A campsite at the heart of the valley of Saint-Lary-Soulan

Le Lustou campsite is located in the Aure valley in the heart of the Pyrenees. From small villages with slate roofs to majestic peaks, you will discover the mountain at your own pace.
Throughout the year, a wide variety of cultural activities or sporting events are organized within the valley of Aure and the valley of Louron, its neighbor.
From the campsite, 4 ski resorts are accessible in winter. In summer, on foot or by bike, the mountain opens its arms to you. Among the great sites that surround us, the Néouvielle national reserve offers some of the most beautiful landscapes. And why not discover Spain and the Aragonese canyons through the Bielsa tunnel?
The Lustou is ideally located in the immediate vicinity of the Agos leisure center, a privileged space for walks and activities. A few minutes from Vielle-Aure and Saint-Lary-Soulan, you can also enjoy the activities and shops in the villages.
Le Lustou, your next base camp in the Pyrenees!

A familly committed to nature

When you are coming to Le Lustou, you are not just booking a stay, you are joining a family of mountain and nature enthusiasts.
Founded in 1980 by Francis André, a native of the valley and mountain guide, Le Lustou has become an essential meeting point for mountain enthusiasts. Francis and Myriam have accompanied clients throughout these 42 unforgettable years. In 2022, Stéphanie and François-Xavier joined the adventure, to assist and then replace Myriam and Francis. A new team but unchanged values: friendliness and the desire to offer you an unforgettable experience!
We are committed to share our love for our mountains. To do so, we are working to develop sustainable tourism, both environmentally friendly and integrated into local economic life, as close as possible to those who support and take care of the Pyrenees.

A peaceful place for all

At Lustou, we welcome you in a green area, in a quiet place at the foot of the Pyrenees. Alone or many, with family or friends, we offer different types of accommodations.
If you like hearing the hoot of the owl, you can opt for a few nights in a tent. For more comfort, especially in winter, mobile homes are the modern version of the cabin in the woods. Finally, to celebrate Grand Ma's 80th birthday or to climb the passes of the Tour de France as a team, the lodge welcomes large groups (up to 29 travelers). To let you enjoy the disconnection during your holidays, the WI-FI access is restricted to the reception area.