Planning to visit the Pont du Gard and looking for comfortable, affordable accommodation nearby? Our campsite near the Pont du Gard lies 60 km from the famous monument. After your visit, cool off in our pool area with its water slide, unwind in our air-conditioned mobile homes and savour Camargue-inspired cuisine in our on-site restaurant. It all makes for an ideal base to enjoy your holiday to the full, even when the temperatures climb! We welcome you to Camping Crin Blanc, beside the hamlet of Saliers and just 15 km from Arles.
60 km from the aqueduct, between the Camargue and ancient sites
Ideally placed between the Bouches-du-Rhône and the Gard, our 3-star campsite makes a prime starting point for exploring the great ancient sites and the historic treasures of the region.
Nîmes lies just 25 km away, while Uzès is 52 km away. From our campsite near the Pont du Gard, you therefore enjoy a perfect location for discovering the Roman heritage, while returning each evening to the landscapes and traditions of the Camargue: rice fields, bulls and pink flamingos.
Since 2018, our family has run Camping Crin Blanc and improved it season after season, so that your stay in this beautiful region keeps getting better.
Good to know: you can visit the Pont du Gard site from both banks, and parking is charged per vehicle, not per person.
Air-conditioned rentals for every group size
Our campsite close to the Pont du Gard offers around 70 rental units, from accommodation for 2 right up to the whole extended family.
By choosing our campsite, you can pick from:
- One of our air-conditioned mobile homes in the Camargue, sleeping 1 to 12 people
- Our cottage, which gives you the comfort of a solid-built stay while letting you make the most of the campsite atmosphere, services and facilities.
- One of our Coco Sweet furnished tents (for 2 to 4 people): enjoy the charm of camping without the hassle of pitching up. With no air conditioning or private bathroom, they favour a simple, friendly experience, with the campsite washrooms just a few steps away.
- Either of our two bivouac cabins: designed for 2 people, they offer an original stay on stilts, with two single beds and power sockets. A steep ladder staircase takes you up, and each cabin has a covered area with a camping table, right next to the campsite washrooms.
- Our camping pitches near the Pont du Gard, measuring 80 to 100 m², where you can set up your tent or your camper van.
Our 2 washroom blocks, one with a baby-changing room and a separate accessible facility, complete the set-up, along with the laundry and its tumble dryers.
Dive straight into your holiday!
Our pool area features a swimming pool, a spa pool, a large water slide and a safe shallow paddling pool. After several hours walking the three levels of the aqueduct, a cool break is more than welcome! Back at the campsite, adults can unwind in the area set aside for them, while the children ride the large water slide again and again without ever tiring of it. The youngest, meanwhile, can play in complete peace in the shallow paddling pool. Our campsite with a pool in the Camargue is therefore the ideal spot to cool down and enjoy a well-earned break on hot summer afternoons. Swimming nevertheless stays the parents' responsibility: no lifeguard supervises the pool area, and an adult must accompany and watch over children at all times.
Gardiane de taureau, sport and wellbeing
Dining, relaxation, sport or practical services: here is everything you will find on site during your stay.
Bar and restaurant
Our bar-restaurant invites you to enjoy generous local cooking, created by our chef and our pizzaiolo: PDO bull beef from the neighbouring manade, homemade pizzas and carefully selected produce. Settle onto our west-facing terrace for an aperitif or dinner with the finest sunsets in the Camargue.
Sport, wellbeing and services
- Our air-conditioned gym welcomes you to keep in shape throughout your stay, in a comfortable adults-only space (open during restaurant hours).
- Book a session with our masseuse and enjoy a wellbeing moment in our dedicated massage room: a relaxing break just for you!
- Curl up with a good book from our library in our relaxation area, or make the most of our wifi. It’s a friendly space to read, unwind or stay connected during your stay.
- Take advantage of plenty of spaces for good times with family or friends: pétanque, beach volleyball, multi-sports court, table tennis and a playground… There’s something for everyone, for a holiday full of sport, games and good company!
- For extra comfort on your pitch, we also hire out fridges and microwaves, to be booked in advance and subject to availability.
- You can likewise hire bed linen and towels, again to be booked in advance and subject to availability.
Founded in the 1980s, the campsite has belonged since 2018 to sisters Cécilia and Julie. On site, Cécilia runs it day to day, surrounded by her family: Sandrine, their mother, from reception to the restaurant; Patrick, their father, who built the mobile home terraces and the new bike shelter; and Ghislaine, their grandmother, who plants the flower beds every summer.
What can you visit from our campsite near the Pont du Gard?
From our campsite near the Pont du Gard, set off to discover the ancient treasures and charming villages of the Gard and the Bouches-du-Rhône, including:
60 kmThe Pont du Gard
The Pont du Gard, 60 km away, impresses with its three tiers of arches spanning the Gardon. This masterpiece of Antiquity is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
15 km, 15 minArles
Arles, 15 km and 15 minutes from our campsite, brings together Roman and Romanesque monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Don’t miss the Musée départemental Arles antique, and follow in Van Gogh’s footsteps through the lanes of the old town.
52 kmUzès
Uzès, 52 km from our campsite, charms visitors with its Provençal character and its famous market, which brings the place aux Herbes to life.
25 kmNîmes
Nîmes, 25 km from our campsite, invites you to discover its many Roman remains, among them one of the best-preserved ancient amphitheatres in Europe.
38 kmAigues-Mortes
Aigues-Mortes, 38 km from our campsite, is a majestic walled city, dominated by the Tour de Constance and ringed by 1,640 metres of ramparts.
44 km, 41 minLe Grau-du-Roi
Le Grau-du-Roi, 44 km and 41 minutes from our campsite, offers a fine immersion in maritime traditions, with its fishing port, beaches and the wild dunes of L’Espiguette.
29 km, 27 minLes Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer
Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, 29 km and 27 minutes from our campsite, plunges you into the heart of the Camargue, between vast beaches, horses, bulls and pink flamingos.
36 kmLes Baux-de-Provence
Les Baux-de-Provence, 36 km away, offers an exceptional panorama over the Alpilles from its hilltop village and its old citadel.
A 2,000-year-old aqueduct in the morning, an afternoon of doing nothing in the campsite pool area: does that programme appeal to you? Book your accommodation at Camping Crin Blanc today!
Your questions about the campsite near the Pont du Gard
How long does it take to reach the Pont du Gard?
The Pont du Gard lies 60 km from our campsite. Allow a little more time when the site draws large numbers of visitors in the middle of the day.
Is the campsite open all year round?
Our campsite welcomes holidaymakers from April to September. Reception opens from 8:30am to 12pm and from 4pm to 6:30pm in low season, and in high season (July and August) from 8:30am to 12pm and from 4pm to 7pm.
Are there activities for children?
Yes, the campsite has plenty to keep our young campers busy: an outdoor playground, a multi-sports pitch, table tennis tables, table football and a pool table will fill their days. In July and August, the mini-club welcomes children aged 4 to 12 every morning for age-appropriate activities. At the pool, older children make the most of our water slide, while the little ones can play safely in our paddling pool, suitable for babies who are not yet potty-trained.
Is the Alpilles massif far from the campsite?
The massif lies 28 km from our campsite. Its waymarked trails cross pine woods and olive groves. Note that when the wildfire risk runs too high, access to the Alpilles massif may be limited or even closed.
What is there to discover around Martigues and the Étang de Berre?
Martigues, nicknamed the “Venice of Provence”, reveals its canals and its picturesque Île district, on the edge of the Étang de Berre. It’s an outing that rounds off a week spent exploring the Roman heritage!
