
Pool and aquatic area at Camping du Viaduc in Millau
Camping du Viaduc offers an on-site pool for safe bathing. This aquatic facility, popular with families, complements the direct access to the River Tarn, one of the campsite’s major natural assets.
The River Tarn, which flows right next to the estate, offers natural bathing in fast-flowing water within a wild and unspoilt setting. Holidaymakers can therefore alternate between the campsite pool and the banks of the Tarn to fully enjoy the water in all its forms.
The Tarn Gorges, accessible from Millau, are renowned for their grand landscapes and crystal-clear waters. The campsite is thus the ideal starting point for discovering one of the most beautiful rivers in the Massif Central, on foot, by canoe or by kayak.
Accommodation and services at Camping du Viaduc
Camping du Viaduc offers fully equipped mobile homes and pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes, with spacious pitches in a wooded setting. The pitches are generously sized and well shaded, guaranteeing coolness and privacy throughout the summer season.
A restaurant open from 1 May allows campers to dine on site with quality dishes. Entertainment is offered regularly throughout the season: barbecue evenings, circus shows and themed events for the whole family. The sanitary facilities are kept impeccably clean.
Reception is provided by an attentive family team, always available to meet campers’ expectations and recommend the best activities and excursions in the region. The campsite is easily accessible from the town centre of Millau.
Activities and discovering the region from Camping du Viaduc
Camping du Viaduc is ideally located for exploring one of the most spectacular areas of the Massif Central. The Millau Viaduct, an architectural masterpiece by Norman Foster and one of the tallest bridges in the world, is visible from the campsite and is well worth a visit to its panoramic platform. The Tarn Gorges and the Jonte Gorges are among the most beautiful gorges in France, to be explored on foot, by canoe or by kayak.
The Grands Causses Regional Nature Park offers sublime views and unspoilt nature for hiking, mountain biking and discovering the local flora and fauna. Roquefort-sur-Soulzon and its famous Roquefort AOP cheese ageing caves are accessible in around twenty minutes from the campsite.
The Dargilan Cave, the rock formations of Montpellier-le-Vieux and the Dourdou canyon are among the must-see natural sites in the surrounding area. Millau itself, with its museum, weekly market and glove-making craftsmen, is well worth exploring on foot from the campsite.
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