Camping du Chercheur d'Or in Cardet
Gard, Occitanie · Open 1 Apr → 30 Sept
The campsite
Key facts
Camping du Chercheur d'Or is a 2-star campsite in Cardet (Gard), open from 1 April to 30 September. Electricity up to 6 A; 149 pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes.
Listing updated on 22 October 2026, from 5 sources cited at the bottom of the page.
How to stay here
- TentYes
- CaravanYes
- MotorhomeYes
- CampervanYes, like motorhomes
- Mobile homeNot recorded
- Chalet or bungalowNot recorded
Rentals available, type not specified by our sources.
On site and around
On the facilities side: launderette and wheelchair access.
To reach Nîmes, the main town of the département, allow for 29 km (18 miles) as the crow flies. La Fontaine d'Estelle, 2.1 km (1 mile) away, makes a good first outing. Distances are as the crow flies.
Access by caravan and motorhome
According to the Nesters who have been there.
- Electric hook-ups
- Yes, up to 6 A
- Motorhome waste disposal and water
- Access for large outfits
- Manoeuvres and bends
- Ground of the pitches
- Twin-axle caravan
- Maximum length accepted
- Pitch size
Have you been there with a caravan or a motorhome?
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Motorhome, or caravan and car, over 10 metres long: please call the campsite before you set off.
Large outfit: the campsites that take one →According to the campsite's website, checked on 22 October 2026.
Facilities
Your pitch
- Electric hook-ups
- Shaded pitches
- Sunny pitches
- Fridge on the pitch
- Barbecues allowed
Swimming
- River swimming
On site
- Launderette
- Wheelchair access
List taken from our sources; a facility that is missing here may still exist.
Photos
Photos from the campsite's official website, sorted by Campernest.
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At a glance
- Classification
- 2 starsclassified on 12 October 2023
- Category
- Tourismmostly short stays
- Pitches
- 149
- Capacity
- 447 people
- Pets
- Open
- 1 Apr → 30 Septaccording to the campsite's website
What does the star rating mean?
French campsites are rated from 1 to 5 stars for 5 years by Atout France, the national tourism agency, after an inspection by an accredited body. The rating assesses facilities, services, accessibility and sustainability against a national grid. It is optional: an unrated campsite is not necessarily less well run.
Frequently asked questions
When is Camping du Chercheur d'Or open?
According to its website, Camping du Chercheur d'Or is open from 1 April to 30 September. Dates may change from one year to the next, so please check them before booking.
Can you stay at Camping du Chercheur d'Or with a caravan or a motorhome?
Yes, Camping du Chercheur d'Or welcomes caravans and motorhomes. Electric hook-ups on the pitches go up to 6 A. The maximum length accepted is not known yet: with a motorhome, or a caravan and car, over 10 metres long, please call the campsite before you set off.
Where can you empty a motorhome near Camping du Chercheur d'Or?
The nearest motorhome service area, “Aire Municipale Anduze”, is 8.4 km away, with waste disposal, free of charge.
How many stars does Camping du Chercheur d'Or have?
Camping du Chercheur d'Or is rated 2 stars by Atout France, the French tourism agency, since 12 October 2023. It has 149 pitches for 447 people.
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Data sources (5)
- Hébergements touristiques classés en France (classified tourist accommodation) – Atout France, Licence Ouverte 2.0Classification of 12 October 2023.
- DATAtourisme, the French national tourism data platform – ADN Tourisme and tourist offices, Licence Ouverte 2.0Record updated on 12 June 2025.
- © OpenStreetMap contributors – OpenStreetMap, ODbL licenceLocation of campsites and motorhome service areas.
- Wikimedia Commons – Photos under a free licence, authors credited under each photo
- Official campsite website – Details read on the website and written up by CampernestChecked on 22 October 2026.