Uncover Chanaz, Savoie treasures from Domaine des Iles

Hike along an ideal trail to soak up the atmosphere of the forest. You leave the village to overlook the Canal de Savière and the Rhone River Valley. A superb view and an orientation table will enable you to appreciate this natural environment.

The Via Grand Colombier is a cycle path that runs along the Rhône from Culoz to Cressin-Rochefort The Grand Colombier cycling route is a pleasant, flat, and safe route along the river. Built along the Rhône River, this cycle path, opened in 2026, allows you to enjoy a remarkable natural environment while traveling in complete tranquility. Accessible to all, it can be cycled as an out-and-back route on a dedicated and safe path, ideal for family bike rides. It is also accessible for rollerblading or roller skiing. Its flat and comfortable route makes it suitable for both families and more athletic cyclists who wish to use this cycle path to reach the legendary Grand Colombier or the many small roads in this part of the Bugey region. For those who prefer longer routes, it is also possible to create a loop of approximately 20 km by joining the ViaRhôna cycle route located on the other bank of the Rhône. These connections via the Pont de la Loi and the Cressin-Rochefort bridge offer varied scenery and allow you to fully enjoy both banks of the river. Several starting points are recommended: parking at the port of Massignieu de Rives, at L'Ecoinçon, and in the village of Lavours. The greenway is also accessible from Culoz train station, allowing for quick connections to the route by train. Along this new cycle path located between Cressin-Rochefort and Culoz, you will peacefully follow the Rhône River, a stone's throw from the Lavours Marsh Nature Reserve, La Paillère with its inn, river stop, and copperworks, all with the Grand Colombier massif, the highest peak in the Bugey region and a legendary climb of the Tour de France, as a backdrop.

Set off on a family excursion above Vions. Climb the Mollard Trail to discover the Rhone plain and the Chautagne marsh. Rub shoulders with history when you pass in front of the Commandery that belonged to the Order of the Knights Templar.

This gravel adventure invites you to discover the Jura Massif over nearly 400 km from North to South! From Mandeure in the Doubs to Culoz in the Ain, this gravel route partly follows the existing mountain bike route and escapes from it when the paths become too technical to offer trails, forest roads or roads rarely used by vehicles to better match to the particularities of the gravel bike. Like the mountain bike routes, the gravel path allows you to discover the immense variety of landscapes of the Jura Mountains. Facing the Alps, you will discover the Jura massif through its valleys and plateaus. Along the 384 km of the Grande Traversée gravel marked trail, numerous accommodations await you. From the stopover gîte to the hotel, including guest rooms, inns, refuges and campsites. Find all the information relating to accommodation / catering along the route, news (temporary diversions), preparation advice and official tracks on the Grande Traversée du Jura VTT website. It takes between 6 and 9 days to complete the entire route depending on your level. The return is from the Culoz train station (Lyon - Geneva line) to Mandeure. Recommended route: Culoz - Lyon then Lyon - Montbéliard (direction Nancy). From Montbéliard: join the start in Mandeure 14 km away by cycle path crossing Sochaux-Montbéliard via Exincourt, Audincourt and Valentigney.

Southern crossing of the Grande Traversée du Jura on foot from Valserhône railway station to Culoz railway station in 3 days. With a length of just over 50 km, this marked crossing on the southern end of the Grande traversée du Jura follows the crests and large expanses of the Jura Massif. From Valserhône station to Culoz railway station, two towns on the banks of the Rhône river, this circuit in the middle of nature quickly gains altitude to first cross the Plateau de Retord, then the Massif du Grand Colombier. In these landscapes of wide open spaces, far from roads and communication axes, it is a crossing of mountain pastures, valleys and forests with little or no habitation. Apart from the farms of Retord and their atypical architecture, places favored by the Resistance during the Second World War. Many panoramas are to be discovered along the way with a series of balconies facing the chain of the Alps and Mont Blanc to the east. Day 1: Valserhône (Bellegarde) > Les Plans d'Hotonnes (20 km) Day 2: Les Plans d'Hotonnes > Arvières (17 km) Day 3: Arvieres > Culoz (18 km) Several accommodations offer overnight stays in the Plans d'Hotonnes resort, including the Hôtel Restaurant Berthet. The next stage can be done up to the very popular Chalet d'Arvières located between the Col de la Biche and the Grand Colombier. The circuit crosses the pastures of the Plateau de Retord, the greatest vigilance is recommended when you encounter a herd. Some herds are accompanied by guard dogs, in which case it is strongly recommended that you do not cross it but walk around it. We thank you for keeping your dogs on a leash and systematically closing the enclosures behind your passage.

