Book Camping Le Garel in Poussan, Hérault (Occitanie)

Why we love this campsite

Clef Verte

Traditional pitches

Land by the stream

Overview

On-site composting, rainwater harvesting, a pesticide ban and low lighting to protect nocturnal wildlife: Le Garel campsite has built a genuine environmental policy on its 12,960 m² grounds, crossed by the Oulettes stream in Poussan, Hérault, 10 minutes from the beaches of Balaruc-les-Bains and Sète. This 3-star site has 58 shaded pitches, 46 for tents, caravans and motorhomes and 12 rentals, classic or comfort mobile homes, complemented by an unusual stay named “Coco Sweet”. A heated indoor pool equips the site, geared towards welcoming spa-goers from Balaruc-les-Bains, right next to the Étang de Thau lagoon.

Accommodation

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📍 7 Le Garel, 34560 Poussan

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Frequently asked questions FAQ Occitanie

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Where can you find an eco-friendly campsite with a pool in Occitanie?

Many eco-campsites in Occitanie have pools, sometimes natural ones, ideal for cooling off after a hike or bike ride. Some are filtered by plants for 100% eco-friendly swimming.

What activities can you do near a nature campsite in the Pyrenees or the Cévennes?

Depending on the location, you can enjoy mountain hikes, bike rides, canoe trips downstream, or discover the local markets and cultural heritage of the surrounding villages.

What types of accommodation does an eco-friendly campsite in Occitanie offer?

Eco-campsites in the region offer a wide range of options: lodge tents, wooden cabins, tiny houses, motorhome pitches, or unusual accommodation at the heart of nature.

Can you stay at an eco-friendly campsite by a river or lake in Occitanie?

Yes, some eco-responsible campsites are located directly on the banks of a river or lake. They offer privileged access to swimming, canoeing or fishing, while respecting the local aquatic ecosystem.