Towns and places less than 15 minutes from the campsite
Clermont l’Hérault
5 minutes away
Discover the charming commune of Clermont-l’Hérault during your stay at Camping Le Lac du Salagou. Built at the foot of the Cévennes foothills, this city is an ancient crossroads of Roman roads. A fortified castle and ramparts bear witness to the medieval character of Clermont l’Hérault, first mentioned in the 12th century.
This picturesque town offers the perfect getaway for holidaymakers in search of authenticity. Let yourself be seduced by the region’s cultural heritage, embodied by figures such as René Gosse and the riches of the town of Saint-Paul. Clermont-l’Hérault, with its unique blend of history, nature and culture, offers an unforgettable experience around every corner.
The Clermont l’Hérault market, an immersion in local life
The local market in Clermont-l’Hérault is a sensory experience not to be missed. Every week, the market square comes alive with vibrant colors, tantalizing smells and contagious excitement. The stalls are brimming with fresh local produce, showcasing the region’s rich agricultural heritage. From fruit and vegetable stalls to artisan cheeses and seafood, the Clermont-l’Hérault market offers a tempting variety for every palate. Local artisans also exhibit their creations, from jewelry to objets d’art, adding a touch of authenticity to this unique experience. Beyond the shopping, the market is a place for warm encounters and sharing, where locals and holidaymakers rub shoulders in a convivial atmosphere.
Liausson
5 minutes away
The peaceful town of Liausson, nestled in the heart of the Hérault department, is a magnet for holidaymakers in search of tranquility and picturesque charm. Its major asset is its proximity to the Lac du Salagou, offering an exceptional natural setting for relaxation and leisure activities.
From the summit of Mont Liausson, which dominates the area at 535 m, you can contemplate a breathtaking panorama of the lake and the surrounding villages.
The shores of the lake invite you to spend peaceful days swimming, picnicking and strolling along the water’s edge. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy stand-up paddling, windsurfing or a peaceful kayak trip. The village of Liausson itself boasts picturesque alleyways and stone houses full of character, creating an authentic atmosphere.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing waterside vacation, a nature getaway or a cultural discovery, Liausson is an ideal destination, combining the charm of the countryside with the proximity of the Lac du Salagou.
Octon, a charming town in the heart of Hérault
10 minutes away
The town of Octon is an idyllic destination for holidaymakers seeking tranquillity and authenticity.
It’s a splendid place to discover, with its old stone houses, the unmissable village square with its many local events – flea markets, children’s workshops, market, dances, concerts – all while enjoying Languedoc dishes…
Surrounded by the Lac d’Octon, this town offers a peaceful atmosphere in which to relax. The calm waters of the lake invite swimming, fishing and other water activities, while the surrounding hiking trails offer the perfect opportunity to explore the surrounding nature. The village, meanwhile, reveals its preserved architectural heritage, with cobbled streets and stone houses, creating a warm, authentic atmosphere.
Celles, on the shores of Lac du Salagou
10 minutes away
The village of Celles lies on the shores of Lac du Salagou. When the dam was built in October 1969, residents were forced to evacuate the village in view of the rising water levels in the village, in order to create the lake.
Celles seduces holidaymakers with its rich history and medieval charm. The cobbled streets of the old town reveal well-preserved historic buildings, including the 12th-century church of Saint-Michel. Visitors can lose themselves in the maze of narrow streets, discover lively squares and savor the medieval atmosphere that reigns supreme.
Celles also offers exquisite local gastronomy, with cafés and restaurants serving regional specialties. History buffs will be delighted by a visit to the Château de Celles, offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding area.
