What to explore in Provence Occitane?
Natural and cultural sites

Discovering Provence Occitane from the campsite: must-see natural sites

Looking for a well-located campsite to explore Provence Occitane without wasting your time? Our campsite is the perfect spot, situated between Des Gorges de l’Ardèche and La Vallée de la Cèze. Hiking, swimming, or discovering picturesque medieval villages – our region has everything to delight you. Put on your sneakers and dive into the Provençal Dolce Vita!

The Palace of the Popes: a monument to religious power

Just 40 minutes from Camping Les Genêts d'Or, the Palace of the Popes in Avignon stands as one of the largest Gothic palaces in Europe. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this impressive monument reveals its vast halls, historical frescoes, and majestic ramparts, all testifying to papal power in the 14th century.

Goudargues: paddle through a natural paradise

Nicknamed "the little Venetian town of Gard" for its tree-lined canals and 14 crystal-clear springs, Goudargues is a true gem of nature. Cèze Canoë offers routes suitable for all levels. The "Discovery of the Blue Stones" route, spanning 8 kilometers, is a peaceful journey along the water, among black kites, herons, beavers, and mallards.

Château de Manissy: a must-visit for a taste of local heritage

France's first cru rosé, Tavel is born on the right bank of the Rhône, between pebbles and sand. At Château de Manissy, a 17th-century estate, the tradition continues with organic and biodynamic farming under the guidance of Florian, heir to seven generations of winemakers.

Hand-harvested, this rosé with its intense color reveals fresh, round notes reminiscent of the garrigue. Served at 12°C, it pairs perfectly with exotic dishes or a summer barbecue.