The PODs and the camping pitches beneath the trees, seen from above

The campsite

A small, woodland site a hundred metres from the Tarn.

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Het laantje langs de kampeerplaatsen
Schaduwrijke kampeerplaatsen onder de hoge bomen
De PODs met parasol en ligstoelen in het herfstlicht
Camper, PODs en tunneltent langs het laantje
Maaltijdsalades uit het campingrestaurant

Everything on the campsite

The swimming pool with the sun terrace and the picnic tables

Swimming

The 14 by 6 metre swimming pool is 1.5 metres deep throughout, heated by solar panels and open from 1 May to 30 September, daily from 10:00 to 20:00. Children swim under adult supervision. Behind the campsite, just one hundred metres away, lies a small beach on the Tarn.

The bar and restaurant of the campsite

Food and drink

The campsite restaurant is open all year round for lunch and dinner: salads, burgers and sandwiches. On Wednesday and Saturday evenings we bake pizzas, also available to take away, and from June through to September there is a barbecue evening on Mondays. Outside of July and August, we kindly ask you to make a reservation.

The walking maps and brochures of the area at the reception

Active from the campsite

Several marked walking routes start on the site, such as the 12-kilometre Rocher des Fées, and the mountain bike route Le célibataire. At the reception, two driving routes are available, also via QR code. On the campsite itself, a floodlit pétanque court and a table tennis table.

The swimming pool with the sun terrace and the picnic tables

For the children

A playground for children aged 5 to 12 with a swing, climbing wall and slide, a trampoline, the table tennis table and of course the swimming pool and the little beach on the Tarn. The shower and toilet block features a children's toilet and a baby bath with changing table.

Shower room with baby bath in the sanitary building

Comfort and sanitary facilities

The sanitary building is open day and night: ten showers, sixteen washbasins with plug sockets in separate cubicles, a children's toilet, a baby bath and a bathroom for guests with reduced mobility. There is also a washing-up and laundry room. Every pitch has a 16A power supply, and free Wi-Fi is available.

The small shop at the reception

Reception, shop and motorhome service

The reception is open daily from 09:00 to 12:00 and from 15:00 to 20:00, with the little shop right beside it. At the entrance you will find a motorhome service point: this is where you can empty your chemical toilet, top up with fresh water and dispose of waste water. The site also features a permanent barbecue with an outdoor kitchen.

Everything at a glance

Swimming

  • Swimming pool of 14 by 6 metres
  • Sun terrace
  • Little beach on the Tarn

Food and drink

  • Camping restaurant
  • Pizza evening on Wednesday and Saturday
  • Barbecue evening on Monday
  • Little shop at the reception
  • Communal barbecue and outdoor kitchen

Active from the campsite

  • Walking routes from the campsite
  • Mountain bike route Le célibataire
  • Pétanque court
  • Table tennis
  • Team motorways
  • Canoe, climbing park, via ferrata and canyoning nearby

For the children

  • Playground
  • Trampoline
  • Children's toilet and baby bath

Comfort and sanitary facilities

  • Sanitary building, open day and night
  • Bathroom for disabled guests
  • Washing-up and laundry room
  • Power 16A at every pitch
  • Free wifi
  • Drinking water points
  • Fridge and garden set for hire

Reception, shop and motorhome service

  • Reception
  • Camper Service
  • Ecological sanitation on reed filter
  • Winter camping

Open from April 15 to October 31; winter camping with your own equipment from 1 November to 14 April

Small, green and open all year round

Camping de l'Aiguebelle is a small, three-star natural campsite set on a wooded plot, one hundred metres from the Tarn. The pitches, averaging 100 m², are largely shaded; we also hire out eleven distinctive accommodations: five PODs, a canvas bell tent, two tunnel tents, a caravan, and two bunk-bed cabins.

The site is situated one and a half kilometres from the centre of Ispagnac, on the edge of the Parc national des Cévennes and the Grands Causses area. Peace and nature, with all that the Lozère has to offer right on your doorstep.

You are also welcome during winter, from 1 November to 14 April, with your own tent, caravan, or motorhome; several PODs and the caravan are available to hire during this period as well. Simply ring the bell at the entrance.

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Spacious, shady pitches with a POD in the background

Good to know

Check-in15:00check-out 12:00

Accessibility

Accessible bathroomsSeparate bathroom for disabled guests in the sanitary building

Floor plan

Find your way around the campsite

On the map you can see where the camping pitches are located: the PODs (1 to 6) on the right-hand side, the furnished tents on pitches 16 and 17, the caravan on pitch 2, and the box beds on pitches 3 and 4. The reception with the restaurant, the swimming pool, and the shower block are situated near the entrance; at the far end, the path begins towards the little beach on the Tarn and the walk to the Rocher des Fées.

Pitch
camping pitch
Reception
reception
Sanitary block
sanitary block
Laundry room
laundry room
Playground
playground
Swimming pool
swimming pool
Electric hook-up points
electric hook-up points
Drinking water
drinking water
Beach
beach
Footpath
footpath
Fire extinguishers
fire extinguishers
Evacuation route
evacuation route

Camping de l'Aiguebelle on the map

Camping de l'Aiguebelle is situated one and a half kilometres from the centre of Ispagnac, the first village of the Gorges du Tarn, on the edge of the Parc national des Cévennes and the Grands Causses area. A baker, a butcher and a small supermarket can be found in Ispagnac; a larger supermarket in Florac, 7 km away. All the major sights of the Lozère are within less than an hour's drive.

Camping de l'AiguebelleL'Aiguebelle, lieu-dit Le Cantonnet Bas48320 IspagnacDiscover Lozère →
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Experiences from our guests

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What a wonderful campsite! 🤩 The welcome was most warm-hearted, and Joey and Leonie were excellent hosts! 🥰 We had a beautiful, spacious and shady pitch for our motorhome, and the dogs could immediately go and dip…

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Cécile Vrijhoff
Jun 2026
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Warm welcome from enthusiastic owners. Beautiful campsite with spacious pitches. We also thoroughly enjoyed cooling off in the swimming pool and savoured delicious pizzas. A real must for anyone looking to go camping…

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Petra Takkenkamp
Jun 2026
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7th June. We stayed here at a very hospitable small-scale campsite on the Tarn. A wonderful spot, especially for retirees and families with young children. Beautiful large pitches, good sanitary facilities, lovely…

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Margriet Sebestik
Jun 2026
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The campsite is run by Dutch owners who go out of their way to make you feel at home. Always a friendly word. Out of necessity I had to make use of the disabled toilet and shower, and that was very pleasant indeed. We…

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Antoinette Eggink
Apr 2026
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A truly beautiful campsite. The couple Joey and Leonie and mother Johanna started here around April and have already achieved so much — their enthusiasm is infectious, and you can both feel and see it! Lovely pitches.…

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Colinda Kallenkoot
Aug 2025

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