Aimargues is a town in the Gard (30470), in Petite Camargue, located between Nîmes and Montpellier and less than 20 minutes from the Mediterranean beaches. The village has about 4,500 inhabitants and lives to the rhythm of Camargue traditions, between arenas, vineyards, and agricultural farmhouses.
Just a 10-minute drive from the village, our campsite near Aimargues, Les Amandiers, is a convenient starting point for visiting the town and the entire Petite Camargue.
Teillan Castle, a listed historical monument located near Aimargues, is an estate steeped in history surrounded by vineyards. This 17th-century castle, with its elegant architecture and gardens, offers an ideal setting for a peaceful stroll. Don’t miss the chance to taste the wines produced on-site, which reflect the region’s terroir.
This 15-acre pond offers a true source of freshness for all nature lovers. Located near the Camargue scrubland, you can take a walk there and maybe even have a picnic. It is also a very popular spot for fishermen.
This Texas Longhorn cattle ranch, with livestock imported from the United States, is managed directly by its breeders. They let you discover Texas culture with evening shows and entertainment, direct sales of beef, and tours of the herd by wagon.
This family vineyard, run by the Michelon family for generations, welcomes you to the estate’s cellar for a tasting of its IGP Pays d’Oc wines.
This hiking loop takes you through the Aimargues plain where you can see various “Mas,” those agricultural buildings that have stood the test of time. If you feel like walking, other routes await you among the most beautiful hikes in the Gard.
If you decide to come for a vacation in Aimargues, you’ll be spoiled for choice to fill your days. You can visit the Camargue Regional Park, a rural territory inhabited by diverse flora and fauna, where you’ll spot pink flamingos, herons, wild turtles, and all kinds of plants like the sand lily.
The Aimargues arenas are a must-see for fans of Camargue traditions. Located in the heart of the village, they regularly host Camargue races, bullfighting shows, and various events, mainly between spring and late summer. The friendly and festive atmosphere of the arenas offers an immersion into local culture.
The coastal beaches are waiting for you for a swim or walks along the coast. A catamaran trip will take you from Grau-du-Roi to Aigues-Mortes. The Grau-du-Roi Seaquarium, one of the largest aquariums in Europe, right on the beach, is open all year round. And if you want to discover a city steeped in history, you can’t miss Nîmes: 25 minutes from Aimargues, it is world-famous for its Roman monuments and its ancient center.
There is so much to do and so much to discover around Aimargues that you’ll likely have to come back. Drop your bags at Les Amandiers campsite, 10 minutes from Aimargues, to visit all the must-sees of the Gard: you’ll be within easy reach of the main points of interest in this Occitanie department.
Ten minutes from the village, our 4-star campsite welcomes you to a 10-acre wooded park from April 1st to September 20th. Depending on your group’s size, you can choose one of our mobile homes for 2 to 4 people, a family model for 5 to 6 people, or a pitch for a tent or caravan if you prefer traditional camping.
After a day spent between vineyards and arenas, you’ll find the pool, the restaurant, and the peace of the park, halfway between Nîmes and Montpellier.
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Aimargues is a town in the Gard department (30), in the Occitanie region, with the zip code 30470. It is located in Petite Camargue, 25 minutes from Nîmes, 30 minutes from Montpellier, and about 20 minutes from the beaches of Grau-du-Roi.
The main sights in Aimargues are Teillan Castle and its park, Ginouze pond, the Longhorn Ranch, Domaine de Jasse d’Isnard for wine tasting, and the Route des Mas for hiking. The village arenas also host Camargue races during the season.
Yes. The Aimargues arenas, located in the heart of the village, regularly host Camargue races and bullfighting shows, mainly between spring and late summer. The schedule is published by the town and local bullfighting clubs.
Yes. The Longhorn Ranch offers wagon tours of the herd that children enjoy, Ginouze pond is perfect for picnics and walks, and the Route des Mas is an accessible hiking loop. The nearby Camargue Regional Natural Park allows you to observe pink flamingos.
Les Amandiers campsite, a 4-star campsite located in Gallargues-le-Montueux, is a 10-minute drive from Aimargues. It offers mobile homes for 2 to 6 people, unique accommodations, and pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, with a pool, restaurant, and entertainment. It is open from April 1st to September 20th.
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