Southern loop of the Grande Traversée du Jura on Mountain bike crossing the Planachat ridges separating Valromey and the Hauteville Plateau, the Retord Plateau and the ridges of the Grand Colombier Massif. With a length of nearly 100 km, this marked loop on the two southern variants of the GTJ allows you to discover the southern end of the Jura Massif in a few days. From the banks of the Rhône to Culoz at an altitude of 250 meters at the foot of the giant of Bugey, the Grand Colombier, culminating at nearly 1500 meters, passing through the plateaus of Retord and Hauteville, the circuit takes in varied landscapes and numerous balconies on the chain of the Alps, Mont Blanc and Lake Bourget. Day 1 : Culoz > La Praille (32 km) Day 2 : La Praille > Les Plans d'Hotonnes (27 km) Day 3 : Les Plans d'Hotonnes > Culoz (35km)

Day 1 of the southern loop of the Grande Traversée du Jura on Mountain bike. With a length of almost 32 km, this first stage includes half of the total elevation gain. From the banks of the Rhône to Culoz at an altitude of 250 meters at the foot of the giant of Bugey, the Grand Colombier, its paths will take you through the south of Valromey near its geological curiosities before rising into the forests of the separating ridge the Valromey to the Plateau d'Hauteville via the Lèbe Observatory. Day 1 : Culoz > La Praille (32 km) Day 2 : La Praille > Les Plans d'Hotonnes (27 km) Day 3 : Les Plans d'Hotonnes > Culoz (35km)

Hiking from Lake Barterand through the Bugey vineyards. This family loop in the middle of the Bugey vineyards will take you from the sculpted rocks of Lake Barterand to the Cave Bugiste located in Vongnes, wine-growing village with traditional local architecture. This hike can be downloaded on the free app Ain Outdoor.

Rental of bikes, mountain bikes and electric bikes to explore the ViaRhôna bike path, the trails and the Chautagne vineyard path, not to mention the little lanes overlooking the Lac du Bourget and the Abbeye d'Hautecombe.

Discover the Canal de Savière and the Lac du Bourget and transit the River Rhone canal through a lock on board comfortable and spacious boats, with upper decks (accessible to people with reduced mobility).

In a charming setting with a view of the Rhône, the Hotel-Restaurant L'Auberge de la Paillère has 14 rooms equipped with private bathroom. On the spot a restaurant with terrace offering traditional cuisine and specialities. The hotel has 11 double rooms, 2 triple rooms and one family room, all fitted with showers or baths. The establishment has a large bar at the entrance and a large restaurant, with a capacity for more than 200 seats, completely renovated and tastefully decorated. A second room of 50 places, on the park side, can be privatized. On the courtyard side, the kiosk, with a capacity of 70 to 80 places, can be used for meetings or company seminars, with the possibility of breakfast or buffet. Ideal for groups: the Auberge de la Paillère also has several boat landing stages for river cruises.

This very pleasant walk will plunge you into the heart of the Lavours Marsh Nature Reserve. You'll be able to appreciate its beauty and richness. Be attentive and discreet... at every hour and in every season, something is happening in the marsh. A 320 m² discovery area, consisting of 5 themed rooms, the Maison du marais offers a modern and interactive museography (videos, interactive terminals, etc.) to help you understand the fauna and flora of the marsh, its history, its formation and its current management. The Maison du marais aims to prepare for a visit to the nature reserve or to complete it. It is also an information point, a nature shop and a refreshment bar.

The EARL Domaine Monin is housed in an old Savoyard fortified manor house in the village of Vongnes. Here M. Varin-Bernier will give you a warm welcome and offer advice about their choice of wines from their 400 year old vineyard. The EARL Domaine Monin has been open to the public since 1969 and is open for business 7 days a week until 19:00. The Monin family produces 2 varieties of white wine both from the Chardonnay grape as well as a rosé from a blend of Pinot-Noir, Gamay and Mondeuse. These 3 cépages are also used in the production of the Caveau Domaine Monin’s extensiverange of red wines. There are also 4 different types of sparkling wine available made using both the méthode ancestral and méthode traditionnelle techniques in addition to both Fine and Marc de Bugey digestives. The Caveau Domaine de Monin also has a gîte that can accommodate up to 6 guests available for rent.

