Your camping vacations in Languedoc-Roussillon

Situated just 250 meters from the beach, in the Languedoc Roussillon region, a region brimming with unsuspected treasures, Camping La Sardane, now focused on “Nature, Relaxation and Sport”, is sure to satisfy even the most demanding guests.

A family spirit, modern facilities, a wide range of services and attractive accommodation are just some of the elements that will make your vacation unforgettable! In short: a unique establishment in a unique region with a remarkable variety of landscapescradled by the Mediterranean way of life.

Here, between sunshine and tradition, everything is authentic!
So come and discover this little paradise with its warm melody; there’s no doubt you’ll be won over!

The beach at Argelès sur Mer! Fancy a splash?
Argelès-sur-Mer’s beach has been awarded the ” Pavillon bleu ” label for several years, a guarantee of a clean and well-maintained beach. With its 7 km of sandy beach, Argelès-sur-Mer is a great place to relax and enjoy yourself to the full!
Here, between sun, waves and colorful cocktails, stress is a thing of the past! If you love tanning and relaxation, you’ve come to the right place!

The beach center and the port. Need a stroll?
The Argelès harbour and port center are just a short stroll from our establishment!
Stroll through the ice-cream parlours, bars, restaurants and lively boutiques during the day and evening.
Whether you’re a shopper or a lover of spicy food, the allée de Pins is the place to be!

The village of Argelès sur mer
Whether you’re a history buff or a lover of traditional architecture, our typical Catalan village, with its 14th-century church with crenellated tower, its maze of narrow streets, its ramparts, its markets, its crafts and its festivals, is sure to delight the most curious among you. Come and discover this charming little town of Spanish origin, which became French in 1659.

Collioure

The jewel of the Côte Vermeille and a land of artists, Collioure is just 8 kilometers from our establishment.
Whether on foot, by bike, by boat or by car, this pretty little village is easy to get to.
Thanks to its natural setting, Collioure, the cradle of Fauvism, Pointillism and poetry, has become the site of artistic movements and thoughts. Matisse, Derain, Machado, so many artists who will thrill you in this open-air museum!

Steeped in Catalan culture and tradition, you’ll enjoy strolling through its authentic alleyways, discovering its artists’ boutiques and small restaurants where, at the foot of the Collioure bell tower, you can sample typical Catalan specialties such as anchovies or fish parillades. Collioure also boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage, including the Château Royal, built in the Middle Ages.

Collioure and Banyuls will also charm you with their exceptional viticultural terroirs that will delight wine lovers. Terraced vineyards, natural sweet wines aged in oak barrels, the local vineyards will delight all your senses!

For nature lovers, the hinterland and its many hiking trails will enable you to discover typical local flora and fauna, not forgetting the splendid panoramic views that will reward the most motivated!

Less than thirty kilometers away, Perpignan la Catalane opens its doors to you for a tour of its historic center. The former capital of the Kingdom of Majorca, Perpignan is a landmark of Catalan culture. Its Palace of the Kings of Majorca and its 13th-century fortress will not leave you indifferent. As you stroll through the narrow streets of the city center, you won’t want to miss the famous Castillet, the Sea Lodge and the majestic Cathedral of Saint-Jean Baptiste, built in the 14th century.

For lovers of photography, come and visit us in September at the famous “Visa pour l’Image” Festival, the biggest international photojournalism festival in Perpignan, bringing together thousands of visitors every year to share the same passion.

Near Perpignan, a family visit to the fortress of Salses-le Château, dating from the late 15th and early 16th centuries, will take you on a memorable journey through history. Built by the Spanish Catholic kings Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella of Castile, this historic monument near the Etang de Leucate is a fine example of Roussillon’s military heritage.