricity. Ecological and resolutely turned towards a committed and green tourism, the site of Bivouac Nature is without wifi nor car to take advantage fully and serenely of the place in family. Some tents are fully equipped (bathroom, solar panel lighting) and all our models have bedrooms with real beds and a kitchenette (fridge, 2 burner stove, dishes and utensils). It is also possible to rent a Bivouac pitch to put up your own tent (without electrical connection). We will accompany you throughout your stay and advise you. On the site, you will enjoy original activities: hiking and walks, treasure hunts, nature recreation for families in summer, and we will show you the most beautiful swimming spots in the region (river at 1.5 km). RICE* partner of the Cevennes National Park since 2020 (* International Dark Sky Reserve).

The Ravel vacation village offers 22 gites for rent, it is located in the Gard, in the heart of the southern Cevennes, less than 2 km from Saint Jean du Gard. The domain of Ravel extends over 4 hectares, wooded with maritime pines and chestnut trees of chestnut trees, it offers you to live the Cevennes intensely thanks to an environment rich in discovery and professional equipment on the domain. A bar, a covered swimming pool according to the season, playgrounds on the spot allow all the family to relax. Live your vacations to the fullest, go and discover the Gardons, we accompany you on hikes, and make you love and discover the discover the region. The Gardon of Mialet with its wild corners and its dreamed places for the bathing is in one kilometer, the Gardon of Saint Jean, quite as beautiful is also very close. Culturally rich, discover the red house museum and the steam train steam train in St Jean du Gard.

For 4 generations now, this family campsite welcomes you in the heart of the Cevennes between Anduze and Saint Jean du Gard, in the Mialet valley. It is located along the river and has its own private beach. The establishment located at the edge of the Cevennes National Park offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. It has a direct access to the river with a private beach, an aquatic complex of more than 600m² with a swimming pool of 250 m², a heated swimming pool with 4 slides including a kamikaze, an aqualudic space of 250 m² for the youngest with many water games and a new slide with sensation, the Tobbo-jump of 11m high. As for other activities, you will find a multi-sports field, an 18-hole mini golf course, a fitness area, a bowling alley with 12 courts, a games library and a children's playground accessible from the opening of the campsite. Activities for children from 3 to 5 years old and 6 to 10 years old, for teenagers from 11 to 14 years old and 15 to 18 years old as well as sports and leisure activities and big family games are organized in July and August, 6 days a week in our air-conditioned yurt. In high season, evening shows, karaoke, open-air cinema, dancing, themed evenings and bingo are organized. You will also find a bar-restaurant-ice-cream parlour with fresh and local products and a mini-market with newspapers and bread baked on the spot every day. In high season, a pizzeria and a straw hut are present. It is also the ideal starting point for numerous hikes or bike rides, in the mountains or along the Gardon river to discover the Cevennes and the Camisards valley. The camping "les Plans" we come there one day, we always come back.

Located in the heart of Saint Jean du Gard in a former silk mill, our family hotel offers 16 comfortable and stylish rooms to enjoy a country break in a preserved green setting. In this old spinning mill, witness of the great silk era, the hotel Les Bellugues offers a privileged setting located in the center of Saint-Jean-du-Gard, "the pearl of the Cevennes". This single-storey establishment, a pleasant place to stay and rest, will make you feel at home. In a delightful exotic setting of bamboos evoking the nearby Bamboo Grove, you will be able to recharge your batteries and enjoy the heated swimming pool from April to October. To be totally relaxed, a massage on demand will complete your experience! Close to Anduze and at the foot of the Cevennes, in the footsteps of Robert Louis Stevenson, you can discover the paths and trails of the Cevennes.

