Getting here
The campsite is on the bank of the Tarn just outside Saint-Izaire, in the Aveyron: about 50 km from the Millau Viaduct and 250 km south of Clermont-Ferrand.
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By road
From Clermont-Ferrand / A75
- Follow the A75 towards Millau and cross the impressive Millau Viaduct (toll bridge).
- Then take the D999 towards Albi.
- After Saint-Affrique, follow the signs for Saint-Izaire (D25).
- After about 20 km, turn left onto the D200.
- Drive through the three tunnels. After the third tunnel, cross the bridge and turn right.
- You’ll now see Camping du Batut straight ahead. Turn right, then immediately right again to drive onto the campsite.
From Limoges / A20
- Follow the A20 to Montauban.
- Drive via Montauban, Gaillac and Albi, then follow the D999 towards Millau.
- Turn left onto the D77 towards Ambialet / Vallée du Tarn.
- After Ambialet, follow the signs for Trébas (D700), Lincou and Brousse-le-Château.
- About 5 km after Brousse-le-Château you’ll find Camping du Batut on the left-hand side of the road.
With a camper or caravan
Wider than 1.80 m and/or taller than 2.10 m? Don’t follow Google Maps blindly: some routes go through narrow tunnels you won’t fit through. Take one of these routes instead.
From Clermont-Ferrand / A75
- Stay on the A75 until after Millau and cross the toll viaduct.
- Then follow the D999 towards Albi.
- At Vabres-l’Abbaye, follow the D999 towards Albi and about 10 km further on, turn right onto the D902 towards Rebourguil – Montclar – Réquista – Vallée du Tarn – Faveyrolles.
- Follow the D902 for about 16 km. The campsite is on the right.
From Limoges / A20
- Stay on the A20 to Montauban. This route is flatter and easier with a caravan or camper.
- Drive via Montauban – Gaillac – Albi, then follow the D999 towards Millau.
- Then turn left onto the D902 towards Rebourguil – Montclar – Réquista – Vallée du Tarn – Faveyrolles.
- Follow the D902 for about 16 km. The campsite is on the right.
By plane
Rodez-Aveyron airport (RDZ) is about an hour’s drive, and easy to reach from the Netherlands via Belgium. Montpellier (MPL) and Toulouse-Blagnac (TLS) are an hour and a half to two hours away. At the airport you can rent a car for the last stretch to the campsite.

