3-star campsite near the Camargue
Are you looking for a campsite rental with a pool for your family vacation in the south of France?
Discover the full Camargue culture and the beauty of the landscapes in the natural park by booking a mobile home or a pitch in a campsite near the Camargue! Also, explore our caravan pitches.
The La Roquette campsite, located in the south of France near the Camargue, is a family-friendly campsite with a water park and many activities.
The La Roquette campsite near the Camargue offers a range of family accommodations to suit various budgets and needs, with mobile homes ranging from 22 to 32 m² that can accommodate 2 to 6 people, all featuring spacious terraces.
Enjoy the great outdoors by going green at a campsite in the Camargue!
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South of Avignon and less than 35 km from Arles, Camping La Roquette welcomes you to a small, carefully landscaped domain designed for your peace and relaxation. You’ll enjoy a heated swimming pool with a paddling pool for young children, a kids’ club supervised by professionals, a seasonal snack bar, and weekly friendly events such as dance nights and pétanque tournaments.
Camping stay just a few kilometers from the Camargue
Are you looking for a campsite in the Camargue with a water park for the whole family in the South of France?
Located 40 minutes northeast of Arles, Camping La Roquette, near Avignon, offers shaded camping pitches of at least 80 square meters with electrical hookups. The rental park includes 7 types of mobile homes equipped for 2 to 6 people.
The campsite provides several quality services, including a snack bar and a heated pool open throughout the season.
For children, various games and activities are available all summer long.
Adults are also well catered for, with activities like aquagym, a dance meal on Wednesdays, and a pétanque contest on Sundays.
Please note that the entire campsite is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
From Camping La Roquette, take the D28 westward and join the D570N towards Graveson. Head south, and you will quickly reach Arles, your gateway to the Camargue.
From the campsite near the Camargue, it takes about an hour to reach Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer.
Cheap campsite near the Camargue
Camping La Roquette offers several mobile homes that can accommodate two, four, or six people. These rentals are air-conditioned and provide comfortable, well-equipped living spaces. Additionally, the establishment offers various promotional deals that allow vacationers to make significant savings on their holiday expenses.
The price changes follow the seasons :
- Low season: from March 29th to June 12th and from September 12th to October 24th.
- Low season: from June 13th to July 4th and from August 22nd to September 11th.
- Mid season: from August 15th to August 21st.
- High season: from July 4th to August 14th.
We have selected three promising offers on weekly mobile-home rates:
- Ohara mobile-home for 4 people: €295 in low season; €345 in low season; €455 in mid season; €560 in high season.
- Louisiane mobile-home for 4 people: €315 in very low season; €395 in low season; €530 in mid season; €660 in high season.
- Riviera mobile-home for 4 people: €345 in very low season; €415 in low season; €555 in mid season; €695 in high season.
Visit the Camargue from the campsite.
Located in the Bouches-du-Rhône and Gard departments, the Camargue is a unique natural region in Europe formed by the delta of the Rhône River. This wild and wetland area is made up of marshes, ponds, lagoons, and rice fields bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
Few people live there, despite human presence dating back to Antiquity. The region is mainly known for raising horses and bulls, and cultivating rice and salt. It’s a land of traditions and authenticity where nature reigns.
The main cities and villages of the Camargue are Arles to the north, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and its beaches to the south, Aigues-Mortes to the west, and Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône to the east. They surround the Camargue Regional Nature Park.
The Camargue attracts visitors looking to reconnect with nature and experience a genuine connection with the animal world. Its authentic and wild landscapes can be explored on foot, by bike, but especially on horseback!
The top 5 must-do activities in the Camargue
If you have limited time to spend in the Camargue during your vacation, here is a top 5 of must-do activities in the Camargue.
- Discover the ancient past of Arles
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Arles is the gateway to the northern Camargue. It is a beautiful city full of history and culture, with numerous monuments dating back to Antiquity, such as the amphitheater and the Alyscamps. Its photography meetings attract millions of visitors from around the world each year. - Stroll along the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes
The history of Aigues-Mortes dates back to Antiquity, but its significance grew during the Middle Ages and the Crusades in the 13th century. Aigues-Mortes is a unique medieval city with a rich history. A visit to its towers, ramparts, and monuments is a must for anyone exploring the Camargue. - Explore the Camargue on horseback
To truly immerse yourself in the heart of the Camargue, there’s nothing better than a horseback ride. Many places offer rides along the Camargue trails. At the horse’s pace, you’ll discover the fantastic landscapes, the guardian huts, the beaches, and the ponds. A unique moment during your visit to the Camargue. - Take a cruise in the Camargue
Several companies offer the chance to explore the Camargue marshes by boat, which is ideal as much of the region is inaccessible by car. It’s truly by boat that you’ll discover the Camargue and its vast ponds. Several companies depart from Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, Grau-du-Roi, and Aigues-Mortes. - Watch birds at the Pont-de-Gau Ornithological Park
Located in the Camargue on the RD 570 between Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and Arles, the Pont-de-Gau Ornithological Park is home to many bird species, including pink flamingos, storks, raptors, and herons. On a 7-kilometer trail, you can observe the birds in an untouched natural environment.
The Camargue is a unique region to visit during your camping vacation. It’s a destination especially loved by nature enthusiasts and horse riding enthusiasts.
