Cassaduc Li, Campsite in Saint-Georges-de-Lévéjac, France.
Cassaduc Li is a campground with 25 pitches and 2 rental units situated in a mountainous forest setting near the Tarn river. The property offers different accommodation choices within this highland landscape.
The campground was founded in 2015 by Sandrine and Jean-Philippe Roujon in the Causse de Sauveterre region. This area became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011.
The location sits along several regional walking routes including GR6 and Chemin de St Guilhem that connect visitors to local mountain traditions. These paths are woven into how people explore and move through the surrounding landscape.
The campground operates seasonally during warmer months and welcomes both caravans and motorhomes. Access and orientation are straightforward for different types of vehicles.
From the pitches, visitors can see views of the Gorges du Tarn from the elevation of Causse de Sauveterre. The grounds offer both partial and complete shade options depending on preference.
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