Campsite near Uzès

This 3-star campsite also boasts high-quality facilities, including its aquatic area as well as its Camargue mobile homes and pitches.

Mobile homes for 1 to 2 people

This Provençal campsite lets you choose from several rentals with comfortable living spaces. Among them is this 11 m² Coco Sweet tent, with a bedroom and a double bed. Perfect for a solo stay or a romantic getaway, it has a modern, well-equipped kitchen. You will also enjoy a wooden terrace with a stunning view of the surrounding landscape, and garden furniture under an awning.

Mobile homes for 2 to 4 people

There are plenty of options in this category too. Among the models available is the 31 m² Eco mobile home. This air-conditioned rental has two bedrooms and sleeps four to five people. You are sure to love the comfortable living spaces, especially the lounge area and the kitchen. The mobile home also has a shower room with washbasin and shower, and a separate toilet. Add to that a terrace with a furnished arbour.

Mobile homes for more than 4 people

Camping Crin Blanc also offers a choice of top-of-the-range mobile homes for larger groups. One example is this 33 m² Premium mobile home. It is air-conditioned, has three bedrooms and sleeps six people. Inside, you will find a lounge area with a bench seat and a fully equipped kitchen, plus a shower room and a separate toilet. You can also enjoy a furnished, partly covered terrace.

These facilities are just as popular with families staying at our campsite near Aigues-Mortes, who come to walk the medieval ramparts, and with those at our campsite near Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, back from the fine sandy beaches.

Camping Crin Blanc offers several camping pitches in the Camargue on grass for tents, motorhomes and caravans.

Camping pitch

Whether you want to sleep under the stars in a tent or enjoy your stay in your caravan, you will easily find the pitch that meets your expectations. Several bare pitches are available, from 80 to 100 m², spacious enough for two to six people. Many sunny plots are available. All pitches have a 10 A electrical hook-up.
The pitches are also close to the sanitary blocks, which are accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Camping pitch with arbour

The campsite also offers several pitches with an arbour. These pitches measure 80 to 100 m², with 10 m² under the arbour: more than enough for garden furniture, sun loungers and even a tent.

The same welcome awaits holidaymakers at our campsite near Le Grau-du-Roi, between fishing port and seafront, and those at our campsite near Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, who come to follow the Rhône.

The aquatic area at your campsite with a pool in the Camargue, open every day from 10am to 7pm, is the other highlight of Camping Crin Blanc. A place to relax and have fun, it welcomes young and old alike. Sporty guests and swimmers will love the large pool with its swimming lane. The small pool, sun deck and sun loungers promise pleasant moments of relaxation. The aquatic area is also designed to delight children, who can have a great time on the water slide or in the paddling pool, and join in the various activities run by the campsite team.

Further east, our campsite near Martigues opens onto the canals of the “Venice of Provence” and the Étang de Berre lagoon.

Uzès lies in the heart of the Gard department, in the south of France. The town is a great starting point for discovering other well-known destinations in the department. It is 25 km from Nîmes, 32 km from Alès, 35.6 km from Beaucaire and about 23 km from Marguerittes…

Some holidaymakers go further afield, into the neighbouring departments, to discover towns such as Avignon (40 km) or Orange (51 km) in the nearby Vaucluse. Your stay is also a chance to discover the region’s rich natural heritage, for example by visiting the Camargue Regional Nature Park, just over 60 km away in the Bouches-du-Rhône.

On the Provence side, our campsite near the Alpilles gives access to the hiking trails of the massif. 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 the markets and the landscapes of Van Gogh.

Uzès is a town of just over 300 inhabitants with wonderful surroundings. Less than 50 km from Avignon, Nîmes and Alès, it stands on a promontory overlooking the garrigue, olive groves and vineyards. Crossed by the Alzon, Uzès is famous for its spring. In Antiquity, the water drawn here flowed through a 52 km aqueduct all the way to Nîmes. The Pont du Gard, an architectural masterpiece, is the best-known part of this aqueduct.

This town of art and history has a group of three massive towers known as the castles of Uzès. Take a good look, photograph them and enjoy getting lost in the narrow streets of the town centre. You will be surprised to see how well the historic heart of this former Roman city has been preserved. Discover the main monuments one after another, such as Saint-Théodorit Cathedral, the columns and gates of the Duché, Saint-Étienne church, the Fenestrelle tower and the former bishop’s palace. The Protestant church and the Hôtel du Baron de Castille, built next to the cathedral, are also among the finest buildings in Uzès.

Besides its fabulous cultural heritage, the town also has a national stud farm and a choreographic development centre.

Among the towns of the Gard, Uzès holds a special place: head less than 50 km from Avignon to discover this charming village, built on high ground overlooking the surrounding garrigue.
Surrounded by olive groves and vineyards, Uzès is a real haven of peace, home to around 300 inhabitants.
It is best known for its spring, which has existed since Antiquity and whose water was carried along a 52 km aqueduct to Nîmes.
The Pont du Gard is the most impressive architectural part of it.
Other buildings are worth visiting in the heart of the village: start with Saint-Théodorit Cathedral, a listed historic monument dating from 1090.
Another local curiosity: the castles of Uzès, which are actually three mighty towers: the Duché tower (or Bermonde tower) for noble power, the Bishop’s tower (or Clock tower) for episcopal power, and the King’s tower for royal power.
Among the more recent buildings, the town is also home to a national stud farm.

• A visit to the Duché castle in the heart of Uzès, a private historic monument still lived in by the ducal family
• The Haribo sweet museum for curious young minds
• The Cévennes steam train, a 13 km journey from Anduze to Saint-Jean-du-Gard that will delight young and old (40 km from Uzès)