Looking for a base in the Camargue to visit the medieval town of Aigues-Mortes? Our campsite near Aigues-Mortes puts you 38 km from the ramparts, which is a 34-minute drive via the D37 and then the D46. Air-conditioned mobile homes and spacious pitches: this 3-star campsite in the Camargue has everything you need for a real family holiday, between early starts for the Gard beaches and late afternoons by the pool. Welcome to Crin Blanc.
Beach lovers often head on to the coast: our campsite near Le Grau-du-Roi gives access to the fishing port and long stretches of sand.
Our location between Arles and the town of Aigues-Mortes
Our 3-star campsite lies along the D37 departmental road, just opposite the hamlet of Saliers, in the heart of the Camargue Regional Nature Park. From here, the road to Aigues-Mortes crosses rice fields and marshes before crossing into the Gard via the D46. Arles is 15 km away, Nîmes airport 16 km and the sea a 30-minute drive. This central location explains why so many families prefer a campsite near Aigues-Mortes to an address in town: here, horses and bulls graze behind the fences, and pink flamingos fly over the lagoons. Julie and Cécilia, two sisters passionate about their region, run Crin Blanc and help you plan your days between Camargue nature, Languedoc-Roussillon beaches and art towns. Free on-site parking makes it easy to come and go between nature and the coast, all season long.In short:
- Aigues-Mortes is 38 km away, a 34-minute drive via the D37 and then the D46.
- Our estate has around 70 rental accommodations and 50 pitches.
- We are open from April to September, water area included.
- Le Grau-du-Roi, L’Espiguette and Port-Camargue are nearby, less than an hour away.
This location also earns the campsite the name of our campsite near Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, about thirty minutes from the beaches and the fortified church. Further inland, our campsite near Vauvert opens onto the Costières vineyards.
A water area between two visits
Our water area has 3 distinct zones, open every day from 10 am to 7 pm. The large pool has a swimming lane so you can swim lengths first thing in the morning, while the balneo area offers jet benches, a water cannon and a micro-bubble seat. Children head for the paddling pool and its 20 cm of water: a big tipping bucket, a pink flamingo and three wall waterfalls make up water games designed for toddlers. The big winding slidekeeps older children busy for much of the day. After a morning on the ramparts of Aigues-Mortes, this campsite with a pool in the Camargue is the perfect stop, with sun loungers on the raised deck. One reservation: swimming is under parental supervision and the balneo pool is not allowed for children under 12.
The same water area awaits families at our campsite near Nîmes, who come for the Roman amphitheatre and the Maison Carrée. Our campsite near Uzès shares these three pools with visitors to the Gardon valley.
Mobile homes and pitches for every family
Our campsite near Aigues-Mortes has around 70 rental accommodations with a private terrace. Renting a mobile home in the Camargue is still the most popular option, from couples to groups of 12 with the Grand Mistral model. Here are the available accommodations:
- Our air-conditioned mobile homes have 2 to 6 bedrooms, for 4 to 12 people.
- The brand-new Premium Roseau model features contemporary decor.
- Our Coco Sweet tents, halfway between a tent and a mobile home, sleep 2 to 4 people.
- The small house and the large Pampa cabin suit groups of 4 to 8 people.
- Every accommodation has a fitted kitchen, a bathroom and a separate toilet.
Tent lovers prefer our camping pitches in the Camargue : 50 plots of 80 to 100 m², with 10-amp electricity, with or without a 10 m² arbour for shade. For family holidays in high season, booking is done directly online.
These accommodations also make our campsite near the Pont du Gard a comfortable base for visiting the UNESCO-listed Roman aqueduct. Travellers from the Étang de Berre know us as our campsite near Martigues.
Services, restaurant and daily entertainment
Our campsite 34 minutes from Aigues-Mortes works like a little village all season long, entertainment included. Daily life at Crin Blanc revolves around the Le Petit Crin Blanc bar-restaurant and its west-facing terrace, where you can enjoy gardiane de taureau (bull stew) with Camargue rice. Here is what awaits you on site:
- The shop provides a fresh bread and pastry service.
- An air-conditioned gym, free of charge , is available on request with a badge from reception.
