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Campsite La Corconne

tourist information

On this page you can find practical information and our ideas for outings to discover our pretty corner of Cévennes ... And a little further! 

Tourist offices

Offices du tourisme

Cévennes & Navacelles

  • Place Du Marché 30120 LE VIGAN

     04.67.81.01.72

  • Grand Site House 
    Belvederes of Blandas
    30770 BLANDAS
    09.62.64.35.10

https://tourismecevennesnavacelles.com/

Mont aigoual Causses cevennes

  • Country House 7 Hortes Quarter

     30570 VALLERAUGUE

     04.67.64.82.15

  • Col de la Serreyrède- l'Espérou

     30570 L'ESPEROU

     04.67.82.64.67

  • The Quays

     30940 SAINT ANDRE de VALBORGNE

     04.66.60.32.1 1

Mont aigoual Causses cevennes

26 avenue Pasteur 34190 GANGES​

04.67.73.00.56

https://www.ot-cevennes.com/

markets

Les marchés

Excellent way to discover the culinary culture of the area, meet great small producers, we really like to go to the market. Here are the market days of the surrounding villages.

Apart from the nocturnes, the markets are generally "open" from 8 am to 1 pm.

Le Vigan
(market place)

Tuesday (April to October): farmers' market

Wednesday (July / August): night market (crafts)

Saturday (all year)  : big market

Valleraugue
(the plot)

 

Wednesday and Saturday morning (July / August)

Sumene
(Downtown)

Wednesday (all year)

Ganges
(Place of abalone)

Friday (all year): large market

Tuesday (all year): farmers market 

Le Vigan :

Market square: every Sunday morning from April to September.

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Ganges :

Place des Halles: every Sunday morning from June to September.

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Flea market

Marchés aux puces

Restaurant / bar

 

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Ganges:  

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Le Cévenol Burger and Cuisine : 22 Av. Du Mont Aigoual, 34190 Ganges, 04.67.08.24.33 / 06.43.42.90.09

Hours: Monday to Saturday: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Good value for money, cuisine made with local products.

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La Petite Voute : 6 Place Fabre d'Olivet, 34190 Ganges,  04.67.17.49.36

Hours from Tuesday to Saturday: 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

A good little address in a pleasant setting.  

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The XII : 12 Rue Jeu de Ballon, 34190 Ganges,  04.67.73.85.38.

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sunday: 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A good value for money, creative and delicious cuisine.

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La Bougeotte : Pl. Fabre Olivet, 34190 Ganges,  04.99.54.44.29.

Hours: Wednesday-Thursday: 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m. and Friday-Saturday: 9:30 a.m.-10 p.m.

A beautiful address (also associative) in a pleasant place, family atmosphere, vegetarian cuisine with good products, ideal for children.  

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Saint Martial:  

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Lou Regalou : Le Village, 30440 Saint-Martial, 04.67.81.33.11

Hours: Out of season, every lunchtime by reservation (except Wednesday) and in the evening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. In summer, open every day except Sunday evening and Monday all day. 

Remember to book in advance, good reputation in the area.  

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Le Vigan:

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Le Qu'Es Aquo : 27 Bd du Plan d'Auvergne, 30120 Le Vigan, 04.99.92.04.93

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Good value for money, you are never disappointed with your plate.  

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The Creperie  Du Marché : 11 Pl. Du Marché Triaire, 30120 Le Vigan,  04.67.69.19.95

Hours: Friday to Tuesday: 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Good pancakes and a choice for everyone.  

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Brasserie Universe : 4 place d'Assas, 30120 Le Vigan,  06.11.51.83.45.

Hours: Monday to Sunday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Good value for money. 

Restaurant/Bar

Leisure activities to discover nature

Le Vigan :

Cigale Aventure : 3 rue de l'hloge 30120 LE VIGAN, 09.80.36.37.84

https://www.cigaleaventure.com/locations-velos

Do not hesitate to browse more widely on their site, it is a real gold mine of information on nature outings to do in the area.

Electric assistance bikes rental Mont Aigoual Le Vigan, 06.89.95.23.50

http://www.gem-bikes.com/

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Montdardier :

Accrocs d'Anjeaux : Route de Ganges, 30120 Montdardier, 06.08.53.93.70

https://www.lesaccrosdanjeau.fr/

Tree climbing course but also trampolines and other games to have fun in a very nice setting surrounded by nature. Open every day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. from July to August.

