Camping in Tarascon in Provence between the Alpilles and the Camargue

Stay at Camping Saint Gabriel in Tarascon

Located between the Alpilles and the Camargue, Camping Saint Gabriel welcomes you to a peaceful natural setting in the heart of Provence.

For your holiday in Tarascon, discover:

_ our comfortable mobile homes,

_ our spacious and shaded pitches,

_ our swimming pool,

_ our restaurant,

_ our summer activities and entertainment.

Thanks to its privileged location near Arles, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and Les Baux-de-Provence, the campsite is an excellent base for exploring the region’s most beautiful attractions while enjoying a relaxing stay surrounded by nature.

What to see and do in Tarascon?

Visiting Tarascon means discovering one of the most emblematic towns in Provence. Dominated by the impressive Tarascon Castle, the town offers a rich historical heritage combining medieval architecture, Provençal traditions and the southern French way of life.

King René’s Castle, the true symbol of the town, overlooks the Rhône River and is one of the region’s must-see monuments. Open to visitors, it offers exceptional panoramic views over Tarascon and Beaucaire.

The discovery of Tarascon continues through the streets of its historic centre, with its Provençal squares, old façades, local markets and lively café terraces. Visitors can also explore the Sainte-Marthe Collegiate Church, the Cordeliers Convent and the pleasant Rhône riverbanks.

Thanks to its privileged location, Tarascon lies just 15 minutes from Arles, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and Les Baux-de-Provence, and around 30 minutes from Avignon. Combining medieval heritage, Provençal villages, preserved nature and local traditions, Tarascon appeals equally to culture lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Provençal and Camargue traditions in Tarascon

Throughout the year, Tarascon lives to the rhythm of Provençal and Camargue traditions. Local festivals, markets, férias, abrivados, equestrian shows and folk events all contribute to the authentic atmosphere of the town.

Bull-related traditions play an important role in local culture and regularly shape summer festivities. During the warmer months, café terraces, Provençal markets and cultural events create a friendly atmosphere typical of southern France.

Provençal gastronomy is also an essential part of the experience, with local products, olive oils, wines, Mediterranean specialities and colourful markets.

What to do around Tarascon?

Thanks to its ideal location between the Alpilles and the Camargue, Tarascon provides quick access to some of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Provence.

From Camping Saint Gabriel, the main sites of Provence are easily accessible:

_ Tarascon and its medieval castle: 5 min

_ Arles and its Roman monuments: 15 min

_ Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: 15 min

_ Les Baux-de-Provence: 15 min

_ The Camargue: 20 min

_ Beaucaire: 10 min

_ Fontvieille: 5 min

_ Avignon and the Palace of the Popes: 30 min

Nature and outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy numerous hiking trails in the Alpilles, cycling routes, horse riding excursions, trips to the Camargue and water activities on the Rhône River.

Between Provençal villages, historical heritage and natural landscapes, the region offers countless opportunities for a memorable holiday in Provence.

Holidays in Provence between nature and heritage

Staying at Camping Saint Gabriel means enjoying a peaceful natural setting while remaining close to the main tourist attractions of Provence.

Located in Tarascon, the campsite is an excellent base for discovering the Alpilles, the Camargue, Arles and the charming Provençal villages of the Bouches-du-Rhône.

After a day of sightseeing or outdoor activities, relax by the campsite’s swimming pool, enjoy the summer activities and entertainment, dine at the restaurant, and experience the friendly atmosphere of Camping Saint Gabriel for a truly relaxing holiday in the heart of Provence.

FAQ – Staying in Tarascon