Natural Camping in Caylus
A green campsite in the Tarn-et-Garonne, tucked away in the peaceful French countryside. You camp here on an intimate three‑hectare site managed by a Dutch family. Choose your ideal pitch yourself: sheltered and cool under the forest canopy, or open in the field with occasional shade. Each pitch is generously sized at around 200 m².
Rustic Charm in Southern France
On warm days you can swim a few laps in the covered pool and relax on the grass. Free‑range chickens wander about, providing fresh eggs daily. Kids enjoy the large trampoline or lazing in the hammock strung between trees. Sports and play equipment are available, with plenty of space to roam. There are toilets and hot showers; if it rains you can take shelter in the covered kitchen or indoor space. Cooking is possible on the gas stove with provided cookware. There’s a fridge, coffee maker and kettle. Meals are shared at the large dining table or outside on the terrace. You’re welcome to keep your fridge in the shed and charge your phone at power points in and around the house. Handy tip: bring a long extension cord if you pitch further away.
Camping Between Forest and Trails
The site is just outside the village of Caylus, in southern Tarn-et-Garonne. The area is blessed with forests, rolling hills, picturesque villages and vast natural beauty. From the campsite, walking and mountain biking trails begin directly, perfect for exploring the surroundings actively.
Discover the Tarn-et-Garonne
From this campsite in Caylus, you’ll discover one of the quietest corners of southern France. Set off directly from the campsite on ancient forest paths or grab a mountain bike to explore the rolling countryside. The charming medieval village of Caylus is just a stone’s throw away, with a cosy village square, a market and old streets to wander through. A bit further on, you’ll find attractions like Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val and the Aveyron gorges, perfect for canoeing, climbing or simply enjoying nature.
