Le Graniers

Camping Le Graniers occupies a 6-hectare property in Monoblet, in the Gard, on the foothills of the Cévennes and at the edge of a pine wood. Anduze is about 15 km away, between sea and mountains. The website says it is rated 4 stars, while some pages state 3 stars.

The site is small, with 66 pitches of about 100 m² marked out by shrubs, some of them beside the river. Alongside the pitches, it rents out mobile homes, chalets for 4 to 8 people, equipped tents, some without washrooms or heating, and an unusual bubble-type lodging. Bed linen is not provided. Vaccinated pets on a lead are allowed.

Facilities include a large pool, an ice-cream bar with a snack and table service in the evening, a grocery shop, a laundry, games, a boules pitch and a motorhome service area, as well as washrooms with a baby-changing room and a cubicle for people with reduced mobility.

Opening period: the official website publishes no opening or closing dates. Its pitch rate grid starts on 1 January and includes an off-season period from 1 January to 4 April and from 30 August to 31 December, but this does not prove that guests are welcome in winter. A camping website announces opening from 1 April to 18 October 2026, while other sources mention all year round. Off-season opening is therefore to be confirmed with the campsite, on 04 66 25 19 24.

The campsite has a large pool, where only swimming trunks or boxer shorts are allowed. The ice-cream bar is open from 8am to 8pm from April to the end of June and from 8am to 11pm in July and August, with a snack at lunchtime and in the evening and table service in the evening. There is also a grocery shop, a bread depot in July and August, a mail service, a washing machine with an iron and ironing board to borrow, an outdoor fitness area and a motorhome service area, free for customers. Wifi is free in the reception area and available elsewhere with cards sold at the bar.

On site, you can play boules in the shade of the oaks, billiards or table football, and borrow bikes. The campsite highlights swimming, fishing and the walking trails of the Cévennes National Park. In the surrounding area, it mentions Anduze, gateway to the Cévennes, the Bambouseraie de Générargues, Mont Aigoual, Uzès, Nîmes and the Pont du Gard.