Caesar’s Camp
Caesar’s Camp
A Window onto Antiquity in the Cèze Valley
Discover a fascinating historical site, Caesar’s Camp, nestled in the hills above the Cèze Valley between Saint-André-de-Roquepertuis and Pont-Saint-Esprit. This Gallic oppidum, later a Roman camp, offers a captivating immersion into ancient times, just a stone’s throw from Camping les Cascades.
Caesar’s Camp is a strategic plateau that was occupied as early as the Iron Age, then fortified by the Gauls before being taken over by the Romans. As you stroll around this archaeological site, you can still see the remains of cyclopean ramparts, evidence of the ingenuity of past civilizations, and traces of Roman military organization. It is a place where the imagination takes over, allowing you to visualize the lives of our ancestors in this historic setting.
ABeyond its historical interest, Camp de César offers exceptional panoramic views over the green Cèze valley, the surrounding plains, and the majestic foothills of the Cévennes. It is an ideal place for a peaceful stroll, where history blends harmoniously with the natural beauty of the landscape.
Accessible via hiking trails, this exploration of the past will give you an understanding of the strategic importance of this region over the centuries. Caesar’s Camp is an enriching cultural and natural stopover, a silent testimony to the history that has shaped our territory.
A Historical Hikeand Panoramic
A Strategic Starting Pointfor the exploration of the Gard
The location of Camp de César makes it a great place to stop during your stay in the Gard. Close to the famous Cèze Valley and just a short distance from your campsite, it fits easily into an itinerary that includes other treasures of the region. This site offers a unique perspective on the importance of this area throughout the ages, bearing witness to its strategic role since ancient times. It is a place where every stone seems to tell a part of the story that has shaped this magnificent territory.
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