You can refresh yourself by contemplating the splendid panorama of the "blue" mountains of the Cévennes. At lunchtime, you can enjoy a meal while hiking, mountain-biking, horse-riding or visiting the Climatographe du Mont Aigoual... At the restaurant, facing the Cévennes valleys at an altitude of 1567 meters, you'll enjoy delicious local dishes. On a clear day, you can admire a breathtaking 360° panorama (the Alps, Mont Blanc, Mont Ventoux, the Salins du Midi, the Causse, the Pic St Loup, etc.). With family or friends, an unforgettable moment of conviviality is guaranteed. Reservations for the restaurant are strongly recommended (online booking possible): stationaltiaigoual.com or by e-mail: destination@stationaltiaigoual.com For the rest of the day, you can quench your thirst in our bar, or enjoy a snack in our snack bar! Vacation vouchers and luncheon vouchers are accepted. Pets are allowed on a leash in the restaurant (water bowls outside). Picnics in the dining room or on the terrace are permitted, subject to consumption at the bar. Evening meal available on a 1/2-board basis with gîte reservation. The restaurant and gîte can be fully privatized in the evening for groups and companies. Parking available. Reservations online www.stationaltiaigoual.com or by telephone 04 34 43 17 28

The mill was used to grind grains during the famine that affected the inhabitants of Flandres in the Second World War. It stopped work in 1950. In 1994 and 1995, the roof, walls and mill mechanism were restored, with the support of the National Park, by a farmer who had used the mill. On the lower level, you can see the room that houses the horizontal wheel. Water that has gone through the mill flows back into the river. From the pond that served to regulate water flow, you follow the béal (channel) which brought water to the mill.

“The main harvest was chestnuts. People stopped doing it because it was no longer profitable... We sold them, and with the little pieces we fattened up the lambs and also the pigs. We ate chestnuts till spring: at four in the afternoon with our bread instead of chocolate, and in the evening we had a bowl of boiled chestnuts. In August, the leaf has more flavour, we made bundles to feed the goats and sheep. We dried them, we put them up in sheaves like wheat, then we brought them in. For animal litter, we gathered chestnut leaves.”

In 1944 a group of resistance fighters, made up of German and Spanish anti-fascists and a few Frenchmen refusing to be drafted into the STO (forced labour in Germany), settled at La Fare. Eight days later, on 12 February, the militia blew up the buildings using dynamite. The maquisards, who had been warned in time, had already left.Since 1990, the hamlet has been repopulated, and its new inhabitants are restoring it. Today, some 30

  "In around 1850, Vernet had 82 inhabitants. In '39, there was a little old man who lent us his house for dancing, we drank the wine he made.” “There were climbing vines and even wild vines that were left to climb into the holm oaks, clinton vines. They had very small bunches, sometimes you needed half a day to pick a bucketful. There were also iron wires stretched across rivers, you had to unhook the wire to pick while standing in the riverbed. We made wine for the family to drink.” (Patricia Grime)  

From a report written by the schoolteacher of Cassagnas in 1874: “Tradition tells us that all of the houses in the parish of Cassagnas were burnt down twice. The date of the first fire has not been passed down to us, but one can still see wall faces in several places that show clearly enough where the houses used to stand... This destruction by fire must have occurred at the beginning of the religious wars, or perhaps it even dates back as far as the English invasion. According to tradition, at the time the village of Cassagnas was located a hundred metres above the current village.” The second fire occurred in 1703, as part of the “great burning” of the Cevennes during the Camisard War. (P. Grime)

“Strange Cevennes, all paved with graves! You can see them right by each mas (farm).... Usually there is only a tilestone planted in the ground, with neither cross nor ornament, to indicate a grave,... If the family is well-off, the tombs are enhanced by a zinc contain er that keeps the wreaths dry... There are countless properties where the population laid in the ground is ten times greater than the population still standing!” (Roussel Romain,  Almanach Cévenol, 1968).

Sorbus allegedly derives from sorbitio (beverage, herbal tea) and aucuparia from auceps, bird-catcher. In the autumn, bird-catchers used rowan berries as bait in their tendelles or thrush traps. Some are said to have coated the branches of rowans with glue to capture birds. More simply, hunters lay in wait near rowans to catch blackbirds and thrushes. (P. Grime)

The ruins of this tower stand out against the rocks. The tower's general shape is typical of 12th-century military architecture. It is believed to have had three functions: as the keep of a castle that has mostly disappeared; as a chapel (still extant at the foot of the tower); and as a signal tower. (P. Grime)

