Stage 1: Chambon-le-Château, Auroux and Langogne

Chambon-le-Château:

• Admire the Val d'Ance fortified castle (14th century), now a starting point for several hiking trails.

Auroux & Langogne:

• Enjoy the Grand Lac de Naussac for sailing, paddleboarding or picnics by the shore.
• Langogne is also known for its market and local shops.

Nearby sites: Chambon-le-Château, Auroux, Langogne

Stage 2: La Canourgue, the little Venice of Lozère

• Discover its canals, flower-filled alleyways, and stone bridges.
• Take a break at the Malakoff artisanal chocolate shop in Banassac (local praline specialties).
• Admire the Sabot de Malepeyre, a natural arch of 30 meters overlooking the Urugne valley.

Recommended Camping-Car Park site: La Canourgue

Stage 3: Le Massegros, wide open spaces and cheese-making tradition

• Take a stroll on the Grands Causses plateaus.
• Visit the local cheese factory (Salakis, Lou Pérac, Bleu du Massegros products).
• Enjoy free access to facilities: mini-golf, tennis, multi-sports court.

Convenient Camping-Car Park site for visiting: Le Massegros

Stage 4: Mende, historic capital of Gévaudan

• Visit the Saint-Privat cathedral (14th-15th century).
• Explore the hospital's old pharmacy (19th century), untouched since that time.
• Mende is an excellent starting point for hikes to Mont Lozère.

Recommended Camping-Car Park site: Mende

Useful information: access to CAMPING-CAR PARK areas

With the Privilege Pack or the Digital Pass, you can enjoy easy access to over 500 sites, including many in Lozère. Online booking, full services, and guaranteed peace of mind.

FAQ - Lozère by motorhome

What's the best time to visit? From May to September to enjoy the lakes and countryside.

Should you book sites in advance? In peak season, booking is recommended via CAMPING-CAR PARK.

Can you visit the cheese factories? Some have shops or offer tours on request.

Is Lozère suitable for motorhomes? Yes, the roads are well-maintained and there are plenty of sites.