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Waterside campsites in Narbonne

4 by the water campsites, individually selected, to book directly with the establishment.

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4 campsites by the water
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Camping La Nautique
Aude · Occitanie
from 250€ / week · by the pond
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Camping Les Floralys
★★ star rating
Aude · Occitanie
by the sea
Camping Les Auberges
★★ star rating
Aude · Occitanie
by the river
Camping Le Val de Cesse
★★★★ star rating
Aude · Occitanie
by the lake
our selection

Our selection of campsites by the water in Narbonne

A verified selection, presented on equal footing, in an order that changes with every visit.

the guide

Everything about the campsites by the water in Narbonne

Narbonne, in the Aude department, in Occitanie, brings together several faces of water: the coast towards Narbonne-Plage, coastal lagoons and a network of canals and waterways that cross the town's land. This diversity is reflected in the spread of campsites, split between the sea, a body of water, a river and a lagoon, with no single type really dominating.

A former Roman city and historic Mediterranean port, Narbonne long lived off its relationship with water, before the coastline receded and the town found itself several kilometres from today's shore. Camping in this area makes it easy to alternate between the beach at Narbonne-Plage, walks along the Canal de la Robine, listed as UNESCO heritage as a link in the Canal du Midi, and discovering the lagoons that border the Mediterranean, rich in birdlife and garrigue scenery.

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What to see and do in Narbonne

Narbonne preserves major remains from its Roman past, when the city was one of the most prosperous in Gallia Narbonensis, the first Roman province outside Italy. The Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur cathedral, unfinished but impressive in scale, overlooks the historic centre alongside the Archbishops' Palace.

The Canal de la Robine crosses the town from end to end and invites a walk or bike ride, between moored barges and nineteenth-century covered market halls where a lively market is still held. At the edge of Narbonne, the Étang de Bages-Sigean spreads out a landscape of garrigue and mudflats ideal for watching pink flamingos and other waterbirds. On the coast, Narbonne-Plage offers a wide sandy strip typical of the Aude coastline, open and windy, popular with board-sport enthusiasts.

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Campsites by the water nearby in Narbonne

Other campsites less than 30 km away, in neighbouring towns.

our method

How we select every campsite

1

A verified criterion, not a promise

Every by the water campsite is checked against its official listing and real photos, not a marketing pitch.

2

Reputation, backed by reviews

We cross-check public Google ratings and reviews. An establishment below family standards doesn't make the selection.

3

Direct booking, transparent pricing

You book directly with the campsite, no middleman or hidden markup. The price shown is the price you pay.

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Selection curated by Théo, editorial manager of Aimer Camper and specialist in by the water campsites. His method & guides →

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Compare campsites by the water in Narbonne

CampsiteRatingby the pondFromRating
Camping La Nautique 250€/sem.