Pet-friendly campsites in the Tarn
Taking your pet on holiday means you don’t have to find someone to look after it and allows you to enjoy your holiday with the whole family. At the Le Rousieux Campsite in Serviès, pets are welcome so that you can enjoy your holiday in the Tarn with your pet.
Mobile homes, chalets, Safari Lodges or camping pitches: choose your accommodation option, then set off to explore the landscapes and trails of the Tarn, taking in the countryside, villages and natural areas.
A HOLIDAY WITH YOUR PARTNER
Why choose a pet-friendly campsite in the Tarn?
When travelling with a dog or other pet, choosing accommodation becomes a key part of planning your holiday. Being able to stay together means you can set off with greater peace of mind and avoid having to separate your pet from the rest of the family.
At Le Rousieux Campsite, you’ll be staying in a a 4-star family campsite surrounded by greenery, in Serviès, between Castres and Albi. Pets are allowed, and the 2026 rates currently offered by the campsite include one pet free of charge.
Depending on how you travel, you can choose from various types of accommodation or opt for a camping pitch for your tent, caravan or motorhome.
The campsite’s setting also makes it possible to plan a holiday where outings into the great outdoors play a major part. Hikes, walks, visits to villages or exploring the Tarn’s countryside can easily round off the days spent at the campsite.
🐾 Things to bear in mind before bringing your pet along
Pets are welcome at Camping Le Rousieux and One pet is currently listed as free in the 2026 price list. As the specific conditions for bringing pets may depend on the type of animal and the booking made, please remember to mention your pet when making your booking and to contact the campsite if there are any special circumstances.
YOUR STAY IN FIVE STEPS
How can you plan your holiday with your pet in the Tarn?
Please state that you are travelling with a pet
When planning your trip, please remember to mention that your pet will be joining you.
This allows you to choose a suitable package and check any specific conditions before your arrival. If you have any queries regarding your pet, please contact the campsite directly before booking.
Choose the accommodation that suits your stay
Le Rousieux Campsite offers several ways to stay in the Tarn: mobile homes, wooden chalets, Safari Lodges and camping pitches.
A family travelling with their dog will not necessarily have the same expectations as a couple or as campers staying in tents. You should therefore compare the capacity, outdoor space and facilities of the different options before making your choice.
Pack your partner’s things
A few familiar items will help your pet settle in quickly once you arrive at the campsite.
In particular, make sure you pack their usual food, their bowls, their bedding, their walking essentials, and any documents that might be useful during your stay.
A new environment, new smells and a busier routine may take a little time to get used to, even for a pet that’s used to travelling.
Find out about some walks around Serviès
A holiday in the Tarn is also a chance to spend more time outdoors.
From the campsite, you can organise a range of outings into the Tarn countryside and explore the department’s landscapes. For longer walks, take a look at our selection of Hikes and outdoor activities in the Tarn.
Before each outing, however, do check the local regulations, particularly in nature reserves or tourist attractions, where the rules regarding access with a pet may vary.
Alternate between walks, sightseeing and rest periods
A holiday with a pet is often more enjoyable when the itinerary allows for a degree of flexibility.
Plan outings that suit the weather and your pet’s pace, and make sure you also set aside some time to relax and enjoy your accommodation and the campsite.
This will allow you to explore the Tarn without spending every day travelling from one place to another.
THREE WAYS TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR STAY
A holiday in the Tarn to enjoy with your pet
at the campsite
Choosing accommodation that suits your holiday
Mobile homes, chalets, Safari Lodges or other accommodation options: compare the different options available at Camping Le Rousieux to find the package that best suits your stay and the number of guests.
out in the countryside
Bringing your own tent, caravan or motorhome
To really get into the spirit of an outdoor holiday, choose one of the campsite’s pitches. The pitches are set amongst trees and allow you to stay with your own equipment.
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Explore the landscapes of the Tarn
Make the most of your stay to explore the footpaths, forests and natural landscapes around Serviès. The Sidobre, the Montagne Noire and the many walking routes in the Tarn offer a range of ideas for planning your days.
Book your holiday with your pet in the Tarn
Would you like to stay at Camping Le Rousieux with your pet? Enter your dates to see which accommodation and pitches are available.
Just remember to Please state whether you will be bringing your pet when you make your booking and to contact the campsite if you wish to check on any specific requirements before your arrival.
THE TARN ON FOUR LEGS
Enjoy a nature holiday in the Tarn with your dog
Travelling with your dog can sometimes change the way you organise your holidays, but it’s also a great reason to slow down and make the most of the great outdoors.
Around Serviès, the landscape alternates between countryside, small villages, footpaths and natural areas. This means you can plan your holiday around walks and exploring rather than just indoor visits.
For a day more nature-oriented, take, for example, the direction of the Sidobre and the Montagne Noire. This part of the Tarn is known for its wooded landscapes, its rock formations and its many walking routes.
You can also take a look at our ideas for Hikes and outdoor activities in the Tarn to plan a few outings from the campsite. As the rules regarding access with a dog may vary depending on the site, the season and the route, always check the applicable rules before you set off.
On days when you fancy a shorter walk, simply set off to explore a a town or village in the department. Castres, Lautrec, Albi and many other towns in the Tarn can easily be included in your holiday.
Travelling with your pet mainly involves adapting your plans: avoid long outings during the hottest part of the day, make sure you have enough water, and allow for some quieter moments between excursions.
Camping Le Rousieux can therefore be your base for Holidays with your dog in the Tarn, mixing sightseeing, walks and time spent at the campsite.
YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT ANIMALS
Planning your camping holiday with your pet
Here is the key information you need to know before coming to Camping Le Rousieux with your pet.
Are pets allowed at Camping Le Rousieux?
Yes. Pets are allowed at Camping Le Rousieux. Just remember to let us know you’ll be bringing them when you’re booking your stay.
Is there an extra charge for bringing a pet?
The The 2026 rates currently published by Camping Le Rousieux state that one pet is allowed free of charge.
If you are bringing several pets or have any special requirements, please contact the campsite before making your booking to find out what conditions apply.
Can we bring a dog to a camping pitch?
Yes. The campsite pitch rates also cover one pet, with a free pet in the 2026 price list currently published.
You can therefore stay with your partner in a tent, caravan or motorhome.
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Where can you take your dog for a walk around the campsite?
The Tarn offers plenty of opportunities for walks and outdoor activities around Serviès.
In particular, you can visit our pages dedicated to hikes and outdoor activities, at the Sidobre and the Montagne Noire as well as the various destinations to explore in the region.
However, the rules regarding dogs may vary depending on the places you visit: check the access conditions before each outing.
What do you need to sort out before going on a camping trip with your dog?
Make sure you pack their usual bits and bobs: food, bowls, bedding, walking essentials, water for outings and any necessary documents.
In summer, make sure you adjust your walks to suit the temperatures and try to go out during the coolest part of the day.
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