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Camping Huttopia Lac de l'Uby-Gers
Camping Huttopia Lac de l'Uby is a campsite located in Cazaubon, France, in the Gers department of the Occitanie region. It is situated on the shores of Lac de l'Uby, a lake that offers swimming, fishing, and boating. The site has 211 pitches, of which 106 are for touring units, and have a 16-amp hook-up point. There are also 105 safari tents and chalets available to hire. The pitches come in different sizes. They have a flat surface and are surrounded by shrubs and plants to provide privacy; some are located right by the water, giving a great view of the lake and its surroundings. 
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Camping Huttopia Pays de Cordes sur ciel
Huttopia Cordes-sur-Ciel is five kilometres from Cordes-sur-Ciel, a bastide village created by the Counts of Toulouse in the 13th century. It rises high on a hill (sur-ciel, meaning high in the sky) and is well preserved. Perched on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside, with a unique view of the village of Cordes-sur-Ciel, the site is fairly level and terraced where necessary to provide 28 grass touring pitches, 18 with 10A electricity. The pitches are small and have little shade, but do have some good views. There are 30 chalets to rent. Previously known as Le Garissou.
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Camping Sandaya Les Rivages
Camping Sandaya Les Rivages is a large, well established site on the outskirts of the town. It is well situated, being close to the high limestone Causses and the dramatic gorges of the Tarn and Dourbie. Smaller pitches, used for small units, abut a pleasant riverside space suitable for sunbathing, fishing and picnics.
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Camping Sunêlia Le Séquoia
Set amongst 4.5 hectares of beautiful pine forest, Camping Sunêlia Le Séquoia is well situated for exploring the historical and natural splendours of the Dordogne region (such as Rocamadour, Padirac or Lascaux), as well as being a convenient overnight stop when heading north or south. There are 45 clearly marked, level pitches (80 - 100 sq.m), of which 10 are with individual sanitary facilities, separated by shrubs or hedges. Many have shade from the abundant pine trees, and all have 10A electricity connections. There is a bar and a good-value restaurant with a terrace overlooking the pool area.
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Camping Huttopia Millau
Huttopia Millau is just 500 m. from the lively market town of Millau which lies in the valley below the imposing Millau suspension bridge. There are 152 good sized, slightly sloping grassy pitches with varying degrees of shade, good views over the wooded hills and some enjoy a riverside location. There are 119 pitches for touring with 6/10A electricity for which long leads are needed. The site has a heated swimming pool and snack bar/bar, pleasant for unwinding after a busy day touring making it ideal for long or short stays. The site is situated at the confluence of the Dourbie and Tarn rivers making this a good spot for all the family to have fun in the clear shallow waters.
Camping des Etangs
Camping Des Étangs offers an idyllic escape for families near the village of Garganvillar in the Tarn et Garonne department. It has a plethora of on-site amenities for everyone to enjoy. On-site, there are 80 touring pitches with electric hookup points available. To ensure maximum tranquillity, the campsite has thoughtfully separated the leisure facilities from the accommodation area
Camping Le Pessac
Camping Le Pessac is located in Vielmur-sur-Agout, in the Tarn department of France. It is situated in a peaceful, natural setting near the Agout River, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding countryside.The campsite offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all needs, including 60 touring pitches with electrical hook-up points available and 28 accommodation units to hire. The pitches are large and delimited by mature hedging, giving each pitch privacy.
Camping les Chênes Clairs
Camping Les Chênes Clairs is located in Condat, France, in the Lot department of the Occitanie region. The campsite is in a rural area surrounded by forests and countryside. The nearest town is Condat, a small town with a few shops and restaurants. On-site, there are 24 touring pitches available with electric hook-up points. Pitches are not delimited but spacious, and mature trees can be found on most pitches, giving plenty of shade during the summer. 
Camping du Chêne Vert
Located in the heart of Tarn in South West France, Camping le Chêne Vert invites you to embrace nature in this tranquil destination for all the family. This 3-star campsite is ideally located just 3 kilometres from several beautiful French villages.
