Campsites with rock climbing in Occitanie

Climbers flock to Occitanie for limestone cliffs, rugged crags, and legendary bouldering—plus, there are 29 campsites here that put you right up against the rock. On Hipcamp, you’ll find everything from riverside pitches to shaded woodland nooks, with average prices around $82 a night and some spots dipping as low as $19. Campfires are allowed at many sites, pets are welcome, and you’ll have access to toilets. When you’re not scaling vertical faces, keep an eye out for wild boar or cast a line in a mountain stream. For a tried-and-tested base, Pyrénées Emotions (6 reviews) puts you close to some of the region’s best climbing, while Country Camping (1 review) offers a quieter launchpad for your next route.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Climbers flock to Occitanie for limestone cliffs, rugged crags, and legendary bouldering—plus, there are 29 campsites here that put you right up against the rock. On Hipcamp, you’ll find everything from riverside pitches to shaded woodland nooks, with average prices around $82 a night and some spots dipping as low as $19. Campfires are allowed at many sites, pets are welcome, and you’ll have access to toilets. When you’re not scaling vertical faces, keep an eye out for wild boar or cast a line in a mountain stream. For a tried-and-tested base, Pyrénées Emotions (6 reviews) puts you close to some of the region’s best climbing, while Country Camping (1 review) offers a quieter launchpad for your next route.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Pyrénées Emotions

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7 units · Tents, Motorhomes, Glamping · Pyrénées, Occitanie

The only emotions are good ones at this chilled out, high altitude campsite

2. Lac Saint Georges Village Vacances

12 units · Tents · Toulouse, Occitanie

Ideally located in Sarrecave, in Haute-Garonne, cradle of the Occitanie region at the crossroads of Hautes-Pyrénées and Gers in the countryside between plains, hillsides and mountains. The welcome is renowned there, the magnificent views, the varied physical activities since we practice hiking, horseback riding and cycling which opens your eyes to the cultural richness of our heritage. A day of getaway is enough for you to discover in summer as in winter the famous resorts of the Pyrenees. You are 1 hour from Toulouse and Spain, 2 hours from the Atlantic and 3 hours from the Mediterranean.

3. BelRepayre Airstream Glamping

1 unit · Tent, Motorhome · Manses, Occitanie

Located a few kilometres from Mirepoix, with an stunning view of the Pyrenees, BelRepayre Airstream Glamping offers you a unique experience. If you are travelling through the Ariège in a camper van or enjoying a nature holiday with your tent or caravan, settle down on one of our 8 pitches of 100m², all delimited, equipped with an electric connection and a water point, and situated in a quiet, natural environment with trees to benefit from the shade in summer. BelRepayre Airstream Glamping is the ideal retreat for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle, immerse themselves in the tranquillity of this environment, visit the surrounding countryside and forest, watch the stars or simply enjoy the relaxing silence.

4. Country Camping

5 units · Tents, Motorhomes · Lieu Dit Ardos, Occitanie

Country Camping is surrounded by the sunflower fields of the Haute-Garonne region. There are only 30 pitches, 20 of them dotted among fruit trees, ideal for providing extra shade and for those who fancy picking ripe peaches. There’s a swimming pool and small playground, plus a shaded barbecue area with a wood-fired pizza oven. It’s an easy cycle to the old military village of Saint-Ybars, or drive south into the mountains – the Pyrénées Ariégeoises natural park offers endless outdoor pursuits

5. Le Moulin du Luech

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8 units · Glamping · Occitanie

Nestled in the hollow of the Luech river, the campsite is located on the outskirts of the village of Peyremale, which has retained all the cachet of a picturesque, typically Cévennes promontory. In this place of nature you will find remains of the old water mill which now hosts the reception. The landscape is marked by the rich historical past of the Cévennes with its agricultural terraces. The camp is located on a large meadow, at the time fitted out for the exploitation of coal but which has never been used, linked to the end of the mining period. Before welcoming you, this meadow was used for grazing sheep!!! Looking forward to welcoming you for a sunny summer!!

6. The Place

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1 unit · Tent, Motorhome · Montpellier, Occitanie

You will find a pretty ground of 2000m2, plenty of oaks and pines, that offer a place in the shade. You will have a magnificent view of the sunset and on the opposite a beautiful view of the small mountain. You will have a small path giving access to the Herault river, located 200m away. There is a round wooden platform, 5m diameter, on which you can practice yoga and stretching. There are toilets with a small sink with drinking spring water ( +filtration and an ultraviolet treatment system), and electrical outlets to recharge your devices. You can pitch your tent or park your motorhome. The place is quiet, and very well located for hiking, cultural visits, swimming and to practice many sports and experience cultural and gastronomic activities in the nearby region. Located 1.5km between two villages, you will find shops, chemists, three supermarkets, a car garage, medical centre and petrol station. The entrance to the A75 and A750 are located 2km away. There are also bus routes serving the surrounding villages and more distant towns, and also for Montpellier (25 minutes away). GPS point : 43°39'28.1873'' N,3° 332,1.5749''E Géographique Situation : 35km northwest of Montpellier

Stories from the community

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Lorenz

August 2025

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Le Moulin du Luech

Great place! Beautiful nature Cabine very nice and clean

Callum

June 2025

5 m car

3 nights at Pyrénées Emotions

The site and view and facilities were very good indeed. We dined at the bar, only one choice but it was very good. Quiet and lovely. Only a few patrons and just marvellous. Disappointed at how expensive the Hipcamp administration fee was. And this is justified by some million dollar indemnity allowance. No idea how that would apply!