Camping Grau d’Agde
Looking for a camping holiday in Grau d’Agde? Camping Agde Les Champs Blancs is located less than 4 km from the Grau d’Agde district!
Grau d’Agde and its small port on the Hérault river can be reached quickly by following the banks or crossing through the town of Agde. It’s a 12-minute bike ride to the fishing village’s bustling port, and less than 15 minutes to the beach at the mouth of the Hérault. The return trip to the Grau d’Agde campsite along the river is an opportunity to enjoy a pleasant stroll in a relaxing setting. Along the way, enjoy the sea spray, visit the fish market to buy fresh fish and take plenty of photos under the Mediterranean sun!
Mobile home rental in Grau d’Agde
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Camping Grau d’Agde
Les Champs Blancs campsite welcomes you to a natural environment conducive to rejuvenation and escape. The setting promises unforgettable vacations for lovers, families or friends.
The Grau d’Agde cheap campsite is also appreciated for the quality and comfort of its accommodation. Holidaymakers can choose from a range of spacious mobile homes sleeping four to six people. A standard model for four people (two adults and two children), for example, rents from €325 per week; a Comfort model for four to six people, including air conditioning and Full HD TV, starts from €425…
In addition, there are several premium mobile homes with perfectly laid-out living areas and a wide range of modern equipment. A large family, for example, can book a luxury mobile home with four bedrooms and a sofa bed, sleeping up to eight people, or a model with two or three bedrooms, sleeping five or six people respectively…
Last but not least, there are the chalets at the Grau d’Agde cheap campsite. The design is inspired by mountain chalets. Among the models available, the five-person chalet with air conditioning is appreciated for its original aesthetic, its beautiful covered terrace, its top-of-the-range equipment and many other features.
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Camping Grau d’Agde with swimming pool
All members of the family can enjoy water-based leisure activities during their stay in Hérault.
The pool offers holidaymakers the chance to take part in all kinds of activities, including swimming (practice or learning for the very young).
At the same time, it’s an ideal place to relax in the afternoon or at the end of the day.
The water park is close to the restaurant and snack bar.
A number of leisure facilities are also located close to the pool area, including a tennis court, ping-pong tables, a playground and a multi-sports field.
Water park at Grau d’Agde
The water park is a 3,000 m2 relaxation and entertainment area. Open every year from April 1 to October 15, it welcomes campers from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Camping Grau d’Agde’s water park features a large leisure pool with heated water from early May to mid-September. The first striking feature of this pool is its natural curves, imitating those of Languedoc ponds or lagoons. It’s also a great place for swimming and water games. Holidaymakers also like to go there to relax and unwind. Holidaymakers can also relax on the deckchairs surrounding the pool, while keeping an eye on the children having fun on the slides or in the paddling pool.
The aquatic area also includes a sports pool. Rectangular in shape, it’s the perfect pool for practicing or learning to swim. Campers can also take part in water polo or water volleyball tournaments. The sports pool is also home to the campsite’s various giant slides: a multi-colored spiral slide-tunnel, and a four-lane pentagliss.
Tourism in Grau d’Agde
During your camping holiday in Grau d’Agde, don’t miss out on discovering the heritage of this family fishing village. Not to be missed is the sanctuary of Notre-Dame du Grau and its Notre-Dame de l’Agenouillade chapel, built in the 17th century around a rock said to bear the imprint of Mary’s knee. The Grau d’Agde fish market is also a site not to be missed: the belvedere opens its doors to the public in the mornings for guided tours with entertainment, and in the afternoons for guided tours with an exhibition, screening of a documentary film, discovery of the fish circuit, and the chance to watch the auction sales behind the bay windows.
