To know everything about the Cevennes Well positioned between the Massif Central and the Mediterranean, the Cévennes National Park is a tourist destination conducive to getting away from it all and discovering a particularly beautiful and preserved nature. Created on September 2, 1970, the Cevennes National Park has the particularity of being permanently inhabited in… Continue reading The Cevennes National Park
The campsite is located northwest of the AOC “Terrasse du Larzac” appellation, which includes 32 municipalities at the foot of the Larzac plateau. The grape varieties used for red wine are five in number: Syrah, Grenache, Mourvèdre, Carignan, and Cinsault. The particularity of this appellation is its climate and its terroir. This particular geographical location,… Continue reading Wine tourism
Nestled in the heart of the Vis gorges, a veritable canyon that cuts into the Causses du Larzac to the south of Blandas and Campestre to the north, the Cirque de Navacelles is a grandiose geological curiosity. At a depth of 300 meters, it is more specifically a meander abandoned by the Vis, which has… Continue reading Wonderful site of Navacelles
Discover the Cirque of Navacelles : A Geological Gem in the Heart of the Gorges de la Vis Nestled in the heart of the Gorges de la Vis, a true canyon that cuts through the Causses of Larzac between Blandas to the south and Campestre to the north, the Cirque de Navacelles is a geological… Continue reading The Grand Site of Navacelles
Between Saint Pierre la Fage and Saint Maurice de Navacelles (El Rancho), every day, in July and August, every weekend in June and September, come and discover the sumptuous spectacle of Falconry in free flight, offered by the Wings of Larzac. 2 demonstrations at 2.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. Haris Buzzard, Grand Duke Falcon, Barn… Continue reading Falconry show
Located 14 miles from Soubes, very close to Lodève and Clermont l’Hérault, Lake Salagou offers a colorful landscape. The nearby riverbanks and mountains are red ! The region offers a wide range of activities and conceals quantities of curiosities not to be missed. Lake Salagou is a paradise for lovers of sliding sports or swimming… Continue reading To visit : Lake Salagou
Located in the heart of Hérault, Camping des Sources offers an ideal setting for nature and adventure lovers. Among the many activities available, water sports occupy a special place. Whether you are passionate about sailing, canoeing or want to try canyoning, the region is full of possibilities. This article guides you through the best water… Continue reading Water Discover the water sports to practice near the Lac du Salagou and the Gorges de l’Hérault
The Grand Site of France Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert – Gorges de l’Hérault is located in the valley of the Hérault river about 40 km west of Montpellier and extends over 5 municipalities: Aniane, Montpeyrou, Puechabon, St-Guilhem-le-Desert and St Jean-de-Fos. The village of St Guilhem-le-Désert is an essential place to visit for lovers of art history, the village… Continue reading Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert Herault Gorges
The first category Brèze river is accessible directly from the campsite, 7 km long, it has its source in the circus at the end of the world, crosses the municipalities of Saint Etienne de Gourgas and Soubes, before flowing into the Lergues. There is all around, camping, something to do for fishing enthusiasts. Many streams… Continue reading Fishing
The Cirque de Mourèze is a curiosity of the region. It is a dolomitic site of 340 Ha, where erosion has shaped a ruiniform landscape. Formerly inhabited by prehistoric men, then by coal miners and shepherds, it is now only visited by tourists. The oddly shaped rocks are named: the Sphynx, the Guardian, the Oracle,… Continue reading To visit : The circus of Mourèze
CAMPING DES SOURCES A SOUBÈS DANS L’HÉRAULT
Nadège et Stéphane
1445 Chemin des Aubaygues
34700 Soubès – France
+ 33 4 67 44 32 02
+ 33 6 38 58 67 98
05 Avril 2025 au 11 Octobre 2025
Horaires :
Période d’ouverture hors Juillet et Août
de 9h30-12h00 et 16h00-18h30
Juillet – Août
de 8h30-12h30 et 15h30-19h30
