Camping Les Fauvettes

Excellent Anduze, a couple of kilometres away, is a medieval village at the foot of the Cevennes range with a good range of old buildings to see like its 14th-century clock tower and 17th-century castle. Its 15th-century marketplace is still the site for Anduze markets in these modern times: markets are on Thursdays if you want to go along with your basket to stock up. From Anduze, take the Cévennes Steam Train to Saint-Jean-du-Gard, the riverside town in the Cévennes where Robert Louis Stevenson finished up on his journey for his book Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes. The train stops off at the Bambouseraie de Prafrance botanical and bamboo gardens on its way to and from Saint-Jean. The medieval village of Vézénobres is worth the 21-kilometre trip for a peaceful day around its old buildings, set on a hill surrounded by vineyards. The Roman amphitheatre, temple and swaths of parks and gardens of Nîmes can be reached in 48 kilometres. Les Fauvettes is 14 kilometres from Luna Park Anduze.