The Musée des Traditions Vigneronnes (Museum of Winegrowing Traditions) houses one of the largest and most beautiful collections of ancient tools (over 1300) and objects related to the work of the vine and wine. Throughout 3 rooms, this museum brings back to life thousand-year-old arts. The Musée des Traditions Vigneronne was born of the Caveau Bugiste's desire to preserve the memory of the gestures and skills of yesteryear. The exhibits come from the Caveau's own research, as well as from a personal collection built up over more than 20 years by Jean-Pierre Melin, an equally enthusiastic Bugiste. - Fossous, départoirs and échaudeuses recall the patient stages leading up to the grape's blossoming. - Rassiots, gauges and presses illustrate the skilful winemaking process. - Verdondaines, jabloirs and dolloires evoke the perfect mastery of the cooper. Many of these objects date from the 18th century, and some are rare and even unique. Au Caveau Bugiste : - Museum of stone tools - Collection of corkscrews (over 800) and liqueur glasses (over 500) - Vinorama “Tourism, Viticulture and Gastronomy in the Land of Brillat Savarin”: documentary presenting the Ain, Bugey, its history, vineyards, gastronomy, vine cultivation, vinification of different grape varieties, distillation and aging of spirits. - Temporary painting and sculpture exhibitions. - Tasting of wines from the cellar and local products (terrines, honeys, jams, oils, cookies, sausages, etc.).

Exhibitions of paintings, collages, photographs, sculptures etc. regularly renewed. Wide variety of works by local, amateur, knowledgeable or beginner artists.

Located on the forest’s edge, 3.1 miles from the Lac du Bourget, the Camping Saumont offers a swimming pool, paddling pool and many activities: cross-country biking, tennis, badminton, canoeing, evening activities, and a nursery. Member of Camping Qualité.

A family-run business for 4 generations, Caveau Quinard, whose vines are located on the high banks of the Rhône Valley in Massignieu-de-Rives, close to the ViaRhôna, has been organically farmed since 2010. The Quinard estate has 14 hectares of vineyards. The vineyard is organically farmed. The Quinard wine cellar is also committed to hospitality: a smile is de rigueur, wine tasting is offered, and numerous tourist brochures are available to customers. The estate committed to organic farming in 2009, when the entire vineyard was converted to organic methods. No synthetic products (herbicides, insecticides) or chemical fertilisers are used. The vines are treated only with minerals and plants in order to produce the healthiest grapes possible. The winemaking process is therefore traditional. This involves more manual labour (ploughing every other row, leaving the other rows grassed over) which makes it easier to move equipment around. The estate's wines: Bugey white (Chardonnay, Côteaux de Sous Nants, Roussette) Bugey red (Gamay, Pinot Noir, Hautins de Poirin, Mondeuse) Traditional method (Bugey Brut, Brut Rosé, Demoiselles Quinard) Ancestral method (Rosé Quinard) Marc du Bugey

The Canal de Savière winds across almost 4 km from Portout to Chanaz, where the only lock in the whole of Savoy lets boats enter the Haut-Rhône. It attracts many pleasure boaters with its romantic atmosphere.

Overlooking the village of Chanaz, the last 3 water mills, dating from 1868, await you. Surrounded by the smell of crushed and heated walnuts, you can listen to the miller tell you about his trade. Overlooking the village of Chanaz, you will explore this oil mill, still in use today. Drawn in by the scent of nuts, you will enter a place where time stands still! You can see the work of the mill-worker, who will be sharing their passion: work done according to the rules of the craft and respecting tradition. At the end of the visit, you will have the opportunity to try freshly-pressed oil, and taste the different nut jams. Don't forget to taste the caramelised nuts! The mill has been restored and classed as a historic monument. The mill-worker uses traditional techniques, to the backdrop of the purring of cogs transferring hydraulic energy. These processes produce excellent nut oils, with colours and aromas thought to have been lost forever... and let's not forget the mustards and jams!

