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simply
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nature
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Rich
heritage
Authentic
gastronomy
The Hautes-Pyrénées:
a nature and family destination
The Hautes-Pyrénées offer spectacular nature, preserved valleys, legendary mountain passes, and villages where time seems to have stood still. And the best way to experience it all to the fullest? Camping. Here, there are no constraints, no rigidity — just the freedom to set off on an adventure in the morning, recharge in the evening, and let yourself be surprised in between. Summer and winter alike, the campsites and outdoor hotels of the Hautes-Pyrénées open the doors to an exceptional department, in the heart of the mountains, as close as possible to nature to experience the mountains, simply.
Our campsites in
the Hautes-Pyrénées
With 91 campsites spread across the department, you are spoilt for choice. Nestled in the heart of the valleys, just a stone’s throw from major natural sites and mountain resorts, the Campings 65 are ideally located to easily reach all the must-see attractions of the Hautes-Pyrénées.
Whether you are a seasoned hiker, a family in search of space, a passionate motorcyclist, or a spa guest seeking well-being, there is bound to be a campsite that suits you. Find all our campsites on the interactive map and prepare for your next stay in just a few clicks.
91 campsites
1 destination
For all
campers
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Riverside
Breathtaking VIEW
Slow tourism
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Find the campsite made for you
Riverside pitches with breathtaking views, fully equipped mobile homes, cosy chalets, chic nature tiny houses, or unusual accommodation under the stars… Campsites in the Hautes-Pyrénées adapt to every desire and every holiday style:
- Back to nature: bare pitches, absolute calm, total immersion
- Comfort and serenity: equipped mobile homes and chalets, on-site services
- Slow tourism: free pace, without constraints, following your whims
- Affordable premium stay: unusual and chic nature accommodation, for unforgettable holidays
And everywhere, the same welcome: warm, family-oriented, and personalized. We provide you with top tips, itineraries adapted
to the weather and your level, and off-the-beaten-path addresses. Here, you are at home.
Here, holidays
happen outdoors
Choosing the Hautes-Pyrénées for your holidays
The Hautes-Pyrénées is a territory like no other. In one week, you can venture to the Cirque de Gavarnie (UNESCO), climb the Pic du Midi for a 360° panorama, cycle up the slopes of the Col du Tourmalet or the Col d’Aspin — the legendary passes of the Tour de France —, relax in the thermal baths of Luz-Saint-Sauveur or Bagnères-de-Bigorre, and marvel at the lakes of the Néouvielle Nature Reserve. Not forgetting Lourdes, Cauterets, the Valleys of the Hautes-Pyrénées, the Gascon hillsides, and their authentic flavours.
From your campsite, everything is accessible. Everything is possible.
Day 1
Lourdes, gateway to the Pyrenees
Begin your journey in Lourdes, a world-renowned pilgrimage city in the heart of a mountain setting. Stroll around the Sanctuary, then head up to the fortified castle or the Pic du Jer to admire the first Pyrenean panoramas. A first day combining spirituality, history, and the great outdoors.
Night: Lourdes or Argelès-Gazost
Day 2
Cauterets and
Pont d’Espagne
Head towards one of the most spectacular valleys in the Pyrenees.
At Pont d’Espagne, waterfalls and forests open the gateway to the National Park. A walk towards Lake Gaube reveals an unforgettable high-mountain landscape. End the day in the charming village of Cauterets, perhaps with a well-being break at the thermal baths.
Night: Cauterets
Day 3
Gavarnie,
giant of the Pyrenees
Set course for the famous Cirque de Gavarnie, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
This immense natural wall impresses with its grandeur and its famous waterfall. Take the time to walk to the heart of the cirque and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the village.
Night: Gavarnie or Luz-Saint-Sauveur
Day 4
Luz and
the legendary passes
Discover the heritage of Luz-Saint-Sauveur with the striking Templar church. After a relaxing break at the Luzéa thermal baths, take the road to the legendary Col du Tourmalet. A must-see stop to admire the high-mountain landscapes and the atmosphere of the great Pyrenean passes.
Night: Barèges or La Mongie
Day 5
Pic du Midi
and Lake Payolle
Take the cable car up to the Pic du Midi for a spectacular 360° panorama of the Pyrenees range. A unique experience, between sky and summits. Then head back down towards Lake Payolle, perfect for a walk or a relaxing moment by the water.
Night: Bagnères-de-Bigorre or Campan
Day 6
The hillsides of
Castelnau-Magnoac
A change of atmosphere: make way for the gentle hillsides and countryside landscapes. Explore the bastide of Castelnau-Magnoac, its narrow streets, and its lively market hall. Between local gastronomy, peaceful villages, and scenic roads, discover another side of the Hautes-Pyrénées, more intimate and gourmet.
Night: Castelnau-Magnoac area / Baïse Valley
Day 7
Néouvielle and
the great lakes
Welcome to one of the natural jewels of the Pyrenees.
The Néouvielle Nature Reserve is home to spectacular high-altitude lakes. Orédon, Aubert, and Aumar offer wild landscapes perfect for a day in the great outdoors.
Night: Aure Valley / Saint-Lary
Day 8
Aure Valley
and its traditions
Take the time to experience the Aure Valley.
In Saint-Lary-Soulan, the cable car and panoramas invite contemplation. Then discover Arreau, a charming village of character, with its half-timbered houses
and artisans.
Night: Aure Valley / Saint-Lary-Soulan
Day 9
Final discoveries
Before leaving, extend the adventure with a visit to the Bétharram caves or an encounter with Pyrenean wildlife at the animal park. It is also the perfect opportunity to bring back some local specialties to prolong the journey.
The Bétharram caves
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inspiration
