Camping La Sousta

Camping La Sousta offers the opportunity for swimming, rafting and kayaking thanks to its direct location on the River Gard. Children and teenagers can let off steam here. The campsite has a pool and a paddling pool for children. Entertainment is provided from early in the morning until late at night. Above all, the shady family campsite is ideal for excursions in the region.

Modern 4-star campsite with private beach

Camping La Sousta is located in Remoulins, right next to the famous Pont du Gard bridge. This Roman aqueduct has spanned the Gardon valley for over 2,000 years and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The campsite is located in a pine and oak forest and offers 266 parcelled pitches for guests. Campers and caravanners are provided with all amenities such as emptying cassette toilets, supply and disposal facilities and power sockets. Children can enjoy the miniclub, professional children's entertainment and the pool and paddling pool. A bistro, a pizzeria, a restaurant and a bar cater for your physical well-being on the campsite. There is also a small grocery shop selling fresh bread and catering for the needs of young parents. Dogs are welcome at the campsite, but must be kept on a lead. Wi-Fi is available on most of the site, otherwise there is an internet corner with computers. There is direct access to the River Gard from the campsite. Swimming and water sports are popular activities on the pebble beach there. A footpath leads from the campsite to a bridge. In the evenings, Camping La Sousta offers an entertainment programme and a discotheque. However, the wooded surroundings of the campsite can be described as very quiet.

Excursions, activities and sights

The campsite has a fitness trail in the forest and organises guided canoe trips on the river. Hikes and cultural and sports programmes are also organised from the campsite. Archery, tennis, golf and bike and boat hire are also available. As the campsite is located between Avignon and Nîmes, excursions to these cultural cities in Provence are well worthwhile. The former papal palace and the cathedral in Avignon are well worth a visit. An insider tip is the medieval town of Uzès with its winding alleyways, bell tower and ducal palace. The biggest attraction, however, is the Pont du Gard in the immediate vicinity of the campsite. The 49 metre high Roman structure is open to visitors and there is also a Pont du Gard Museum.