These transitory landscapes, created by pastureland evolving back into forest, persist due to livestock grazing and slash-and-burn carried out by farmers to maintain grazing areas. Rich in insects, they are frequented by many insect-eating birds. The presence of filed mice and reptiles makes them good hunting-grounds for many birds of prey: buzzards, common kestrels and snake eagles. Different types of heath include broom, heather and fern. (P. Grime)

This commemorates the centenary of the Edict of Tolerance, through which Louis XVI granted Protestants their religious freedom. It was erected on this symbolic site, where several battles took place during the Camisard War. In 1702, Royal troops surprised a group of Camisards, whose leader, Esprit Séguier, they captured; he was burned alive. In 1703, the Camisards attacked Royal troops escorting a messenger and killed the soldiers. In 1704, 500 Camisards ambushed 300 soldiers, over 100 of whom were killed. (P. Grime)

Come and enjoy a meal with friends or family on our panoramic terrace - you're all welcome. The large terrace is a pleasant place to enjoy a meal. Grilled meats and seasonal vegetables. Homemade fries - Ysaline's in the kitchen! Ice cream sundaes for gourmets

At the exit of Mialet between Anduze and Saint Jean du Gard, the Restaurant Les Plans will make you discover a simple and traditional Cevennes cuisine of the most surprising. Located in the valley of the Camisards, this old silkworm farm transformed into a restaurant in 1999, will seduce you by its charm and its setting. On the terrace, in the shade of the plane trees or in the dining room, you will have at your disposal a simple but varied menu with the maximum of local products as well as musical animations in July and August. You will be able to take advantage of the petanque ground, the games room as well as the access to the river at a few minutes.

At the gates of the Cevennes National Park, the restaurant l'Oronge is happy to welcome you in this former stagecoach relay of the XVIIth century. The chef will have in heart to make discover a cooking of greedy tradition to the accent of the cévenol soil. In an air-conditioned restaurant room with exposed stone walls or in a shaded patio, you will be able to choose from a menu of traditional home-made dishes with Cevennes or Mediterranean flavors, changing according to the seasons. Careful service.

La Balade Gourmande, Soudorgues's bistro and restaurant, welcomes you with the seasons, and invites you to come and relax over a drink on its summer/winter terrace, and share convivial, festive moments over local cuisine. La Balade Gourmande is a village project run by a collective of around a hundred members. Situated above Lasalle, some twenty kilometers from Anduze and Saint Hippolyte du Fort, the restaurant-bistro invites you to take a gourmet break in the heart of the village of Soudorgues, in a warm atmosphere of Cévenol charm. The setting is ideal for family walks or long hikes. You can discover our chef's specialties based on local, seasonal and, where possible, organic produce. Our bistro is also a venue for events all year round: music, storytelling, theater, etc...

You can refresh yourself by contemplating the splendid panorama of the "blue" mountains of the Cévennes. At lunchtime, you can enjoy a meal while hiking, mountain-biking, horse-riding or visiting the Climatographe du Mont Aigoual... At the restaurant, facing the Cévennes valleys at an altitude of 1567 meters, you'll enjoy delicious local dishes. On a clear day, you can admire a breathtaking 360° panorama (the Alps, Mont Blanc, Mont Ventoux, the Salins du Midi, the Causse, the Pic St Loup, etc.). With family or friends, an unforgettable moment of conviviality is guaranteed. Reservations for the restaurant are strongly recommended (online booking possible): stationaltiaigoual.com or by e-mail: destination@stationaltiaigoual.com For the rest of the day, you can quench your thirst in our bar, or enjoy a snack in our snack bar! Vacation vouchers and luncheon vouchers are accepted. Pets are allowed on a leash in the restaurant (water bowls outside). Picnics in the dining room or on the terrace are permitted, subject to consumption at the bar. Evening meal available on a 1/2-board basis with gîte reservation. The restaurant and gîte can be fully privatized in the evening for groups and companies. Parking available. Reservations online www.stationaltiaigoual.com or by telephone 04 34 43 17 28

At La Voûte Cévenole, you'll be greeted with a smile all day long for coffee, breakfast and our lunch and dinner menus. A pretty vaulted room, a balcony overlooking the Hérault and a room at the back, there's something for everyone! From 8:00 am, to get the day off to a good start, come and discover our "breakfast" formulas or simply enjoy a coffee. Every day, a new menu awaits you for lunch and dinner (eat-in or take-away). Closed Thursdays and Fridays for lunch. Open from 8 a.m. to end of lunch service - closed in the afternoon Open from 6pm to end of dinner service. Traditional cuisine with fresh local produce. Burgers and hot dogs every Wednesday! See you soon! Alexandre and Stéphane.

