Camping Les Plans

You can ditch the car and stay close to site for your whole holiday here, whether lazing on the riverside beach, swimming and fishing in the river, or heading off onto the Cévennes National Park's walking and cycling routes. Venturing out by vehicle (or bike, if you still fancy), the Grotte de Trabuc cave four kilometres away is a must-see around here for its '100,000 soldiers': the several thousand small structures similar to stalagmites, clustered together like troops. Also nearby is Saint-Jean-du-Gard, five kilometres away, where you can catch a train on the heritage railway running from the village to Anduze, via the Bambouseraie de Prafrance bamboo garden. And then onto the Pont du Gard… the spectacular Roman aqueduct spanning the Gardon river, 35 kilometres from the site and one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in the world.