Uzès and the Cévennes: 6 must-see spots to explore by campervan or motorhome

The beating heart of the town, this lively square is lined with arcades and half-timbered houses. Its colourful markets, especially on Saturday mornings, are packed with local produce like Picholine olives and goat’s cheese.

This UNESCO-listed Roman masterpiece, a 50 km-long aqueduct, gracefully spans the Gardon River. A short walk from the motorhome parking area lets you admire its impressive structure from every angle.

Carved by the Tarn River, these spectacular gorges offer jaw-dropping scenery with sheer cliffs. Viewpoints like the one at La Malène are accessible by campervan for unbeatable views.

This exceptional cave is home to a forest of stalagmites, with the tallest, known as 'the needle', reaching 30 metres high. The guided tour, accessible after a short shuttle ride from the car park, immerses visitors in a fascinating underground world.

The historic capital of the Cévennes, this charming village wins hearts with its 13th-century castle and narrow streets. The nearby Musée du Désert tells the story of the Camisards, Protestants persecuted in the 17th century.

The highest point in the Cévennes, this summit offers a 360-degree panorama on clear days, with views stretching to the Mediterranean and the Alps. The meteorological observatory and its museum are worth a visit, even for those less passionate about weather.