Ferme de Monredon, Campground in Saint-Aubin, France.
Ferme de Monredon is a campground with five sites equipped with electrical connections located on a working farm in the Lot-et-Garonne region. The sites are situated among agricultural fields and natural vegetation characteristic of the area.
The Doumares family established this agricultural estate and continued the regional tradition of cultivating and processing Agen prunes across generations. This farming heritage remains central to the property's identity.
The name Ripalhous comes from a traditional gathering centered on shared meals and accordion music, reflecting how the location honors rural celebration customs. Visitors today experience this heritage through seasonal evening events that keep these community traditions alive.
Hot showers and free parking for vehicles and tents are available on site for all guests. The basic facilities are straightforward to access and suit both short and longer stays.
Guests can join a vegetable garden program where they harvest radishes planted by previous visitors and sow new seeds for future campers. This ongoing practice connects visitors across time and creates a living link between successive groups of people.
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