Wooden chalet on the banks of the Tarn, quiet, natural and family-friendly

At the heart of the regional park of the Grands Causses, on the edge of the Tarn, shaded and surrounded by nature. Halfway between the Millau Viaduct and Roquefort cheese caves, close to the UNESCO listed Larzac plateau you will enjoy the family atmosphere of our small campsite, with its beach lifeguard, his restaurant feet in the water, water rentals and tranquility that surrounds the place. With 6 cabins and 6 new mobile homes is a human scale!

In the shade of trees that populate fifties the site you will have the pleasure to enjoy the sound of crickets, ballet tightrope squirrels or rabbits walk.
With a capacity of 4 to 6 places, the cottages are fully equipped kitchen, bathroom and toilet, covered terrace with garden furniture, heating, large pitches, barbecue, free WiFi internet, parking. The chalets are well spaced from each other, allowing you to have some privacy.
A beach with safe swimming allow you to enjoy the Tarn river whose water is classified as A. The water is calm, ideal for children to swim.
The nautical offers canoe rentals, motor boat without a license and pedalo. It is installed on the edge of Tarn like the restaurant, the terrace offers a magnificent view of the lake.

A hundred meters away is the waterfall of Saint Rome and many hiking trails departures and ATVs. You can, in the surroundings, ride a horse, discover the Templar sites of Larzac, the Roquefort caves, the Gorges du Tarn, the Dourbie, the Millau Viaduct, introduce you to the tree climbing or discover the insects Micropolis.

You get on-site services such as games for children, a football field, a tennis court, laundry, bread and mail .....

The village is located 5 minutes walk, it has all the services: bakery, newspapers, restaurants, tobacco, pharmacy, doctor, petrol station, hairdresser, grocery store, post office, artisans of art .... The markets countries allow you to discover the wealth of Aveyron land at reasonable prices.

We also offer rentals on weekends and renting a room with a capacity of 50 people.

Laurent and Boris Verpraet