Motorhome area of Saint-Ambroix (Gard)
Welcome to the Saint-Ambroix (Gard) area.
This territory offers you several areas in Gard, ideal for your stops.
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Right now:
15,14 € /24h
Including 1,30 € tourist tax
Customer reviews
4/5(12 reviews)
Area advantages
Near the town centre and shops
Quiet setting 400 m from the Dugas chapel
In the former silk capital
Nearby
Point of interest
The Dugas chapel
The Guisquet tower
The Bonnet mill
Shops
Just next to the shops and near a supermarket
Local markets
The market of Saint-Ambroix is held every Tuesday from 7 am to 1 pm (Place du Temple)
Events
July: Medieval festival around the legend of Volo Biòu
Nearby markets
Good deals
LA CABANE DE ROBINSON
LA CABANE DE ROBINSON
8 place aux Herbes, 30500 Saint Ambroix
04 66 24 36 94
Description :
Offer:
Valid
until 30/12/2026
Reserved for customers
With access card
LES BISCUITS DE MUMU
Description :
Artisan biscuit bakery renowned for its homemade biscuits and preservative-free products offering authentic Cévennes, Corsican, Italian and Provençal specialities.
Offer:
On presentation of your Camping-Car Park proof of stay, enjoy a 5% discount on biscuits.
Valid
until 30/12/2026
Reserved for customers
With access card
Seasonal rates
24h stopover
Current price
11/07/2026 - 31/12/2027
13,84 € /24h
5h parking + services
Current price
Starting today
6,00 €
Tourist tax
Current price
04/05/2023 - 31/12/2027
1,30 € /24h
Description
Next to the football pitch
In the town centre
Close to tourist attractions
Tourism / Discovery
Saint-Ambroix is located 50 km north of Nîmes, in the Cèze valley. The former silk capital reveals its historic heritage through its well-preserved medieval monuments. Its location in the heart of the Cévennes offers magnificent hiking trails. The river running through the north of the town is a magnificent setting for walking, cycling or fishing.
The Dugas chapel is indisputably the most impressive monument in Saint-Ambroix.
With its imposing height (over 40 m), it dominates and protects the town. Other buildings bear witness to the medieval past of this ancient fortified town, such as the Guisquet tower. The Bonnet mill, meanwhile, dates back to the 12th century and was transformed over the years to become a flour mill, among other things.
Experience the popular traditions of Saint-Ambroix by discovering its local culture and the famous legend of Volo Biòu, a story of wine and a winged ox, the main theme of the festival held in July.
