Flower Camping Le Pont du Tarn

We had a wonderful stay. It’s a very family-friendly campground. The sites are a good size. The facilities are high-quality. The staff is very attentive and kind. A special shout-out to Thomas for his energy and cheerful disposition.
We’ll definitely be back. The area is beautiful. Access to the river from the campground is a real plus.

I stayed at the campground for 10 days in a tent; the site was big enough for our gear. I was also delighted with how well-maintained and clean the showers and restrooms were—it’s always nice to have a scraper provided so you can leave the area clean after each use. Furthermore, I appreciated the owners’ commitment to preserving the environment—something I care deeply about. My family and I had a wonderful stay. I highly recommend this campground. Thank you to the owners and the staff who welcomed us so warmly.

A pleasant stay. Very beautiful surroundings. Direct access to the river—it’s great.
The campground bar is nice, and so is the staff.
The restaurant is very good. The setting is truly beautiful.
One downside was our “comfort” site, located right in front of the soccer field, which brought in a lot of dust.
It didn’t offer any added value compared to other sites.
The restrooms are outdated.
Not all sinks have outlets, and they’re very cramped. (Maintenance provided by Philippe was excellent).
There were no more umbrellas at the pool starting in our first week because they were all broken and not replaced, which was very inconvenient given the high temperatures.

Great stay
The owners and staff were super friendly.
The pool is definitely a plus

A lovely campground for our three sons, ages 3, 5, and 8. The kids made friends quickly and had a great time running around the campground. That made it very relaxing for Mom and Dad, too.
Beautiful surroundings and located right on a river with a gently sloping pebble beach. This makes it ideal for small children. Two years ago, we came here for the first time with a toddler and a three-year-old. They could safely throw pebbles in the shallow water, while their big brother jumped off the rock into the deep water a little further away.
Our kids really wanted to come back this year, and it was a success once again.

At our request, we stayed near the little playground along the road. We didn’t experience any noise from the road in our RV, but if you’re camping in a tent, I’d recommend a spot closer to the river. Those are also the most scenic spots, purely from a visual standpoint.
Our oldest sons received their first pocket knives in Florac this year and two years ago, so, as is tradition, we’ll have to come back here for our youngest son’s first pocket knife. A visit to Coutellier Hervé Manoury is a real treat for tough guys (young and old ;-)

If we ever come back, I’d definitely try to secure a spot at Grand Conford. Those spots are gorgeous.

The nearby climbing forest with ziplines over the Tarnon was also a hit, as was the authentic French market on Thursday morning in Florac.

Friendly people at the campground, and phenomenal croissants in the morning!

My experience covers 8 days at this campground. The campground’s location is wonderful, just 1 kilometer from the town of Florac, a beautiful town that’s within walking distance.
It’s worth noting that there’s a large store nearby, but you’ll need a car to get there.
As for areas for improvement, it would be very helpful to have a small store right on the campground grounds. Also, the restaurant doesn’t serve lunch, only dinner, which would be ideal during peak season.
There aren’t enough restrooms, and the toilets don’t have a second seat (except for those in the restrooms at the entrance for people with limited mobility), which is inconvenient.
The road adjacent to the campground makes it difficult to get a good night’s sleep after certain hours (we recommend booking a spot away from the road)
The campground offers plenty of shade and has direct access to the river, with a picturesque landscape where you’re guaranteed to unwind.
The stars look amazing from the campground, and since it’s in a natural park, there’s hardly any light pollution—it’s a spectacular sight.
The central area of the campground is designated as a playground, but it isn’t used much (at least not when we were there); in my opinion, another restroom building could be added for the sites farther from the entrance.
The staff is lovely, and the experience is truly remarkable.
We highly recommend a visit