Camping in Millau with heated pool
Camping Saint Lambert has an outdoor heated pool at 27°C, open from mid-May to mid-September, complemented by direct access to the Dourbie river.

The outdoor heated pool
The Camping Saint Lambert pool is an outdoor heated pool at 27°C, open from mid-May to mid-September depending on weather conditions. With a depth of 1.40 metres, it suits all swimmers. Sun loungers are available on a self-service basis around the pool.
- Temperature: 27°C (heated)
- Depth: 1.40 m
- Opening hours: 10:00 – 19:00
- Self-service sun loungers
- Open from mid-May to mid-September
Good to know: armbands, UV rash vests and swim nappies are not permitted in the pool. The pool is not wheelchair accessible. However, the river beach is wheelchair accessible.
Heated pool + river: the double advantage
Camping Saint Lambert is one of the few campsites in Millau to offer both a heated pool et un direct access to the Dourbie river. The two complement each other perfectly:
- The pool: clean water, controlled temperature, consistent depth — ideal in the morning or on cooler days
- The river: cool natural water, swimming in the open air, gentle current — perfect in the afternoon during the hottest days
Many families alternate between the two in the same day: pool in the morning, river in the afternoon.
Millau: ideal weather for swimming
Millau enjoys exceptional sunshine on the Grands Causses with over 2,800 hours of sunshine per year. Summer temperatures reach 28–32°C in July–August, ideal for enjoying the pool. The natural setting — nestled between the Causses — also creates a wind-sheltered microclimate.
Family swimming: safety and comfort
The pool at Camping Saint Lambert is designed for families. Its single depth of 1.40 m, with no slope or deep end, lets parents keep an eye on the whole pool and children gain confidence in the water. The free sun loungers around the pool and the shaded lawn next to it make it a relaxing spot where an afternoon slips by easily. The campsite snack bar is a few steps away: ice creams, cold drinks and light meals without leaving the poolside. And for the little ones, the gently sloping pebble beach on the Dourbie offers shallow natural swimming under parental supervision.
Pool or river: which to choose depending on the month?
In May and June, the pool heated to 27 °C is the safe bet: the Dourbie is still cool and the pool lets you swim comfortably from the morning. In July and August the two complement each other perfectly: pool in the morning, river in the afternoon when the heat rises over the Causses. In September the river remains pleasant on fine days, and the pool, open until mid-September, extends the swimming season. Whatever the period, you always have at least one swimming option at the campsite, a stone's throw from your accommodation.
The accommodation closest to the pool
The Premium and Confort mobile homes are a few dozen metres from the pool, which is ideal with young children: pop back to change, then head straight back for a swim. The nature pitches on the banks of the Dourbie, on the other hand, favour peace and quiet and direct access to the river, a three-minute walk from the pool. Whatever you choose, the pool, the private beach and the snack bar are all within walking distance from anywhere on the campsite.
Other water activities from the campsite
Beyond the pool and the river, the campsite offers:
- Canoe trips on the Tarn with shuttle, through our partners (15 min from the campsite)
- Swimming in the Gorges du Tarn (24 min), with remarkable natural pools
- Fly fishing on the Dourbie, a Class 1 fishery
Book your stay
Heated pool, private beach, mobile homes and Premium lodges. Open from 24 April to 24 October 2027 in Millau, Aveyron.
Book my stayFrequently asked questions
Is the pool open throughout the season?
The pool is open from mid-May to mid-September, covering nearly the entire camping season (24 April – 24 October). At the start and end of the season (April, early May, October), river swimming remains possible in fine weather.
Is there a lifeguard?
The pool is not supervised by a permanent lifeguard. Parents are responsible for their children. The uniform depth of 1.40 m makes parental supervision straightforward.
Is the pool accessible for people with reduced mobility?
No, the pool is not wheelchair accessible. However, the river beach is wheelchair accessible with a developed path from reception. The reception is also at ground level and sanitary block no. 1 has an access ramp.
