Motorhome area of Aigues-Mortes (Gard)
Welcome to the Aigues-Mortes (Gard) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Gard, ideal for your stops.
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Area advantages
Close to the historic center: just 2 km away, accessible by foot or bike.
Natural surroundings: peaceful setting by the water, ideal for relaxing.
Full amenities: electricity, water, waste disposal, and a restaurant with local products.
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Point of interest
Aigues-Mortes ramparts – 2 km
Salins du Midi (Salt Marshes) – 2.5 km
Le Grau-du-Roi (beaches) – 7 km
Seaquarium (Grau-du-Roi) – 7.5 km
Manade Jullian (Camargue bulls ranch) – 5 km
Scamandre Nature Reserve – 15 km
Nîmes (arenas, Roman temples) – 35 km
Montpellier (Comédie square, Fabre museum) – 30 km
Local markets
Saint-Louis Festival – Late August, medieval-themed parades and tournaments.
Camargue Festival – In spring, celebrating local nature and traditions.
Weekly market in Aigues-Mortes – Every Wednesday and Sunday morning, with local food and crafts.
Events
Saint-Louis Festival – Late August, medieval-themed parades and tournaments.
Camargue Festival – In spring, celebrating local nature and traditions.
Weekly market in Aigues-Mortes – Every Wednesday and Sunday morning, with local food and crafts.
Nearby markets
Description
Located less than 2 km from the historic center of Aigues-Mortes, the site offers a peaceful setting by a pond.
It features 74 spacious pitches, either shaded or sunny, on a stabilized gravel surface.
Services include electricity, fresh water, grey and black water disposal, and an on-site restaurant serving local dishes.
Tourism / Discovery
At the gateway to the Camargue, Aigues-Mortes is a medieval walled city founded in the 13th century by King Louis IX.
Its well-preserved ramparts, impressive towers, and cobbled streets take you on a journey through time. The town center, with Place Saint-Louis, is lively and filled with artisan shops, art galleries, and charming cafés.
Beyond the walls, the Camargue reveals its wild beauty: ponds, salt marshes, white horses, and pink flamingos. The “Salins du Midi” showcase vibrant colors, especially at sunset. Nature lovers can explore scenic trails by foot or bike, and birdwatchers will be thrilled by the region’s avian diversity.
A few kilometers away, Le Grau-du-Roi offers fine sandy beaches. The Seaquarium is perfect for families with its marine life exhibits. For a more authentic experience, take a boat trip on the canals or visit a local “manade” to discover Camargue traditions.