Come and discover the world of the Portout potters who settled on the banks of the Savière Canal in the first half of the 5th century AD. Free admission. Come and discover the world of the potters of Portout, who lived on the banks of the Canal de Savière during the first half of the 5th century A.D. Over the course of 3 rooms in a 15th-century Gothic chapel, the museum follows the history, daily life and work of these Gallo-Roman craftsmen, specialists in producing 'céramique luisant' (glazed ceramics). Pottery, currency, jewels, amphora, bones and other common objects will give you a greater insight into their way of life.

Nicknamed 'Savoie's Little Venice', Chanaz lies on the banks of the Canal de Savière. This village has kept all of its original charm, with its traditional houses and water and flowers throughout the village. In this harmonious and pristine environment of water, mountains and nature, there are many aspects that visitors adore: navigating yachts, locks, leisure areas, water fun, a wide range of sports and activities, ancient craftsmanship, local produce, ancient architecture and a rural setting are the benefits of this tourist-focused rural village. The frequent passage of boats and visitors creates a lively and friendly atmosphere.

From father to son, Villamor has selected for you in its shop a remarkable collection of objets d'art, copperware, iron, brass, jewelry ... You will appreciate the warm welcome and the quality of the creations. Discover the factory, where the Artist will give you a demonstration of the embossing technique, old-fashioned work. He is one of the last copper craftsmen in France. Sons of Companion.

The Lavours Marsh is one of the last remaining giant marshlands in continental Western Europe. Located near Ceyzérieu in the shadow of the Grand Colombier the marsh covers an area of 500 hectares and is traversed by a wooden footbridge 1.2km long. The Lavours Marsh was declared a Nature Reserve in 1984 to protect the rich and diverse flora and fauna that exists there. Visitors can view this remarkable marshland from a 1.2km long wooden pathway on stilts that allows access right to the very heart of the marsh. All along this pathway there are signs in both French and English that give explanations about the various plants and animals that exist in the marsh. The pathway is accessible to wheelchair users and all the signs are available in Braille for the visually impaired. The only entrance to the Lavours Marsh is located in the hamlet of Aignoz, here you will find plenty of free parking and the Maison du Marais, an interpretative centre that explains the history and life of the marsh. Each year at the Maison du Marais between April and October a program of various events is scheduled that allows the public discover more about the marsh’s flora and fauna and heritage. To access to the swamp, a mandatory parking is at visitors disposal free of charge, at the entry of Aignoz hamlet. It is important de respect the natural reserve regulation: dogs and gathering forbidden. The stilt walk is accessible to people with reduced mobility with the help of an accompanying person.

This very pleasant walk will plunge you into the heart of the Lavours Marsh Nature Reserve. You'll be able to appreciate its beauty and richness. Be attentive and discreet... at every hour and in every season, something is happening in the marsh. A 320 m² discovery area, consisting of 5 themed rooms, the Maison du marais offers a modern and interactive museography (videos, interactive terminals, etc.) to help you understand the fauna and flora of the marsh, its history, its formation and its current management. The Maison du marais aims to prepare for a visit to the nature reserve or to complete it. It is also an information point, a nature shop and a refreshment bar.

This quiet and natural lake is a marvelous place to relax and swim in summer. Fishing is also allowed all year long. Supervised swimming from June 27 to September 15 from 12 noon to 6 pm , the entrance fee is by donation . From 6pm, everyone is responsible for their own safety. Paddleboarding and canoeing are not permitted. Dining by the lake all summer long at the restaurant “La Plage” A 7 km (2-hour) hiking trail allows you to explore the area and admire the legends of Bugey carved into the rock: Gargantua and La Vouivre. Lake Barterand was awarded the "ENS" label by the Ain Department in 2017. True natural and landscaped gems of the Ain Department, sites awarded the ENS "Sensitive Natural Areas" label are managed to preserve the biodiversity they support and are designed for public access (except in exceptional circumstances due to the fragile environment). Of glacial origin, Lake Barterand and the Saint-Champ wetland are located on a former lake basin, two-thirds of which is now occupied by marshland. This site constitutes a natural area of ​​Bugey and presents significant ecological challenges. This sensitive natural area is made up of a mosaic of natural environments that are home to an exceptional diversity of species. The lake also offers pleasant moments of leisure and relaxation.

A church and a royal abbey, 2 styles for one architect: Ernest Mélano. Under the dome of the parish church, the only one of its kind in Savoie, the guide recounts Hautecombe's medieval history and the conditions under which it was restored in the 19th century. Complementary audio tour of Hautecombe Abbey.

