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Rules for visiting Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère

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 Cévennes National Park (Parc national des Cévennes), Mont Lozère massif, so its public-use rules also apply. Source: tourisme-occitanie.com

⛺ Camping and bivouac

  • With conditionsIn the core zone of the park, bivouacking is allowed only on foot, for one night, from 7 pm to 9 am, without a tent or with a low tent, within 50 m of a GR or GRP trail. Prohibited on the section of the GR70 at the Finiels summit.Source: aida.ineris.fr

🚐 Motorhomes and caravans

  • ProhibitedIn the core zone of the park, sleeping in a vehicle, caravan or other mobile shelter is prohibited. Overnight stays in a camper vehicle are only allowed in car parks in the park's adhesion area.Source: cevennes-parcnational.fr
  • AllowedIn the village of Le Bleymard (Le Claoux - La Remise), next to a Carrefour Express, there is an area for motorhomes only, open 24 hours and without setting out any equipment. The listing does not give the price.Source: tourisme-occitanie.com

🐕 Dogs

  • With conditionsIn the core zone of the park, dogs must be kept on a leash and letting them run free is prohibited. Exceptions are sheepdogs working with a flock and hunting dogs during an authorised hunt.Source: cevennes-parcnational.fr

🛸 Drones

  • ProhibitedIn the core zone of the park, flying below 1,000 m above ground level is not allowed. Only professional pilots may request an exemption from the park, one month in advance and with permission from the landowners.Source: cevennes-parcnational.fr

🔥 Fires and barbecues

  • ProhibitedLighting fires is prohibited in the core zone. Bivouackers may use a portable stove more than 200 m from forests and plantations, following the prefecture's fire-prevention orders.Source: aida.ineris.fr

🛷 Sledging

  • AllowedThe Mont Lozère resort has sledding slopes for young children and older ones, and rents out sleds.Source: lemontlozere.com

Frequently asked questions

Can you camp or bivouac at Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
With conditions. In the core zone of the park, bivouacking is allowed only on foot, for one night, from 7 pm to 9 am, without a tent or with a low tent, within 50 m of a GR or GRP trail. Prohibited on the section of the GR70 at the Finiels summit.
Can you sleep in a motorhome at Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
Prohibited. In the core zone of the park, sleeping in a vehicle, caravan or other mobile shelter is prohibited. Overnight stays in a camper vehicle are only allowed in car parks in the park's adhesion area. Allowed. In the village of Le Bleymard (Le Claoux - La Remise), next to a Carrefour Express, there is an area for motorhomes only, open 24 hours and without setting out any equipment. The listing does not give the price.
Can you bring a dog to Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
With conditions. In the core zone of the park, dogs must be kept on a leash and letting them run free is prohibited. Exceptions are sheepdogs working with a flock and hunting dogs during an authorised hunt.
Can you fly a drone at Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
Prohibited. In the core zone of the park, flying below 1,000 m above ground level is not allowed. Only professional pilots may request an exemption from the park, one month in advance and with permission from the landowners.
Can you light a fire or barbecue at Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
Prohibited. Lighting fires is prohibited in the core zone. Bivouackers may use a portable stove more than 200 m from forests and plantations, following the prefecture's fire-prevention orders.
Where can you go sledging at Le Bleymard - Mont Lozère?
Allowed. The Mont Lozère resort has sledding slopes for young children and older ones, and rents out sleds.

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.