Perched on a rocky spur in the heart of the Alpilles mountains, the village of Les Baux-de-Provence is listed as one of France’s most beautiful villages. This medieval gem offers an unforgettable immersion in Provencal history, with its cobbled streets, Renaissance facades and breathtaking views over the Baux valley, the Alpilles and even the Mediterranean.

From Le Clos du Rhône campsite, it’s a 45-minute drive to this exceptional site. Whether you’re a heritage lover, nature enthusiast or simply curious, a visit to Les Baux-de-Provence promises a moment suspended in time, between stone, light and garrigue.

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Les Baux-de-Provence reveals a spectacular medieval setting, clinging to its rocky promontory at an altitude of 200 meters. Here are the must-see sites:

The medieval village: stroll the cobbled streets, lined with art galleries, craft stores and Renaissance buildings that bear witness to a rich seigniorial past.

Château des Baux: a huge listed fortress stretching over 5 hectares. Explore its towers, chapels, siege engines and enjoy exceptional panoramic views over Provence and the Camargue.

Les Carrières de Lumières: located at the foot of the village, these ancient limestone quarries host an immersive sound and light show, projecting artistic masterpieces onto 7,000 m² of rock faces.

Romanesque churches: Saint-Vincent, Saint-Blaise and Sainte-Catherine are all jewels of religious architecture.

The Vallée des Baux: admire vineyards, olive groves and landscapes shaped by time.

Saint-Rémy-de-Provence: just a few kilometers away, this lively, cultural village boasts Provencal markets, flower-filled alleyways and a Van Gogh heritage.

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To visit Les Baux-de-Provence and enjoy the Camargue coastline at the same time, Le Clos du Rhône campsite in Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is an excellent alternative. Just 45 minutes by car from Les Baux, you can combine seaside pleasures with cultural discoveries in the Provencal hinterland.

The campsite offers a wide range ofcomfortable accommodation (mobile homes, cottages), an aquatic area with heated pools and water games, as well as children’s clubs to keep the little ones entertained.

From the campsite, it’s easy to set off on excursions to the Alpilles: discover the perched village of Les Baux, visit the Château, admire the Carrières de Lumières, and be seduced by the Provencal landscapes of garrigue, vineyards and medieval heritage.
It’s the ideal compromise for a vacation between sea and culture, in the heart of Provence.