The snack bar at the heart of the resort! The snack bar "Le Chalet" is the perfect place to warm up or recharge your batteries after a day on the slopes, with a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe! After spending some time enjoying the snow, the snack bar "Le Chalet", in the heart of the resort, welcomes you to warm up and enjoy a tasty dish, a hot drink or a crêpe or waffle! For all the latest information, visit the resort's website: www.stationaltiaigoual.com/ Our selection: "Home-made" dishes: pizza, croque monsieur, Lozère pie, chestnut tiramisu, blueberry tart, or let yourself be tempted by the Aigoual tartiflette with porcini mushrooms, Lozère pie or our Cévennes sweet onion soup! Salle hors sac open for snacks: €3 per person.

We're delighted to welcome you to our new setting, where we offer a friendly, relaxed atmosphere and family-style cuisine based on quality produce. We're delighted to welcome you to our new setting, where we offer family-style cuisine made from quality ingredients in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're dining with friends or taking a lunch break, enjoy a relaxing atmosphere and service that adapts to your pace. Our menu offers a wide choice of salads, pizzas and grilled meats to suit all tastes and appetites. Open all year round. Open every day for lunch and dinner. Takeaway meals all year round We'll do our utmost to make your meal a pleasant, gourmet experience.

Come and share gourmet moments on the restaurant's terrace with a breathtaking view of the Cevennes or in the completely renovated restaurant room. The chef offers you a menu made from fresh and local products. A refined and inventive cuisine, with local flavors, will be served on sunny days on the panoramic terrace overlooking the Gardons valley. Out of season, it will be served by the fire... Fruits and vegetables from the garden, products from the surrounding farms. Local products are honored: Pélardon, sweet onion of the Cevennes, lamb of Lozere, Baron of the Cevennes ...

Cuisine du terroir, originale, fait maison, créative, menus modifiés toutes les semaines, dans un cadre rustique, cheminée, terrasse ombragée. grand parking. Traiteur vente à emporter, épicerie fine, cuisine traditionnelle. Spécialités : - Goujonnettes de volaille au foie gras sur lit de papaille. - Pain perdu d'aubergine et confit d'agneau au thym. - Opéra au chocolat et café crème anglaise. Tous les mois découverte des viticulteurs.

Located in the Borgne Valley, in the commune of Les Plantiers, our Fontfouillouse gîte welcomes you to an unspoilt valley at the foot of a 12th-century Romanesque church. In the midst of the Cévennes chestnut grove, we have created our group gîte. Our accommodation comprises a large living room/kitchen with direct access to the outside, and sleeping areas for up to 15 people. Ideally located, we open our house for a stopover on a hike or a longer stay, a weekend with family or friends. We look forward to welcoming you. Our table d'hôtes is available on reservation, as are products from the chestnut grove. Guided walks available. In summer, there's a supervised lake in the village and river swimming nearby.

