Camping Chantemerle, Riverside campground in Bédouès, France
Camping Chantemerle sits directly on the Tarn River with space for tents, caravans, and mobile homes spread across roughly 84 pitches. The grounds sit at 586 meters (1,920 feet) elevation and feature electrical connections, sanitary facilities, a swimming area, and a private beach.
The region was shaped by Robert Louis Stevenson's travels through the Cévennes mountains, which influenced how the area became known. The campground maintains a connection to this exploration heritage and the stories tied to this landscape.
The establishment includes La Bergerie restaurant, which serves regional dishes prepared with local ingredients, representing the culinary traditions of Lozère.
Direct access to the river and private beach makes the site convenient for swimmers and water enthusiasts. The playground and overall facilities work well for families traveling with children.
Evening hours often bring beavers into view as they move along the river carrying branches and swimming. These natural inhabitants of the Tarn add an unexpected wildlife element to the stay.
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