Camping du l’ile de Bidounet
Located on an island in the Tarn river, this rustic site has a rather unique location. Reception is at the entrance to an old watermill, and you reach the pitches by passing through a three-metre-high passageway through the building itself, then over a short, curved bridge onto the island.
Camping Le Siléo
Previously known as Camping l’Anjou, Camping Le Siléo is a very small, quiet, rural site set in a lesser-known area of the Midi Pyrénées to the west of Auch, halfway between the small villages of Montesquiou and Bassoues. You will receive a warm welcome from the friendly owner. The site has rural views over the surrounding countryside and is open from May to September.
Camping le Plô
Camping Le Plô is in the small village of Le Bez at an altitude of 600 m, at the heart of the Sidobre region. Le Plô is a small, friendly, family site with a recently built swimming pool and good paddling pool. It is a good base for those seeking a quiet holiday in a traditional, rural setting. There are 65 large, grassy pitches, 45 with electrical connections (6A), some with shade from mature trees. During peak season, a number of sports tournaments are held including a popular football series. Table tennis is popular and the site’s friendly Dutch owner is always keen for a game.
Camping Lac aux Oiseux
This site enjoys a pleasant rural setting, just a stone’s throw from the 22-hectare Lac de Bannec. Leisure activities here include a tree-top activity park (charge applicable), with a zip wire across the lake! There are 50 standard pitches and a further 16 luxury pitches (with electricity, water and drainage). Additionally, there are a number of mobile homes available to rent. Other on-site amenities include a swimming pool (with separate padding pool) and a woodland minigolf course. The site’s cosy restaurant specialises in local cuisine.
Camping les Pommiers d’Aiguelèze
This pleasant site is located between Albi and Gaillac at the heart of the Tarn. Of the 74 pitches, 54 are reserved for touring, with the remainder for mobile homes. The pitches are of a good size and are located in a natural setting around the site. All are separated by hedges and have 13A electricity and water points nearby. There is a modern heated swimming pool.
Le Camp de Florence
Castel Camp de Florence is an attractive and well-equipped site on the edge of a historic village in pleasantly undulating Gers countryside. The 197 large, part terraced pitches (110 for touring units) all have 10A electricity, 20 with hardstanding and 16 fully serviced. They are arranged around a large field with rural views, feeling spacious.
Camping la Romiguière
A small, rural, well maintained, family run site, La Rominguiere is located beside a man-made lake high up in the Massif Central. It is an ideal site to use as a base for touring the area which has some amazing scenery. There are 62 slightly sloping, good sized pitches, 30 for touring units. Many are separated by hedges and shaded by mature trees, and all have electricity (10A), water and drainage. There is a small stony beach for bathing in the lake and there are many marked walking and cycling routes around it. Access to the site is by fairly steep, twisting, narrow lanes and is not suitable for large underpowered units.
Camping du Lac
This mobile home site is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is situated near the Laval de Cere lake. It is not too far from the tourist attractions of the area. The site comprises 40 pitches for mobile homes, a restaurant and a swimming pool. It is very popular with fishermen trying their hand at catching carp, zander and perch, with the nearby Cere gorges being one of the best fishing spots for trout.
Camping Les Monts d'Albi
Camping Les Monts d'Albi is a small, secluded campsite in the Tarn department in southern France. Located in a woodland area, the campsite has 49 touring sites, of which 10 amp electric hook up points are available. There are also 19 accommodation units available to hire. 
Camping Pradelongue
Located within a half hour walk of Bagneres-de-Luchon, this green and pleasant site provides an ideal base for touring. Of the 135 pitches, 117 are for touring with the remainder being occupied by mobile homes for rent. The grassy pitches are level and separated by a mixture of hedges and small trees. Shade is provided by large mature trees. All have electricity (5A–10A) and 18 also have water and waste water drainage. Just inside the gate is a tarmacked area for motorhomes. This very well maintained site, situated in the Luchon valley, is surrounded by the Pyrenean mountains. Two guided walks are organised each week in July and August, and there are opportunities for paragliding, fishing, climbing and rafting nearby.

