Camping Le Pont du Tarn Campsite with a water park in Florac-Trois-Rivières

Camping Le Pont du Tarn, in Florac-Trois-Rivières, transformed its water park for the 2026 season. The old pool has made way for a larger complex designed for the whole family, at the heart of the campsite and a few steps from the accommodation.

This 3-star site with 182 pitches, 48 of them rentals, is 2 km from the centre of Florac, in Lozère, in the heart of the Cévennes National Park. It belongs to the Flower Campings network and is still family-run.

The Oasis Premium mobile homes, new for 2026 with air conditioning, dishwasher and plancha grill, let you stay right next to the pools. The campsite is open from 28 April to 30 September 2027, and the water park from 15 May to 15 September 2027.

Accommodation suits every budget: one to three-bedroom mobile homes, lodges, canvas bungalows, cabins and pitches of 80 to 180 m² for tents, caravans or motorhomes. Large families find up to eight beds in the Titania mobile home.

Everything around the pools is within walking distance. The L’Escale bar, under a large Berber tent near reception, offers cold drinks, homemade cocktails and Italian ice cream for a break between slides. It opens from spring, from 8.30am to 11pm in July and August.

The L’Estival restaurant, at the foot of the old bridge, serves pizzas, burgers, salads and grills, and also welcomes non-residents. In the morning, bread and pastries are baked on site, and breakfast is served at the bar.

For families, the main toilet block is heated and has a baby area. Reception hires out baby kits, fridges and bed linen, and a launderette with two washing machines and a dryer keeps towels and swimsuits clean.

Wi-Fi is available on site, and reception advises on family outings or books canoe trips. Every summer Sunday at 6pm, a welcome drink brings holidaymakers together with the team.

In July and August, the day starts with the clubs: the kids’ club for 6 to 12-year-olds with treasure hunts, mini-disco and group games, and the teens’ club for 13 to 18-year-olds with sports tournaments, outings and film nights. Afternoons bring family activities, then games at aperitif time in the bar.

In the evening, two or three shows a week take over: concerts, children’s shows, magic or karaoke. A playground also awaits the youngest between swims.

For days out, families are spoilt for choice: canoeing through the Gorges du Tarn, the Vallon du Villaret with its outdoor games, the Gévaudan wolf park, or the Aven Armand, a huge cave beneath the Causse Méjean.

The more active try the via ferrata on the Causse Méjean cliffs, canyoning in the Tapoul gorge or mountain biking on the Causses, before ending the day in the balneo corner.