Go to LANGOGNE, from Langogne, take direction Lake Naussac, then direction CHASTANIER (left at the crossroads before the D34 lake), from this crossroads the campsite is 8 km away, follow the signs Les Sous BOIS FROM THE LAKE, THE CAMPSITE is at a place called BESSETTES
HOW TO GET TO LES SOUS-BOIS DU LAC
BY CAR
We are located in Lozère, in the village of Chastanier, close to Langogne and Lake Naussac.
• From Clermont-Ferrand, follow the direction of Le Puy-en-Velay and then Langogne (N102). Upon arriving in Langogne, follow the signs for Lake Naussac. Before reaching the lake, follow the signs to Chastanier. The campsite is located just a few minutes away on the wild shore of Lake Naussac. Follow the signs for "Les Sous-Bois du Lac".
• From Lyon, take the direction of Saint-Étienne, then Le Puy-en-Velay (RN88), and continue to Langogne. In Langogne, follow the signs for Lake Naussac, then Chastanier, on the lake's wild shore. The campsite is clearly signposted.
• From Montpellier or Southern France, head towards Mende via the A75, then continue to Langogne (RN88). At the entrance to Langogne, follow the signs for Lake Naussac, then Chastanier. The campsite is signposted.
Once you arrive in the area, simply follow the signs for "Les Sous-Bois du Lac" to reach the campsite entrance.
BY TRAIN
The nearest railway station is Langogne, located approximately 10 minutes from the campsite by car.
The station is served by regional train services connecting Langogne with Clermont-Ferrand, Nîmes and Mende.
Once in Langogne, you can reach the campsite by taxi or car-sharing services.
The journey itself offers a wonderful introduction to the landscapes of Lozère, with its forests, plateaus and wide-open spaces.
BY BIKE 🚴
The campsite is also accessible by bicycle for touring cyclists and cycle travellers.
Located near Langogne and Lake Naussac, it is surrounded by an ideal cycling environment, with quiet roads and varied landscapes.
Depending on your route, you can easily reach the campsite via Langogne, then follow the signs towards Lake Naussac and Chastanier.
Arriving by bike is a peaceful way to discover the area and enjoy nature from the very first moment.