(64300) Argagnon - 1 Rue des Lys

Camping Azu'Rivage is located on the shores of Lake Soustons and on the edge of a stream. 20 camping-car pitches of 100m² on average, stabilized ground, individual electrical connection, gray water and black water drain terminal, connection for drinking water. Included in the price, the access to the services of the campsite: - Aquatic area with slide for children - Grocery / Vienneses and bread - Bar-Restaurant - Cycle path along the campsite - Free beach shuttle July/August

Situated just a few miles from the ocean, near Lake Léon and the Huchet Nature Reserve, Huttopia Landes Sud campsite invites holidaymakers to stay in a beautiful, natural woodland site in the Aquitaine. On site, you can enjoy the heated swimming pool, the activity programme for children and adults in the summertime, and the sunny terrace of the Central Lodge throughout your holidays… Enjoy a trip in the heart of an exceptional setting, the great forest of the Landes de Gascogne.

Huttopia Lac de l’Uby – Gers campsite is located in the heart of the Armagnac, a traditional part of southwest France, steeped in heritage, gastronomy and nature. Its quaint villages and rolling countryside dotted with fields and forests is ideal for campers looking for a holiday filled with discoveries! Fishing enthusiasts will be won over by the campsite’s ideal location on the lake, while other holidaymakers may prefer to enjoy a wellness break at the thermal baths after a beautiful day in the great outdoors. Last but not least, enjoy natural swimming in the lake, accessible on the beach 300m from the campsite.

Bera has a service area for motorhomes with a supply of clean water and emptying of gray and black water, as well as parking spaces reserved exclusively for motorhomes and camper vans. The parking is located in the Matzada parking lot, very close to the center. Bera is a charming town located in the Cinco Villas region, in the Foral Community of Navarra, between the Bidasoa river and the Zía regatta. Its historic center is worth a visit for its examples of 18th century architecture with beautiful buildings such as the Itzea house, residence of the Baroja family, where Carmen, Pio and Ricardo Baroja developed much of their work. Another attraction worth visiting is the Town Hall, a neoclassical-style building with painted polychrome murals with allegorical motifs that give the façade a unique air. In 1983, based on the remains that appeared on the façade, Julio Caro Baroja drew some drawings that were painted by the Beratarra painter Juan Ignacio Larramendi. These images represent the four cardinal virtues: prudence, temperance, justice and fortitude. On the website there is a wide variety of hiking proposals to enjoy the natural wealth of the town and its surroundings.