Comfortable and entirely renovated guest rooms in an old silkworm nursery in the middle of nature with private access to the river, gourmet and friendly table d'hôtes. Possibility of energizing and well-being massages by appointment from May to October. 4 km from Saint-Jean-du-Gard and close to the great Occitan sites, Les jardins Falguière are located between the Gardons valley and the Camisards valley, in the magnificent Cévennes National Park! The 5 guest rooms have been entirely renovated in accordance with environmental standards and can be combined into 2 family suites. Located on the first floor of the farmhouse, they all have a breathtaking view of the Cevennes terraces and the forest of the domain. The common shaded terrace as well as the lean-to of the old wood oven are at your disposal to enjoy your breakfasts and the table d'hôtes and moments of relaxation. For idleness, many spaces are arranged with deckchairs, hammocks on more than one hectare around the farmhouse. The domain is surrounded by the Gardon river and you will be able to take advantage of reserved spaces along the river for invigorating baths in translucent water. The rooms (19 to 30 m²) are air-conditioned with a spacious shower room and are equipped with a queen-size bed (160x200) and a sofa bed (90x200) of 3*/4* hotel quality. At your disposal, a courtesy tray with kettle, tea and coffee, cosmetic products and a hair dryer. Home-made breakfast with local products is included. The wifi is free in the common area and the 4G network is accessible throughout the site. Dogs are only allowed with express agreement and under conditions. You will be able to enjoy the common area with, library, board games. Many outdoor games are available (croquet, bowls, ball, darts, badminton). The covered lounge at your disposal will allow you to spend beautiful moments of relaxation. To discover the magnificent starry sky of the Cevennes, classified as the 2nd national reserve after the Pic du Midi, we have a telescope at your disposal. Small hiking trails as well as a discovery trail of the forest's species are accessible from the mas. Thanks to our external partners, many sports, cultural or nature activities are available. New for summer 2023, 2 therapists offer massages by appointment: Thai, well-being with hot oils, vitality maintenance workshops, QI gong. And to allow you to live a carefree vacation far from all daily constraints, we propose you our table d'hôtes whose menus are concocted from local products or coming from the vegetable garden cultivated in permaculture. Our philosophy: to allow you to live real moments of letting go, sharing and discovery in a friendly and family atmosphere in the heart of a rare and preserved natural domain.

Le Petit Baigneur offers you a return to your roots in a calm, family and simple environment, on the banks of the river Gardon. Enjoy moments of relaxation on the large and shaded pitches. The campsite allows you to benefit from all the necessary comfort to spend a pleasant stay, simple, friendly and warm. With its traditional tractor ride in summer for the children, the family atmosphere and the good mood of the place make it a tasty and memorable moment! The swimming will delight young and old with its direct access to the river which is quite hot in summer! Le Petit Baigneur welcomes you in tent, caravan and camper, but with your own equipment. There are no mobile homes or chalets available for rent. Equipment: bowling alley, games for children, table tennis, collective barbecue table tennis, collective barbecue, private parking, electric hook-up, services for services for motor homes... Comfort elements: internet access, view and direct access to the river river, refrigerated lockers or small fridges for rent.

On the Stevenson trail, this gîte d'étape offers hikers a relaxing and friendly break. Farmhouse environment. Living room, Wi-Fi access, 6 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, 4 washbasins, 3 wc, terrace, parking, electric heating, wood-burning stove, nearby bus. Sleeping accommodation: 15 single beds. Linen rental (€2/person), towels rental (€2/person). Stopover gîte for hikers, not self-catering. In 2009, Evelyne and Michel converted an old mill dating from the 16th century into a gîte d'étape. This comfortable, functional and friendly gîte is remarkably well suited to the needs of hikers in the new millennium. The preservation of the old buildings has created a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while respecting the architectural authenticity and rich history of the area. Lime rendering and the use of chestnut wood blend perfectly with the original stone. The garden offers a variety of relaxation areas for a well-deserved rest. Situated on the edge of the GR70 and very close to the GR61, 'Le Pré de Modestine' is the ideal place to enjoy the end of Stevenson's route, or to organize hikes to discover the Cévennes. The gîte is located 1 km upstream from Saint Jean du Gard.

Bivouac nature is a camp of eco-lodges tents to spend a pleasant stay in the heart of nature. It is also possible to rent a Bivouac pitch to pitch your own tent without electricity. Ecological and resolutely turned towards a committed and green tourism, the site of Bivouac Nature is without wifi nor car to take advantage fully and serenely of the place in family. Some tents are fully equipped (bathroom, solar panel lighting) and all our models have bedrooms with real beds and a kitchenette (fridge, 2 burner stove, dishes and utensils). It is also possible to rent a Bivouac pitch to put up your own tent (without electrical connection). We will accompany you throughout your stay and advise you. On the site, you will enjoy original activities: hiking and walks, treasure hunts, nature recreation for families in summer, and we will show you the most beautiful swimming spots in the region (river at 1.5 km). RICE* partner of the Cevennes National Park since 2020 (* International Dark Sky Reserve).

