Camping Canoë Gorges du Tarn

Between the densely wooded hills of the Aveyron, Camping Les Peupliers is an ideal starting point for hikes through the gorges of the River Tarn or for cycling. There is an exciting holiday programme for children right on the campsite with the aqua park, the large playground and the mini club. A good atmosphere is guaranteed with bingo or karaoke as part of the family evenings.

4-star Camping Les Peupliers with outdoor pool

Camping Les Peupliers in Rivière-sur-Tarn in the south of France is situated in a panoramic location with a view of the steep cliffs of the Tarn Valley. The campsite's 96 pitches are partly shady and partly sunny and are separated by hedges. All pitches are equipped with an electricity connection, while the comfort category also offers a waste water connection. WLAN is available free of charge throughout the family-friendly site. A popular meeting place for guests is the cosy Piboul Snack restaurant, which serves pizza, burgers, grilled dishes and other delicacies. It is also possible to buy fresh bread rolls and other groceries in the campsite shop. With a large play area, a bouncy castle and a trampoline, Camping Les Peupliers offers youngsters a wide range of activities. Fun is also guaranteed by the dedicated entertainers at the children's club, who provide variety with craft workshops and sporting competitions. Little explorers enjoy taking part in fossil excursions or treasure hunts. Adults can get in shape with aqua gymnastics in the large outdoor pool. Right next to it is a paddling pool for children with colourful water toys and slides. The River Tarn, which flows directly past the campsite, also offers refreshment. With an outdoor fitness trail as well as football and volleyball courts, Camping Les Peupliers is an Eldorado for sporty guests.

Discover the fascinating gorges of Tarns

The Tarns gorges have been awarded the Grand Site de France label due to the unique beauty of the landscape. From La Malène, around 30 kilometres from the campsite, a five-hour hike starts over the mountains to the Roc des Hourtous, from where the view of the rugged cliffs of the narrow valley is breathtaking. The return journey is along the hiking trail directly into the valley. The Gorges du Tarn are also home to some of the most beautiful climbing crags in the south of France. In the gorge to the west of the Cervennes, there are 500 routes of varying difficulty. A canoe or boat trip through the fascinating natural landscape is a more leisurely way to explore. The boats also leave from La Malène.