Camping in Languedoc-Roussillon

In addition to its architectural achievements, the region supports and initiates a number of cultural and artistic projects and, in particular, manages the Regional Centre of Contemporary Art in Sète and the Regional Museum of Contemporary Art in Sérignan.

The Canal du Midi, the medieval towns, and cities that are more than 2,000 years old, offer visitors a journey through time and history, on foot or by water. 

Oysters, sea bream and rouille de supion (squid with garlic sauce) from the ocean; melons, plums, gariguette strawberries and apricots from the orchards of Roussillon; lamb from the Cathar region, petits pâtés de Pézenas (tarts filled with sweet and savoury lamb), duck and gardiane de taureau (bull meat and red wine stew) for a bit of meat; and rousquilles (soft crown-shaped biscuits), tourron (Iberian nougat), crème catalane (a kind of baked custard) and millas (a kind of cornflour flan) for dessert... there are so many flavours to discover! For wine lovers, don't hesitate to join a tasting session in the vineyards.

The Cévennes National Park reveals magnificent landscapes, while at the Narbonnaise Regional Nature Reserve you will discover ponds, garrigues, marshes and vineyards with character. Languedoc-Roussillon possesses a rare biodiversity and places its preservation at the centre of its concerns. The diversity of landscapes allows its visitors to enjoy a number of activities: hiking, mountain biking, white water sports, etc.