The bar
Full licence- Local draught beers
- Wines from Languedoc & Aveyron
- Soft drinks, water, juices, ice creams
8 am–12 pm / 4–7 pm, daily in season.
A family campsite in the heart of the Tarn and Jonte gorges Grand Site.
Campsite ★★ open April to October
Under the poplars, on the banks of the Tarn and Jonte. Shaded pitches and fully equipped mobile homes, a bar and a small shop on site. Le Rozier village and its shops are a 200 m walk away.
An independent, family-run campsite, two-star rated, looked after by its owners. Open from April to October, in a calm and shaded setting.
Shaded pitches or fully equipped mobile homes. You choose.
"We chose to keep this campsite just as we inherited it: small, genuine, no frills. The river does the rest."
— The Camping Brudy team, Le Rozier
We stay human-scale and family-run. Shade, clear water, and the silence of the cliffs when the village goes to sleep. The rest belongs to the land.
Close to the pitches, you can enjoy our beach on the banks of the Tarn, reserved for campers.
The Tarn runs shallow here: ideal for children to swim. The beach of sand and pebbles is just below the campsite, a few minutes' walk away.
Swimming is unsupervised. Children remain your responsibility.
Under the poplars, the bar welcomes holidaymakers and villagers alike. At reception, the shop opens from eight with the day's fresh bread.
8 am–12 pm / 4–7 pm, daily in season.
8 am–12 pm / 4–7 pm, daily in season. ANCV holiday vouchers accepted.
Hikers, climbers, mountain bikers or paddlers… the campsite is the perfect starting point to explore the region and enjoy your favourite activities, in the exceptional setting of the Grand Site de France.

Clear water, gentle current. The launch point is five minutes from the campsite, then you drift down the Tarn between the cliffs, at your own pace, all the way to Les Détroits.

Up on the plateau the view opens all at once. Five trails leave from the village, from an easy family stroll to a long walk across the Causse Méjean.

Four hundred metres of limestone above the valley. Seasoned climber or complete beginner, there's a route for you, and a via ferrata close by.

Look up: griffon vultures glide above the gorges. At the Maison des Vautours you watch them up close, for free. Kids love it.

Sainte-Énimie clinging to its cliff, the La Malène ferry, the caves of Aven Armand, the Millau viaduct. Perfect for a stroll or a rainy day.

A still-warm fouace, a farm pélardon, a piece of roquefort, a glass of wine from the Tarn valley. Do the round of the local markets and come home with your arms full.
The campsite sits just below the village. Settle in the shade, unwind… the holidays begin.
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04 · Traveller reviews
Reviews translated from the original French.
« Passing through to discover and work on the cliffs, I stayed at this very pleasant campsite. My team and I received a wonderful welcome. Many thanks. »
« For the welcome, I wanted to give 12 stars out of 5! Large pitches by the river, three minutes from the village. Highly recommend. »
« We came for one night with 4 motorbikes and want to thank the owner, who kindly welcomed us. Very friendly on the phone, top-notch welcome. »
« Excellent welcome. Quiet, relaxing campsite, not far from the shops. »
« One word: it's great, the owners are very friendly. »
« Relaxed family campsite with a warm welcome. Ideally located a few minutes' walk from the village and shops. Wonderful hikes right from the doorstep. »
« Authentic campsite, right next to a superb spot for swimming in the river. »
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The agenda
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06 · The journal
Our favourites, our walks, what's happening at the campsite. Written by the team, on site.