Campsite near Sète, on the shores of Lake Salagou
Located on the shores of Lake Salagou, our campsite in the Hérault region places you in the heart of nature, with the sea just a short drive away. Set amid the red earth of this Natura 2000-designated area, you can enjoy the tranquility of a pristine setting, 47 kilometers from Sète. And when you’re in the mood for the coast, it takes less than an hour to reach the canals and beaches of Sète. Come evening, the cool waters of the lake await you just a stone’s throw away.
Families and couples come here to stay. Welcome to our campsite, the Club du Lac du Salagou.
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Accommodations to suit every taste, from mobile homes to lodges
Our campsite near Sète offers a wide range of accommodations, from the most rustic to the most comfortable, all situated on shaded sites within the Grand Site du Salagou. Here are the options available:
- Our mobile home rentals in the Hérault can accommodate up to 6 people and feature a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, and a patio.
- Our Privilege and Premium cottages have 2 to 3 bedrooms for large families.
- Our cottages in the Hérault combine traditional charm with modern amenities.
- Our lodge tents and the Nature House immerse campers in a unique atmosphere.
- Our campsite and RV sites in the Hérault are ideal for camping enthusiasts, and some offer a lovely view of the lake.
For a hassle-free vacation, our mobile homes are ideal for large families. Our wooden chalets are cozy in every season. For a change of scenery, a unique lodging experience in the Hérault lets you spend the night close to nature. For more independence, a vacation rental in the Hérault offers all the comforts of home.
A heated aquatic area overlooking the Salagou landscape
Located in the heart of our campsite with a heated pool in the Hérault region, the 400 m² aquatic area is perfect for swimming for most of the season.
The heated pool welcomes you even when the lake water gets cooler, while the massage jets soothe your muscles after a hike. Toddlers splash around safely in the fun wading pool, while parents relax on the sun deck.
And when you feel the urge to head out to the open water, Lake Salagou lets you keep enjoying the water right nearby—without a motor or crowds.
Services and activities for the whole family
Beyond the water, our campsite near Sète offers a wide range of services and activities to keep you entertained every day. On-site, you’ll find:
- La Table du Salagou treats vacationers to pizza, takeout meals, and breakfast on the terrace.
- A convenience store, a laundromat, and free Wi-Fi make daily life there easier.
- The kids’ club welcomes children ages 4–12 in July and August, with creative workshops and supervised games.
- Teens ages 12 to 16 can enjoy sports tournaments and team challenges tailored to their age group.
- In the evenings, live concerts, shows, and themed parties create a friendly atmosphere.
- When it comes to sports, the multi-sport field, mini-golf course, bocce court, gym, and ping-pong tables are sure to please active residents.
Sète and the coastline—explore them from our campsite
Choosing our campsite near Sète is the perfect way to explore the city. Here are five must-see attractions to include in your trip near Sète:
- Mont Saint-Clair overlooks the city and offers a 360° panoramic view of the sea, the rooftops, and the Thau Lagoon. At its summit, the seaside cemetery is home to the grave of the poet Paul Valéry.
- The canals are the reason Sète is nicknamed the “Venice of Languedoc.” Every summer, they host water jousting tournaments, a tradition that began in 1666 and whose highlight remains the Saint-Louis Festival in August.
- The beaches of the Lido stretch for about a dozen kilometers between Sète and Marseillan. With lifeguards on duty, bike paths, and beach huts, they’re perfect for a family day out.
- The Thau Lagoon, the largest lagoon in Occitanie, delights food lovers with oysters and mussels from Bouzigues. You can enjoy them while looking out over the oyster farms, after a boat ride on the lagoon.
- The fishing port, one of the largest on the French Mediterranean coast, gives Sète its maritime spirit as the trawlers return. Round out your visit with a “tielle,” a local specialty, and a stop at the Espace Georges Brassens, dedicated to the singer who was born in the city.
Our tip: Park near the harbor, then walk up the Quai de la Marine, past fish stalls and shaded outdoor cafes. At the end of the day, climb Mont Saint-Clair to watch the sunset over the lagoon, before continuing on to Pointe Courte, the fishing hamlet made famous by Agnès Varda.
Ready to combine relaxing by the lake with trips to the beach? Book your stay at our campsite near Sète today!