Housed in one of the oldest houses in Culoz, dating from the 16th century, this themed house, run by the Culoz Patrimoine association, invites you to discover the past of the town of Culoz, from Mesolithic times to the present day. At La Maison du Patrimoine you will find : - The history of the Serpollet brothers, Henry Dunant, Gertrude Stein and Jules Giguet, - The former Rectorie, converted into a classroom in the 1950s and dedicated to the Mesolithic Man of Culoz. - The medieval kitchen, furnished as it was in days gone by, with its adjoining storeroom, - Culoz's industrial heritage: CIAT, Valisère, Martini-Rossi, the SNCF station, the electricity factory, and many others. - The room dedicated to locomotion: the story of the Serpollet brothers (forerunners of the motor car) and an evocation of Culoz's important railway life, - The town's industrial and craft past, evoked through the Dumont brothers' 1887 electric factory, CIAT, Valisère, Martini and La Sabla, - The mineral and archaeological collections.

Bar, restaurant, ice cream parlor between the lake and the canal. All-you-can-eat shrimp on the grill on Monday evenings from May to September. Frog legs, fried perch, lavaret. L'Auberge de Portout invites you to authenticity with gourmet meals, with local products. You will appreciate the charm of the restaurant, its terrace and garden. For the smaller ones, a playground area (swing and trampoline) is installed in the garden.

Inventive cuisine based on fresh seasonal produce, with a twist of world flavours in a warm, cosy setting. Discover our conviviality by enjoying our dishes to share or by reserving our "grande tablée" for 9 to 12 people. The restaurant is open Tuesday to Friday and Sunday for lunch, and Friday and Saturday evenings. Every other Saturday morning, from 9am to 11.30am, the chef offers cooking workshops for small groups. On the last Sunday of each month, brunch is served: the first sitting at 11 a.m. and the second at 1.30 p.m. The restaurant dining room is available for hire when the restaurant is closed. It can also be hired for private functions (projection equipment available).

A lakeside restaurant in an exceptional location, facing South and sheltered from the North wind. Come and discover our inventive menu with fish from the lake, quality meats, cocktails and tapas.

Overlooks the whole of Lake Bourget and serves a seasonal cuisine featuring fresh regional products.

Facing the lake, on the terrace or the veranda, come and taste lake fish or fried perch. Traditional cuisine 10 minutes from Aix-les-Bains.

Restaurant located in the heart of the village of Artemare, with a restaurant side, a bar side and a beautiful sunny terrace. Traditional cuisine, menu of the day renewed every week and specialities menu. Possibility to order take-away food. Cuisine based on fresh local produce and homemade dishes. Different menus available for lunch and dinner, changing with the seasons. Menu of the day for lunch on weekdays, served on site or to take away.

The restaurant Les Caudalies offers you a traditional and refined cuisine with two formulas: the daily menus served "bar side" while the a la carte and the menus will be proposed "restaurant side". Located in the heart of the village of Artemare, this beautiful building will welcome you for a meal with your family, friends or lovers in a beautifully decorated restaurant or on its beautiful terrace in fine weather. This place has been dedicated to wines by its decoration and by its beautiful wine list from France and abroad. Some specialities of the house: - Veal sweetbreads with morels in a casserole - Frog with garlic and parsley and butter from the Valromey dairy - Beef tartar cut with a knife - Veal sweetbread foie gras and duck pâté - Valromey cep (Nougat glazed with Marc du Bugey) and many other specialities throughout the seasons...

Franck Pelliciolli, master restaurateur, offers high-quality cuisine made from finely prepared fresh, local produce at the Auberge de Contrevoz, in the heart of a typical Bugiste village. The Auberge de Contrevoz is an old farmhouse in the region that has been completely renovated in a modern and welcoming style. A large shaded terrace adjoins the wooded and flower-filled grounds. The cuisine is updated to reflect the seasons: Seasonal Flavours, Marmiton, Discovery and Truffle menus (only from mid-January to mid-March), weekly market The Auberge de Contrevoz offers takeaway meals every weekend, but only if you book before Friday evening (depending on the time of year). When you place your order, you'll be told what time to pick it up at the Auberge. For all occasions and events (birthday meals, weddings, group meals, business meals, works council meals, end-of-year meals, retirement meals, gift vouchers, etc.) or simply to treat yourself! The Auberge de Contrevoz also offers cookery classes and a catering service.

