Museum of the Camargue

The island of Camargue, between the Rhône and the Mediterranean, boasts an exceptional environment, the result of the encounter between fresh and salt water and the human activities that have developed there. The vocation of the Parc de Camargue is to protect and bring to life this natural, cultural and human heritage, in order to build the future of this territory.

A museum
At the Mas du Pont de Rousty, the Parc Naturel has set up the Musée de la Camargue, a showcase for the region. Renovated in 2013 with a view to sustainable development, the sheepfold, under its original framework, offers an immersion into the Camargue of yesterday and today with the permanent exhibition "Le fil de l'eau, le fil du temps".
Historical exhibits, interactive installations, games, sound, videos and contemporary works of art invite young and old to surf between past, present and future, far from the clichés of the past.

An extension
In 2019, the Musée de la Camargue has expanded to offer visitors a larger reception area, a temporary exhibition room and new services.

A trail
The experience can be extended thanks to a path that runs along the canal and rice fields to the marshes, passing by the gardian's hut (5 km. Free access 7 days a week).

A cultural program
All year round, shows, screenings, debates and themed tours at the museum or on the Park's territory offer a fun and different approach to Camargue culture.

Art trails
At the start of the trail, a work by Tadashi Kawamata, Horizons, invites us to reflect on the challenges of water in the Rhône delta.

Accessibility requirements:

The museum is certified for all disabilities.
Audio aids for the hearing-impaired, written material.
Various mediation tools and tactile models.
Reserved parking. Accessible WC, transfer to the right.