Founded in the 15th century Les Côteaux des Camoins boasts a rich history. Jean Camoin and his wife settled here rebuilding structures on the land. The land was later divided among his heirs. By 1530 the village had grown to 150 parishioners. They built Sainte Agathe church a testament to their faith. It stands today after restoration.
Les Côteaux des Camoins flourished. By the 17th century over 600 inhabitants called it home. Tragedy struck. The plague devastated the community.
Yet Les Côteaux des Camoins endured. In 1811 its waters were recognized. They were declared a source of calcic sulfurous water. This was a turning point. The waters became of public utility in 1862. People came from afar seeking healing.
Imagine the bustling activity. The village thrived. The waters drew visitors and the land flourished. Les Côteaux des Camoins was known for its charm. Its small streets lined with houses created a unique atmosphere. The canal de Marseille carried the water of the Durance. This canal was a lifeline. It linked Les Côteaux des Camoins to the wider world.
The history of Les Côteaux des Camoins is a story of resilience. It’s a story of community. It’s a story of healing. Les Côteaux des Camoins is more than just a place. It is a living testament to the human spirit. It’s a place where the past whispers to the present. It invites you to step into its story. Let its charm embrace you. Let its waters heal you. Experience the magic of Les Côteaux des Camoins.