In the Grand Colombier massif, in the Chalet d'Arvière at 1200 metres, local cuisine with aromatic plants from the botanical garden and wild plants. Peaceful setting with views over the Valromey. Simple local fare for lunch and more elaborate meals by reservation only. Situated on the GR 9 and GTJ, an ideal gourmet stop-off for walkers and locals. Superb natural setting accessible on foot and snowshoes, and forest track for vehicles.

The Crêperie du Port welcomes you with enthusiasm in an authentic and warm setting. The 100% buckwheat pancakes and other wheat pancakes are cooked with fresh quality products.

The campsite welcomes you to discover the one thousand and one wonders of Chautagne: 27 pitches, 10 wooden bungalows and most recently 8 lakeside dwellings on pillars, including one accessible for people with reduced mobility. We offer: 25 plots for tents, caravans and motorhomes, 10 wood cottages and now also 8 luxury wood cabins on stilts. We promise to do everything to make your stay so enjoyable you’ll want to come back! It is also possible to rent a berth for your boat.

In a charming setting with a view of the Rhône, the Hotel-Restaurant L'Auberge de la Paillère has 14 rooms equipped with private bathroom. On the spot a restaurant with terrace offering traditional cuisine and specialities. The hotel has 11 double rooms, 2 triple rooms and one family room, all fitted with showers or baths. The establishment has a large bar at the entrance and a large restaurant, with a capacity for more than 200 seats, completely renovated and tastefully decorated. A second room of 50 places, on the park side, can be privatized. On the courtyard side, the kiosk, with a capacity of 70 to 80 places, can be used for meetings or company seminars, with the possibility of breakfast or buffet. Ideal for groups: the Auberge de la Paillère also has several boat landing stages for river cruises.

2 locations of camping cars are available. Ideally situated in the village of Vongnes, right by the forest and in a flowery frame, it is possible to stay one night for free (France Passion partnership) You can also taste our production of Bugey wines.

Old vineyard cellar facing South-West. Quiet area. Bright accommodation with charm and character. Panoramic view of the lake and Château Châtillon.

Located on the forest’s edge, 3.1 miles from the Lac du Bourget, the Camping Saumont offers a swimming pool, paddling pool and many activities: cross-country biking, tennis, badminton, canoeing, evening activities, and a nursery. Member of Camping Qualité.

The Domaine de La Lavanche is a old 17th century monastic residence, a major place of the former Carthusian vineyards of Arvières, located at an altitude of 400 metres in Bugey Valromey, at the foot of the Grand Colombier.

La Lavanche is a former 17th-century monastery, converted into four flats and one dormitory, located in the centre of the 13-hectare estate of the former Chartreux d'Arvières vineyard, at an altitude of 400 metres at the foot of the Grand Colombier pass. The Jura: 65m² apartment, sleeps 6 with the living room sofa, 2 bedrooms, 1 fitted kitchen, 1 living room, 1 shower room, 1 toilet, terrace, barbecue, green space. The Domaine de La Lavanche also has a spring water pool where you can cool off after a hike or mountain bike ride on the marked trails through the woods. Trail runners can set off from the lodgings to climb the Grand Colombier, which rises more than 1,000 metres. Exceptional panoramic view of the Bugey, the Chartreuse massif and the Lavours nature reserve. For cyclists, there are cycling days: the Grand Colombier hairpin bend road is reserved for bicycles. Located half an hour from the slopes of the Plans d'Hotonnes resort and the wide open spaces of the Plateau de Retord, close to the Grande Traversée du Jura, the Ain à Cheval, the Via Rhôna in Culoz (9 km), and river cruises on the Haut Rhône canal and Lake Bourget. For your family events, birthdays, family reunions, weekends with friends, all the gîtes can be hired privately, with a total capacity of 45 beds: ‘Arvières’, ‘Le Jura’, ‘Le Colombier’, ‘Le Séran’, ‘Le Dortoir’, as well as a convivial room for 30 people equipped with a fitted kitchen, terrace, pergola and barbecue.

Pitches located near the lake, in the centre of the village. Parking permitted for 72 hrs. Wastewater drainage and drinking water refills.

67 pitches, near the village and shops (grocery, bakery, post office). Swimming area with life guard. "La Paillotte" Restaurant, entertainment, themed evenings. Mobile home and pitch rental. VACAF-approved campsite.