Midi-Pyrénées

Rolling fields of yellow sunflowers, the Armagnac vineyards and crumbling, ancient stone buildings amid sleepy villages make this colourful region popular with those who enjoy good food, fine wine and a leisurely pace of life.

Albi

Home of Armagnac, rugby and the Three Muskateers, the Midi-Pyrénées is the largest region of France, extending from the Dordogne in the north to the Spanish border. It is blessed by radiant sunshine and gorgeous scenery. South of the cultivated fields and cliffside villages beside the Lot river lie the stony lands of the Quercy Causse and the rocky gorges of the Aveyron and Tarn rivers. Centered around Millau, there are tortuous gorges and valleys, spectacular rivers, underground caves and grottoes and forested mountains.

Further south, high chalk plateaux, majestic peaks, tiny hidden valleys and small fortified sleepy villages, which seem to have changed little since the Middle Ages, contrast with the high-tech, industrial and vibrant university city of Toulouse. Lourdes is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world. Toulouse-Lautrec, the artist, was born at Albi, the capital of the département of Tarn. In the east, the little town of Foix, is a convenient centre from which to explore the prehistoric caves at Niaux and the Aladdin’s Cave of duty-free gift shops in the independent state of Andorra.

The Pyrenees comprises the Midi-Pyrenees, at the centre of which is Toulouse, and the Pyrenees Orientales, which belongs to the southern Languedoc and borders Andorra and Spain. Together they form a stunning area of France, with pretty towns and swathes of sunflower fields and vineyards, which steadily rise to become the mountainous landscape of the Pyrenees themselves.

The Midi-Pyrenees is famous for its gastronomy, as well as being the proud home of the musketeer d’Artagnan, immortalised by Alexandre Dumas. It’s a place that dances to nature’s rhythm; from the wooded valleys of Aveyron, through the charming towns of Albi, Auch and Toulouse, to the breathtaking scenery of the Pyrenees National Park, it’s a captivating region where humanity exists in harmony with its surroundings. The Pyrenees Orientales stretches from the mountains to the Mediterranean coast, and features as much variety as its larger counterpart. Perpignan is one of its main attractions, an enchanting town declared the centre of the world by Dalí. The beach at Collioure is also a fine place to spend the day, while the area around Mount Canigou is truly magical.

The Pyrenees is a region that provides walking and cycling for all ages and abilities – the huge mixture of landscapes means visitors can select exactly the style and scenery they prefer for the perfect active holiday.

PLACES OF INTEREST
Lourdes

Places of interest

Albi: Birthplace and Museum of Toulouse- Lautrec; imposing Ste Cécile cathedral with 15th-century fresco of The Last Judgement.

Auch: Capital of ancient Gascony, boasts a fine statue of d’Artagnan.

Collonges-la-Rouge: Picturesque village of Medieval- and Renaissance-style mansions and manors.

Foix: 11th-/12th-century towers on a rocky peak above town; 14th-century cathedral.

Lourdes: Famous pilgrimage site where Ste Bernadette is said to have spoken to the Virgin Mary in a grotto, and known for the miracles said to have been performed there.

Martel: Home of the Haute Quercy heritage railway with steam trains in July and August.

CUISINE OF THE REGION

Cuisine of the region

Magret de canard

Food is rich and strongly seasoned, making generous use of garlic and goose fat, and there are some excellent regional wines. Seafood such as oysters, saltwater fish, and piballes from the Adour river are popular.

Cassoulet: Stew of duck, sausages and beans.

Confit de Canard (d’oie): Preserved duck meat.

Croustade aux pommes: Caramelised apple tart sometimes containing Agen prunes.

Magret de canard: Duck breast fillets

Ouillat (Ouliat): Pyrénées soup with onions, tomatoes, goose fat and garlic.

Piperade Basque: An omelette of tomatoes, peppers and local pimentos.