- The kids’ club welcomes 4 to 12-year-olds Monday to Friday in July and August, with team games, mini-Olympics and craft activities.
- Several beach-volleyball, basketball and football areas and pétanque pitches host the tournaments and activities of our entertainment team.
- Evenings bring big bingo nights, karaoke, concerts and Camargue-themed menus.
- For children, the outdoor playground, the pool table and the table football fill quiet afternoons.
- The massage room and the relaxation room with its library complete the list.
Village life also benefits holidaymakers at our campsite near Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, between fishing and walks along the Rhône.
Pastries
Good to know: individual barbecues and planchas are not allowed on our estate, including electric and gas ones. The Camargue Regional Nature Park has a very high fire risk, and this rule protects everyone. A safe communal barbecue area awaits you a few steps away: your grills stay on the menu, without any risk to the land around us.
Wild Camargue
Must-sees in Aigues-Mortes and along the coast
From our campsite near Aigues-Mortes, several of the most visited sites in the south of France are less than an hour’s drive away:
- The ramparts of Aigues-Mortes have 1.6 km of wall walk and around twenty towers around the old town.
- The Tour de Constance, built under Saint Louis in the 13th century, dominates the town and was long used as a prison.
- You can visit the Aigues-Mortes salt marshes by little train, by bike or on foot, among the pink salt pans.
- The Aigues-Mortes tourist office lists the guided tours and events in the town.
- Le Grau-du-Roi, 6 km from the town, combines a fishing port, lifeguarded beaches and a lively seafront.
- Less than 10 km away, Espiguette beach stretches out its wild sand over several kilometres.
- Port-Camargue, next to Le Grau-du-Roi, is home to one of the largest marinas in Europe.
- On the road to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, the Pont de Gau bird park is home to free-roaming pink flamingos.
- Further along the Mediterranean, La Grande-Motte combines sandy beaches and pyramid-shaped architecture.
Our tips : plan your visit to Aigues-Mortes early in the morning, when the heat is still bearable on the wall walk. Then have lunch on Place Saint-Louis, in the heart of the town, before taking the D46 back for an afternoon by our pool. Remember to bring a hat and a water bottle: the Camargue is a very dry and sunny region, even outside July and August.
On the Provence side, our campsite near the Alpilles opens onto the trails of the massif, among olive trees and garrigue. Our campsite near Les Baux-de-Provence puts the hilltop village and the Carrières des Lumières on the programme, while our campsite near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence leads to Provençal markets and the landscapes dear to Van Gogh.
A medieval town in the morning, the pool in the afternoon
Tempted by this plan for your next holiday? Choose your accommodation and book your stay at Camping Crin Blanc!
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Practical information
FAQ: campsite near Aigues-Mortes
Yes, a car is essential: no public transport serves our campsite in the Camargue. Allow 34 minutes via the D37 and then the D46 to reach the town. Parking on site is free and you can set off whenever you like.
We are open for the season from April to September. The water park is open every day from April, from 10 am to 7 pm. Reception is open from 8.30 am to 12 noon and from 4 pm to 6.30 pm in low season, and until 7 pm in July and August.
Yes, pets are welcome at the campsite, provided they are kept on a lead throughout the estate. Many families come with their dog to explore the Camargue tracks. Let us know when you book so that we can give you the best spot.
Of course, our 80 to 100 m² pitches welcome tents, caravans and motorhomes near Aigues-Mortes. There is a waste disposal point on site, as well as an electric vehicle charging point. Bring a blue European plug or an adapter to connect to the 10-amp box.
Yes, Wi-Fi covers the whole campsite. A free zone is available around the restaurant for one hour a day, and the paid network works everywhere else on the estate. Ideal for planning your visits to Aigues-Mortes or sending your holiday photos.
Family services range from the laundry to the baby room, including toilet blocks accessible to people with reduced mobility. Baby kits, sheets and fridges can be hired at reception. The kids’ club activities complete your days.
There are many other towns to visit from our estate: Arles and its Roman monuments 15 km away, Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer 27 minutes away, Nîmes and its amphitheatre, or Saint-Gilles on the road to the Gard. A week’s holiday is barely enough to see them all.
