In the heart of an authentic, unspoilt region, camping La Pibola invites you to enjoy a change of scenery. Whether on foot, by bike, on horseback, in a canoe or in the air, you can explore various routes and discover a multitude of activities.
Our natural family campsite at the gateway to the Aude region, near the villages of Chalabre, Tréziers, Lagarde, Saint-Quentin-la-Tour, La Bastide-de-Bousignac, Belloc, Moulin-Neuf, and right in the heart of the Ariège region, offers you the advantage of discovering castles, medieval villages, unusual landscapes, lakes and rivers, and the many typical landscapes and places to be discovered just a short distance from our campsite. The riches of the Ariège region are the promise of a successful stay.
Whether you'd like to take part in a variety of activities or relax in a quiet, friendly setting, La Pibola campsite has what you're looking for. Children and parents alike can enjoy their stay to the full, whatever their desires.
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Join us for our welcome drink
To help you make your choice, we invite you to join us for a welcome drink on the snack bar terrace on Sunday lunchtimes from mid-July to mid-August, during which various local participants will present their activities: canoeing, kayaking, pedal-boating, caving and canyoning, go-karting, horse/pony riding, visits to nearby towns and villages…
It's a time for sharing and conviviality, followed by a welcome drink. Numerous brochures are available at reception, and we'll be happy to provide you with information and advice on the region.
La Pibola, the starting point for tourist discoveries in the Ariège and Aude regions!
Discover the rich natural sites and cultural heritage of the Cathar country of the Ariège in the Occitanie region, close to Camping Flower La Pibola.
Here, all roads lead to the discovery of natural or unusual sites, monuments, typical villages and towns with their rich past. But also, as the region is very gourmet, joys and pleasures!
You don't need a machine to go back in time: meet the dinosaurs, greet our prehistoric ancestors and travel back to the Middle Ages. Pass through the gates of nearby Aude and conquer Carcassonne, the Cathar castles, walk through the Corbières and cross certain labyrinths: there are so many sites to discover, and they're just waiting for your visit!
And let's not forget the wonderful local markets where you'll find the finest local produce: Mirepoix, Lavelanet, Laroque d'Olmes, Le Peyrat, Léran, Bélesta....
Camon
Our village classified as "one of the most beautiful villages in France". Its abbey castle, its hundred rosebushes and the dry-stone huts are relics of the region's winegrowing history.
Lagarde Castle
A local symbol of the fight against Catharism, whose occupants, the de Lévy family, left their mark on the history of the area.
Mirepoix
Medieval bastide known for its square surrounded by houses posed on wide wooden cutlery.
Chalabre Castle
Exhibitions and fun activities for children.
Vals rock church
A curious construction rising out of the rock on a site that has been steeped in history for millennia.
Roquefixade
Ruin of a citadel "fixed" on a rocky outcrop, offering views of the Tabe massif and splendid hiking trails.
Montségur
A stronghold erected on its "POG" at an altitude of 1,200 meters, and a symbol of Cathar resistance, it was one of the last tragic witnesses of this resistance.
Foix
Foix and its castle, witnesses to the history of the Counts of Foix.
Limoux
With its famous blanquette. Not far from Saint Hilaire and its abbey.
Rennes-les-Bains
Charming village bathed in thermal waters.
Rennes-le-Château
Rennes-le-Château and the unusual story of Abbé Saunière.
Carcassonne
The medieval city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Toulouse
The pink city where you can take to the skies with Airbus and even further afield with the Cité de l'Espace.
Dinosaur Museum
at Espéraza in the Aude department.
Pyrene forges
in Montgaillard (near Foix): an eco-museum rich in the industrial and craft history of the Ariège region.
Prehistory Park
in Tarascon sur Ariège: the best way to follow in the footsteps of the Ariège's first inhabitants.
