Camping du Domaine de Massereau

A stay at the Camping du Domaine de Massereau is primarily of interest to discerning campers who want to have a really good rest during their holiday. The very large site offers plenty of space to relax and also has many amenities, such as the partially heated water park and a wide range of sports activities for the whole family.

Luxurious camping under holm oaks

The 89 parcelled-out pitches at Camping du Domaine de Massereau are spread over an area of around eight hectares, with both the pitches and the distances between them being very generous. In the gentle shade of the old oak trees, the site stretches out on both sides of a gorge up to 10 metres deep, which is spanned by several bridges. The facilities on the site are as exclusive as the terrain. The campsite, which is run to the highest ecological standards, has a very large pool area where younger guests in particular can have fun on the water slide. Their parents, on the other hand, will appreciate the wellness area at Camping du Domaine de Massereau. Relaxation is guaranteed in the hammam, steam bath or with many other treatments. In order to achieve real deep relaxation, it is of course important to know that the children are well. The professional mini-club staff, who lovingly look after the little ones, ensure a carefree time for parents. Sports enthusiasts will find a wide range of sports on offer, including mini golf and tennis. Campers can also try out sports such as boules or archery. Thanks to the expert guidance of the sports entertainment team, you can learn these new disciplines in no time at all.

Camping in the Languedoc

The Languedoc region is known above all for its winegrowing. Camping du Domaine de Massereau has developed from this tradition and invites its guests to take part in guided tours of the vineyards every evening. At the end of the tour, a wine tasting is of course a must. The Languedoc also has plenty on offer for active camping guests. The "Via Ferrata des Vidourle" is only around 15 minutes away from the campsite. Here, visitors can try their hand at climbing on the natural rock in good safety. The region is also known for its hiking and cycling routes, the most famous of which, the "Voie Verte", runs right next to the site. This former railway line is now used by cheerful nature lovers instead of trains.