The Ravel vacation village offers 22 gites for rent, it is located in the Gard, in the heart of the southern Cevennes, less than 2 km from Saint Jean du Gard. The domain of Ravel extends over 4 hectares, wooded with maritime pines and chestnut trees of chestnut trees, it offers you to live the Cevennes intensely thanks to an environment rich in discovery and professional equipment on the domain. A bar, a covered swimming pool according to the season, playgrounds on the spot allow all the family to relax. Live your vacations to the fullest, go and discover the Gardons, we accompany you on hikes, and make you love and discover the discover the region. The Gardon of Mialet with its wild corners and its dreamed places for the bathing is in one kilometer, the Gardon of Saint Jean, quite as beautiful is also very close. Culturally rich, discover the red house museum and the steam train steam train in St Jean du Gard.

Happiness at hand, in a natural setting near the river and the village, the Camping des Sources offers you a successful vacation, under a Mediterranean sun in our beautiful Cévennes gardoises. Don't look any further, you have found it! Exceptional 3*** campsite ! Opening on April 1st with sanitary facilities and heated swimming pool and all the services at your service including bar, restaurant, grocery store and free wifi, under the sun of the Cevennes! Come and take advantage of what you don't have elsewhere: "a setting" with a diversity of rentals. There is something for every budget and according to your vacation criteria; Put down your suitcases, we take care of everything. We offer you real little moments of happiness in the middle of nature in a family and friendly atmosphere.

For 4 generations now, this family campsite welcomes you in the heart of the Cevennes between Anduze and Saint Jean du Gard, in the Mialet valley. It is located along the river and has its own private beach. The establishment located at the edge of the Cevennes National Park offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. It has a direct access to the river with a private beach, an aquatic complex of more than 600m² with a swimming pool of 250 m², a heated swimming pool with 4 slides including a kamikaze, an aqualudic space of 250 m² for the youngest with many water games and a new slide with sensation, the Tobbo-jump of 11m high. As for other activities, you will find a multi-sports field, an 18-hole mini golf course, a fitness area, a bowling alley with 12 courts, a games library and a children's playground accessible from the opening of the campsite. Activities for children from 3 to 5 years old and 6 to 10 years old, for teenagers from 11 to 14 years old and 15 to 18 years old as well as sports and leisure activities and big family games are organized in July and August, 6 days a week in our air-conditioned yurt. In high season, evening shows, karaoke, open-air cinema, dancing, themed evenings and bingo are organized. You will also find a bar-restaurant-ice-cream parlour with fresh and local products and a mini-market with newspapers and bread baked on the spot every day. In high season, a pizzeria and a straw hut are present. It is also the ideal starting point for numerous hikes or bike rides, in the mountains or along the Gardon river to discover the Cevennes and the Camisards valley. The camping "les Plans" we come there one day, we always come back.

Located in the heart of Saint Jean du Gard in a former silk mill, our family hotel offers 16 comfortable and stylish rooms to enjoy a country break in a preserved green setting. In this old spinning mill, witness of the great silk era, the hotel Les Bellugues offers a privileged setting located in the center of Saint-Jean-du-Gard, "the pearl of the Cevennes". This single-storey establishment, a pleasant place to stay and rest, will make you feel at home. In a delightful exotic setting of bamboos evoking the nearby Bamboo Grove, you will be able to recharge your batteries and enjoy the heated swimming pool from April to October. To be totally relaxed, a massage on demand will complete your experience! Close to Anduze and at the foot of the Cevennes, in the footsteps of Robert Louis Stevenson, you can discover the paths and trails of the Cevennes.

Mitoyen dans ensemble bati, dans une maison de caractère. 4 chambres d'hôtes, séjour commun, cuisine commune, terrasse commune, jardin commun, télévision. Au coeur des Cévennes Gardoise dans une vieille ferme familiale de la fin du 16e siècle située au milieu des bois et rénovée à l'ancienne. Gladys et Laurent vous accueilleront sur leur exploitation agricole cultivée en agriculture biologique où ils produisent des confitures, des jus de fruits, des plantes aromatiques, des sirops et où ils élèvent aussi des moutons et des ânes.