Camping Couderc

Beautifully located campsite directly on the Tarn, with a great pool, well-maintained grounds, and river access for swimming. There are daily food trucks, entertainment, and boat trips available directly on site. The staff is very friendly. Unfortunately, the site was extremely full and therefore quite noisy. Outside peak season, it is surely a fantastic all-round site that we would gladly recommend.✦Translating

Pleasant campsite, many spacious pitches, some slightly sloping. You can canoe via the campsite. Great pool for cooling off during this heatwave. Sanitary facilities in good condition. I recommend it.✦Translating

Very pleasant campsite, beautiful pitch.✦Translating

Very nice campsite with large pitches on grass, bread-roll service ready for collection from 9 a.m., and hot showers. Not all pitches are open yet. Canoe rental is still closed, but the partner Canoe2000 is open. Anyone wanting to travel through the narrow canyon must go as far as Le Cirque des Baumes. We were picked up at the campsite and driven back.✦Translating

Nice little campsite by the river. Shaded pitches. Hot showers. 15 euro no electricity, bargain. Easy pedal into town, not so good walking as down main road.

Beautiful, well-maintained campsite. Few people this season. Quiet. Price €15.20 for one night without electricity but with services, shower, and toilet. I recommend it.✦Translating

Great location beside the river Tarn. Shady and large pitches. Friendly welcome. Facilities looking a bit tired and in need of a lick of paint. Hot showers. Pick up by Canoë 2000 much appreciated. Would recommend.

Very friendly, lovely pool, good kayak service (€23 per person for 10 km, including return to the campsite), bread ready for collection from 9 a.m., level pitches, clean sanitary facilities, uncomplicated. We paid €21 per night for a van with two adults and one child, without electricity.✦Translating

The grounds are quite pleasant, but reception refused to take a reservation and the last pitch was taken just before us. We were placed on a very dusty temporary pitch, and the seasonal staff turned out to be very inexperienced. A shame, as the spot is nice.✦Translating

Quiet campsite, well located five minutes by van from Saint-Enimie. Very pleasant campsite staff. Terrace bar overlooking the Tarn. Grocery store and food truck. Direct access to the Tarn. Canoeing available. Clean sanitary facilities and heated pool. A favorite!✦Translating

Great campsite, very quiet. Access to the river from the campsite. Sanitary facilities very good, but note that there is no toilet paper. Beautiful pool. Croissants and bread can be ordered for the next day. Very close to Saint-Enimie, but there is no safe pedestrian access. Ten minutes by bicycle, but be careful. Beautiful hikes start from Saint-Chely-du-Tarn, a magnificent village, and from Saint-Enimie.✦Translating

Very beautiful campsite. Access to the river from the campsite. Sanitary facilities very good, but no toilet paper. Beautiful pool but no shade. Very good croissants available to order for the next day. Very close to Saint-Enimie, but there is no safe pedestrian access. Pitch assigned with the reservation, but apparently it is possible to change it. Unfortunately, we only asked when leaving.✦Translating

Spent two nights here in a van. Very good, level pitch. Pool and access to the Tarn. You can canoe down the Tarn directly from the campsite. Clean sanitary facilities. Two different food trucks on the two evenings we were there.✦Translating

We were here during the May holidays. Wonderfully quiet in this beautiful setting. A handful of motorhomes, caravans, and hikers. We paid €120 for six nights including electricity, for a camper, two people, and a dog. Electricity was needed because the weather was lovely during the day, around 17–18°C, and at night it dropped to 4°C.✦Translating

Three nights spent here and nothing to complain about: shady, plenty of children's play equipment, and access to the river or pool for swimming. Canoe rental on site. Excellent.✦Translating

So-so. The only pleasant person is the lady at reception; the rest of the staff are not very friendly. Personally, I will not return. Be sure to check your pitch before confirming, because some are rather small and right in a busy passage.✦Translating

Very expensive campsite, €59 per day for five people with electricity in a van, plus €15 booking fee. No Wi-Fi except at the bar. Canoeing had to be paid for in cash, no card accepted. Mediocre sanitary facilities and cold water. Quiet campsite.✦Translating

Clean and well-maintained campsite, but beware: the price shown in the post is no longer accurate at all. It is €29 for a pitch without any services and for two adults.✦Translating

Very beautiful campsite on the Tarn. Grassy, shaded, spacious pitches. Clean facilities. Pool, also suitable for small children. Canoe trips on the Tarn depart from the campsite. Price €42 for a camper and three people. Warning: from Florac, after a plateau, the D43 descends precipitously with truly frightening hairpin bends. Fine for vans, not for motorhomes; trucks over 6 meters are prohibited.✦Translating

Beautiful, quiet pitches beside the Tarn. However, very expensive: €26.20 for a motorhome with two people, plus €6 for electricity.✦Translating

Friendly campsite. Good sized pitches right next to the Tarn river. Access to the river with canoeing onsite. Toilets and showers were clean but basic, plenty of hot water however they were mixed gender.

Spacious pitch, clean sanitary facilities, direct access to the river. Under €30 for one night with a van, four people, and electricity.✦Translating