Camping du Domaine d'Anglas

Walkers can start with the six-kilometre route that runs through the estate’s own vineyard, then head out into the Cévennes National Park for longer routes taking in mountains and lakes. Hire bikes on site to roam around the local cycle routes, including one along a disused railway line, or drive up to Cazilhac (10 minutes) for horse riding. Down in Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois there’s a canoe centre where you can hire kit or join guided trips on the Hérault river (have a chat with reception staff at Domaine d’Anglas to find out about any current discounts for guests). This is a great area for climbing, too – you can either go freestyle or follow a guide along a via ferrata route. Or you could really up the adrenaline levels and chuck yourself off a mountainside from the paragliding centre 20 minutes’ drive away. Back down on earth, carry on below the surface to admire the rock formations at the Demoiselles caves, just outside Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois, or trot over to the cave at Clamouse, just over half an hour away.