Sunning itself next to the broad Allier River, this large, family-friendly campground is perfectly positioned for woodland rambles and the restaurant scene in Langeac, 300m south. There are 245 tent sites, as well as simple wooden chalets, if you'd prefer not to sleep under canvas. There's a pool (high summer only), laundry facilities, and wi-fi at reception.
Camping des Gorges de l'Allier
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
19.05 MILES
Le Puy's oldest chapel, first established in the 10th century, and rebuilt several times since, teeters atop an 85m-high volcanic plug, reached by…
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A chequerboard of grey and white stone perched on a volcanic stone crag, Le Puy's cathedral is the monumental starting point for pilgrims embarking on the…
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At 16m tall and weighing a svelte 110 tonnes, this crimson Notre Dame de France (Virgin Mary) statue makes an imposing guardian over Le Puy. Since 1860,…
Cathédrale Notre Dame Cloister
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A peaceful 12th-century cloister adjoins Le Puy's cathedral, its multicoloured bricks and columns alluding to strong Moorish influences. Upstairs is a…
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Within this museum and cultural centre, the highlight is a 19th-century pharmacy, elegantly panelled in walnut and wild cherry wood. Upstairs, French…
Nearby Auvergne attractions
1. Musée de la Bête du Gévaudan
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4. Église Abbatiale de St-Robert
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5. Chapelle St-Michel d'Aiguilhe
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6. Centre d'Enseignement de la Dentelle au Fuseau
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Le Puy is famed for the intricacy and beauty of its lace, and this workshop-museum – led by formidable lace expert Mick Fouriscot – showcases remarkable…
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