Glamping Tarn-et-Garonne

Tarn-et-Garonne is in south-west France between Toulouse and Bordeaux, where the Tarn and the Garonne meet. The climate is warm and continental with long sunny summers: 29 degrees in July and August, and still 25 in September. The campsite is quiet and wooded, with the Gorges de l'Aveyron as its back garden.

River valleys, sunflower fields and fruit orchards alternate with vast forests. The Gorges de l'Aveyron cut deep into the limestone, with villages that seem stuck to the rock face. Along the rivers there are swimming spots and canoe routes, and in spring the region's orchards are in blossom.

Swimming and canoeing in the Aveyron, and outdoor sports from the campsite with daily activities. You can also cycle and walk across the plateaus, climb on the indoor climbing wall, go horse riding and play tennis. At the markets of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val and Caussade you can buy local produce; there are wine tastings in the area.

Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val is a medieval town on the river with one of the oldest town halls in France. Bruniquel has two castles on a rocky outcrop above the valley. The abbey of Moissac, with its Romanesque cloister, is on the UNESCO list. Albi, with its brick cathedral, and Toulouse are both about an hour away.