Can you camp or bivouac at Laguiole?

With conditions. In France, wild camping is allowed with the permission of whoever holds the right to use the land, unless the owner objects. It is banned in classified or listed sites and within 200 m of drinking water sources. The mayor can ban it by municipal decree (arrêté).

Can you sleep in a motorhome at Laguiole?

With conditions. The Caravaneige area at the foot of the slopes is paid (2025-2026 season): €10 per day, €50 per week and €100 per month. The 10 A electrical hookup costs €6 per day. Information at the resort: 05 65 44 39 62.

Can you skin up the slopes at Laguiole?

Prohibited. Cross-country ski trails are off-limits to snowshoers and pedestrians. Only cross-country skiers with a cross-country pass may use them. Snowshoers must follow the marked trails of Laguiole and Brameloup.

Can you bring a dog to Laguiole?

Allowed. The resort's Caravaneige area accepts pets.

Rules for visiting Laguiole

What is allowed and what is not at the resort and around it: camping, motorhomes, ski touring, dogs, drones and fires. Each rule links to the official source it comes from.

The resort lies within Parc naturel régional de l'Aubrac (Aubrac Regional Natural Park). The Natura 2000 site "Plateau central de l'Aubrac aveyronnais", which is managed by the park, lies around the resort., so its public-use rules also apply. Source: parc-naturel-aubrac.fr

⛺ Camping and bivouac

With conditionsIn France, wild camping is allowed with the permission of whoever holds the right to use the land, unless the owner objects. It is banned in classified or listed sites and within 200 m of drinking water sources. The mayor can ban it by municipal decree (arrêté).Source: banquedesterritoires.fr

🚐 Motorhomes and caravans

With conditionsThe Caravaneige area at the foot of the slopes is paid (2025-2026 season): €10 per day, €50 per week and €100 per month. The 10 A electrical hookup costs €6 per day. Information at the resort: 05 65 44 39 62.Source: tourisme-en-aubrac.com

🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes

ProhibitedCross-country ski trails are off-limits to snowshoers and pedestrians. Only cross-country skiers with a cross-country pass may use them. Snowshoers must follow the marked trails of Laguiole and Brameloup.Source: tourisme-en-aubrac.com

🐕 Dogs

AllowedThe resort's Caravaneige area accepts pets.Source: tourisme-en-aubrac.com

📋 Other rules

With conditionsSnowshoers and pedestrians pay a fee in the Nordic area (2025-2026). Adult: €4 per session, €17 per week and €35 per season. Junior aged 5 to 15: €2, €9 and €20. If bought on the trail, the weekly pass costs €15.Source: tourisme-en-aubrac.com

Frequently asked questions

Can you camp or bivouac at Laguiole?: With conditions. In France, wild camping is allowed with the permission of whoever holds the right to use the land, unless the owner objects. It is banned in classified or listed sites and within 200 m of drinking water sources. The mayor can ban it by municipal decree (arrêté).
Can you sleep in a motorhome at Laguiole?: With conditions. The Caravaneige area at the foot of the slopes is paid (2025-2026 season): €10 per day, €50 per week and €100 per month. The 10 A electrical hookup costs €6 per day. Information at the resort: 05 65 44 39 62.
Can you skin up the slopes at Laguiole?: Prohibited. Cross-country ski trails are off-limits to snowshoers and pedestrians. Only cross-country skiers with a cross-country pass may use them. Snowshoers must follow the marked trails of Laguiole and Brameloup.
Can you bring a dog to Laguiole?: Allowed. The resort's Caravaneige area accepts pets.

Before you go

Rules collected on 13 October 2026 and reviewed every month. Rules change and may have exceptions: if in doubt, follow the protected area, the local council or the resort. Translated from Spanish; some sources may be in another language.