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http://www.cevennes-parcnational.fr/fr

Site of the Cévennes National Park, full of information to discover the region, fauna, flora, places to see, hikes to do etc. Offers throughout the summer activities to do, possibility of locating them geographically thanks to an interactive map.

 

https://www.komoot.fr/guide/515035/randonnees-dans-les-cevennes

Site which lists hikes to do in the Cévennes.

Des loisirs pour découvrir la nature

MUSEUMS

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Le Vigan :

Cévenol Museum : 1 Rue des Calquières, 30120 Le Vigan, 04.67.81.06.86

https://museecevenol-levigan.jimdofree.com/

Museum to discover and understand everything about the history of the Cévennes, in particular through the discovery of its traditions and trades. Temporary exhibitions also.

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Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois :

The cave of the young ladies : 34190 Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois, 04.67.73.70.02

http://www.demoiselles.fr/

Open every day. Reservations more than recommended in summer.

Very beautiful cave which is full of stalagmites, stalactites; called the fairy cave, considered an underground cathedral, the site is worth the detour!

 

Saint Hippolyte du Fort :

Silk Museum , Place du 8 mai 1945, 30170 Saint Hippolyte du Fort, 04.30.67.26.94

http://www.museedelasoie-cevennes.com/

Museum to understand and discover the world of silkworm breeding.

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Valleraugue :

Mont Aigoual , 30570 Valleraugue, 04.67.42.59.83

http://www.aigoual.asso.fr/

To discover a meteorological observatory still active, free exhibition and view breathtaking on the region (when it is very nice you can see the sea in the distance!)

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Sites to visit
 

Here are some places and cities that we love and that we suggest you visit in the area: urban, nature, there is something for everyone!  

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Herault

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Saint Guilhem le Désert : 1 hour from the campsite, on the road to Compostela, Saint Guilhem le Désert is one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France. Gellone Abbey  is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a very touristic village, we advise you to go there rather in low season to avoid the "crowds".

If you like  the caves about ten minutes from the village you can visit the Clamouse cave. 

Not far from there the Devil's Bridge with great swimming spots.  

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Saint Jean de Fos : Next to the Clamouse cave, still 1 hour from the campsite, Saint Jean de Fos is a pretty medieval village which retains a very old tradition around glazed pottery (crockery, pot, jewelry but also gutters, gutters , tiles that we can see throughout our wanderings in the village). Many workshops / shops on site.  

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Montpellier  : Also 1 hour from the campsite, Montpellier is the second largest city in Occitania. Very dynamic, the city is pleasant to visit with its large pedestrian center and its historical monuments.  

 

Cirque de Navacelles  : An hour from here, the Cirque de Navacelles is an exceptional natural site formed by the Vis river whose clear water is very cool. Superb view from the Belvédères de Blandas. Possibility of many walks around and in the circus. Useful info, since the beginning of July and for the summer period, you can leave the car in the car park and use the free shuttle from the Belvédères de Blandas to visit the various sites of the Circus.  

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Gard  

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Anduze : " Porte des Cévennes", 50 minutes from the campsite, a nice little Cévennes town to visit, very lively in summer.

Saint-Jean-du-Gard : A little over an hour away, Saint-Jean-du-Gard is worth a visit to the Maison Rouge museum, installed in a former spinning mill, it traces, among other things, the history of Cevennes.  

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Nîmes : Capital of Gard, about 1h20 from the campsite, Nîmes has a very old history and still has many Roman monuments: arenas, square house, the Magne tower etc. to visit. We recommend, next to the arenas, the Museum of Romanity .  

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Uzès : At a short 1h30, still a city rich in its history, first with the Roman occupation (see the Pont du Gard) then from the 5th century when it became a large bishopric. The city retains many monuments from these periods and still has a historic center where it is good to stroll around the Place aux Herbes, for its market and its pretty shops. We advise you to avoid the high season to go there, many people. 

For (older) children we recommend the 1900 museum.

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Pont du Gard  : museum, stroll, cinema, swimming there is something to see and do on the site of the Pont du Gard, Roman remains from the 1st century  

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Musées
Des sites à visiter
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